Name: Organ Attack Card Game
SKU: 142856
Price: 19.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

Overview

Are you looking for an insanely satisfying game? Look no further as the Organ Attack card game is here. Nick Seluk designed the uncanny game, but the theme seems fun and interesting. Once the objective is clear, it becomes easy for a player to move forward.

Science classes in school are utilising this game to help students understand the different types of organs in the body. Isn’t it a fun way to learn? Even though the game name sounds geeky, but the players do not need any medical background to win or play the game.

The standard pack of the game includes 19 organs. These are the main ones including eyes, heart, brain, tongue, and stomach. That’s not all! There are other organs that are less commonly heard of. If you want your kids to practice their human body lessons, this game would be a fun way to get familiar with the least popular yet highly functional organs such as the pancreas and spleen.

The question is – What is the objective of the Organ Attack card game? Read on to find out!

The objective of the Game

The objective of the Organ Attack card game is twisted. All you need to do is remove the opponent’s organs before they can remove yours. The player left with one organ gets to win the game. In a nutshell, the game has a simple objective and even the game play is not as complicated.

While the objective is to remove your opponent’s organs (only the cards), but modern daddies and mommies are introducing the game to their kids with a different intent. If you see your child as a future doctor, get them interested in organs, the related diseases, and where they are located through this game.

We recommend the game for families because you are having fun and are also going through a fun learning process.

How To Play Organ Attack Card Game

Some games get boring after a point of time. Fortunately, the Organ Attack card game lasts for about 10 minutes. Kids tend to get disinterested too soon, but this game will keep them hooked. In just 10 minutes, you will have a winner in front of you.

The whole process is fun when the kids and parents sit together and enjoy the game.

Recommendation: We would recommend kids of 8+ to play the game. No medical knowledge is needed to play the Organ Attack card game. The organ removal battle would require 2-6 people. Two players are good, but if the whole family plays, it will be a fun organ war!

The majority of the prospective buyers wish to know the following – How to play the game?

Before you start playing, please understand that this game is purely based on cards. For starters, the cards are colorful and visually appealing. Your kids will have a gala time because the images on the cards are very catchy.

The game play is relatively simple:

If you have the organ wild card, you can start the game. Each of the player will take their turn in a clockwise manner. When it is your turn, you are only allowed to take one move.

In this game, each of the players gets a set of organs. The players make use of affliction, immunity, and tactical cards to safeguard themselves. However, they inflict bodily harm and disease to their opponents.

Let’s take the classic example of giving gallbladder gallstones to the opponent.

The last player who has at least got one organ wins the game.

The organ deck consists of 20 cards. 1 is a wild organ card. Whoever possesses this can make the first move. Attack deck consists of 72 cards. These include afflictions, resistance, wilds, poison, and tactical & bureaucracy. You will receive a rule book which has all the details about ‘how to play’ the game.