Wrong Chemistry

Custom Elements

A game by Tony Cimino

2 - 4 Players 25 minutes Low

Action Points, Hand Management, Modular Board

Card Game, Humor

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Wrong Chemistry: Custom Elements is a hilarious expansion that takes the original Wrong Chemistry game to a whole new level of fun. Released in 2012, this expansion was designed by Tony Cimino and is perfect for 2 to 4 players looking to shake things up. With a playtime of just 25 minutes, it's easy to get in a few rounds, and the easy-to-learn rules mean you can dive right in without a lot of setup. What sets Wrong Chemistry: Custom Elements apart is its humorous take on the periodic table. Instead of sticking to the basic elements, this expansion introduces 10 custom elements that are completely imaginary - and even feature names based on some of the game's Kickstarter backers, with a twist. These unique elements add a fresh layer of strategy to the game, which combines action points, hand management, and a modular board to keep things exciting. You'll use these custom elements in conjunction with the base game, creating new combinations and possibilities that will keep you laughing and competing with your friends. With its lighthearted humor and simple gameplay, Wrong Chemistry: Custom Elements is a great addition to the original game. The fact that it's an expansion means you'll need the base game to play, but trust us, it's worth it. The custom elements bring a new level of creativity and fun to the table, and the short playtime means you can easily fit in a few rounds whenever you want. Whether you're a fan of card games, humor, or just looking for a fun way to spend time with friends, Wrong Chemistry: Custom Elements is definitely worth checking out.