Wreck-A-Mecha (Print and Play Version)

This is the latest Print and Play edition of the 2018 card game: Wreck-A-Mecha by Black Table Games. It is a more refined edition than the Print and Play file that was included in the original Kickstarter campaign.

AN ALL-OUT BUILDING BRAWL! 

Build. Defend. Destroy.

Each player must strategically employ their limited actions and parts to build a mecha capable of withstanding damage and dealing disastrous hits. Keep your mecha in fighting shape by swapping out parts to gain new abilities. Be the first to earn 10 victory points by breaking your opponents parts or go all-out and destroy their core.

2 or 4* Players

Wreck-A-Mecha is an all-out building brawl. Each player is evenly matched with an identical deck to battle their opponent head-on.

*Print a second copy of Wreck-A-Mecha to expand the game to two-on-two team battles. Your target will not be the same person attacking you, so cooperation is vital to your survival.

15-30 Minutes

Games of Wreck-a-Mecha can end quickly when players take big risks and destroy the core. But even when played conservatively, the secondary win condition of 10 points ensures that games never drag on endlessly.

(Note: Videos and screenshots show retail and prototype units from the physical release. This product is a downloadable Print and Play edition. Components such as damage counters will be printed rather than the plastic cubes shown below).

Successfully funded on Kickstarter.
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Learn to Play

Wreck-A-Mecha has a lot of strategy, but is very easy to learn. In fact, the rulebook is only 4 pages long! Download the rules for free below to get a handle on the flow of the game.

Download Rulebook (free)

How to Play Tutorial Video:

Testimonials:

"It flows extremely well, and can become a deep game very quickly if the players are even slightly experienced."
-Dalibor Dimovski / Editor in Chief, SideQuesting.com

"They have definitely fulfilled their vision and made a game I thoroughly enjoyed spending all night … playing round after round."
-Eli Ramsey / GeeklyInc