A Fistful of Dinero

A game by Mark Sellmeyer, Charlie Theel

3 - 6 Players 30 - 45 minutes Low

Card Drafting

Action / Dexterity, American West, Card Game

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Description

In the wild west of 2015, A Fistful of Dinero brings together 3 to 6 players for a thrilling card game of action and dexterity. The game is set in a small town where a poker game has gone terribly wrong, and players must draw their weapons and make a grab for the cash. With easy-to-learn rules, players draft cards and place them in one of three slots, programming their actions for the round. As players reveal their cards, they can fire weapons, hide behind cover, switch weapons, grab money, and even throw chairs or other items at their opponents. The game ends when a player takes five points of damage or the pot of dinero runs out, with the last man standing or the richest outlaw winning. With its unique cover system and descriptive wounds, A Fistful of Dinero offers an intense narrative that unfolds organically from the players' actions, making each game a fun and exciting experience.