Everything vs. Everything
A board game by Kyle Woelfel, Chad Mestdagh
1-2 Players 60 minutes Low
Hand Management, Variable Player Powers, Card Drafting
Card Game, Movies / TV / Radio theme, Video Game Theme, Print & Play
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Description
Everything vs. Everything is a wildly entertaining board game that pits just about anything against each other, from movie characters to video game icons. Designed by Kyle Woelfel and Chad Mestdagh, this 2013 release is easy to learn and can be played solo or with a friend, making it a great option for some casual competition or solo fun. With a playtime of about 60 minutes, you can expect a good length of time to fully immerse yourself in the game without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. The gameplay involves hand management, variable player powers, and card drafting, which adds a layer of strategy and depth to the experience. As a print and play game, you can easily access and start playing, and with its unique theme that combines elements of movies, TV, radio, and video games, Everything vs. Everything is sure to bring a smile to your face as you watch your favorite characters clash in unexpected ways.
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