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Aggretsuko Work/Rage Balance
Aggretsuko is a fast-playing card game for 3-6 players, where each player takes the role of a mild-mannered office worker trying to get through their work each day. If a... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
30 minutes
Published
2021
Age
10+
Publisher
Renegade Game Studios
Players
3 to 6 players
Designer
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Card Game, Family Game, and Renegade Game Studios
Description
Aggretsuko is a fast-playing card game for 3-6 players, where each player takes the role of a mild-mannered office worker trying to get through their work each day. If a worker becomes frustrated, they can RAGE to let out their inner heavy-metal rock star. RAGING will provide some much-needed relief from the daily grind, but it may have consequences later on.
The game is played over five hands, each one representing a day at the office. Each day, workers try to complete their work and go home by being the first to play all the cards from their hand. The first worker to complete all of their work ends the day. The others must count up the cards left in their hands and record the extra hours that they owe the company. If they have too much work left, they may even have to put in overtime!
Features:
Go from mild-mannered office worker to raging heavy-metal rock star as you race to finish your work.
Combine co-workers like Director Ton, Director Gori, and Kabae to be the first to empty your hand.
Still have cards in your hand at the end of the day? You’ll have to work overtime!
A card game for 3-6 Players, ages 10+, with a playtime of 30 min.
Contents Summary:
92 Cards
6 Tokens
1 Rules Sheet
The game is played over five hands, each one representing a day at the office. Each day, workers try to complete their work and go home by being the first to play all the cards from their hand. The first worker to complete all of their work ends the day. The others must count up the cards left in their hands and record the extra hours that they owe the company. If they have too much work left, they may even have to put in overtime!
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