
Government-Funded Robot Assassins from Hell!
A board game by Philip Reed
2-4 Players 20 minutes Unknown
Card Drafting, Dice Rolling
Card Game, Humor
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Description
Government-Funded Robot Assassins from Hell is a ridiculously fun board game that's all about drafting cards and rolling dice to take down your opponents. With simple rules that can be explained in no time, you'll be jumping into the action in just a few minutes. Released back in 1995 by designer Philip Reed, this game is a classic take on card games with a humorous twist. Players take on the role of robot assassins, battling it out in a hilarious and chaotic fight to the finish. Up to four players can join in on the fun, and with a playtime of just 20 minutes, you can fit in a game or two without committing to a whole evening. The combo of card drafting and dice rolling keeps things exciting and unpredictable, making Government-Funded Robot Assassins from Hell a great choice for anyone looking for a lighthearted and entertaining game.
