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Pixel Tactics 5
45m
2 - 2 Players
Ages 12+
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Pixel Tactics is a head-to-head game of tactical combat for two players. Each player has an identical deck of 25 cards, from which they draft a leader. The leader’s abilities alter vastly the strategy and playability of every other card in the deck, making the game playable in 25 different ways.
In the game, players take turns placing cards and attacking. Each card can activate in various ways, taking on offensive capabilities in the front rows of the unit, or support powers in the back rows. Cards can also be played as orders – powerful single-time effects that can turn the tide of battle.
Play continues until either player’s leader is defeated. A typical game is best of three or five rounds.
Pixel Tactics 5 takes place in the same world and uses many of the characters from Level 99 Games’ BattleCON: War of Indines, but its gameplay is entirely unrelated.
This iteration of Pixel Tactics was originally planned to be released as the following Pixel Tactics Deluxe kickstarter promos:
Pixel Tactics Black Ops Minipak
Pixel Tactics: Sealed Secrets Minipak
Pixel Tactics: The Final Frontier Minipak
For ease of distribution these were combined to make Pixel Tactics 5.
| Ages | 12+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players |
| Play Time | 45m |
| Designer | D. Brad Talton, Jr. |
| Mechanics | Hand Management, Variable Player Powers |
| Theme | Card Game, Expansion for Base-game, Fighting, Video Game Theme, Fantasy |
| Publisher | Level 99 Games |
MateoAlacran
The weight rating should at least be a 4; it's complex enough that it requires knowledge of the cards and should not be taught on a whim.
kytah
Pixel Tactics 5 takes place in the same world and uses many of the characters from Level 99 Games' BattleCON: War of Indines, but its gameplay is entirely unrelated.
soccastar001
New set of Pixel Tactics stuff. This game thrives on new options and Level 99 really has done a great job of coming up with new and creative abilities for their heroes in each set. This set is actually a combination of the announced Black Ops, Sealed Secrets, and Final Frontier minipacks which begs the question why those three still have their own BGG entries?