Robots! Card Game, a Fun New Twist on The Classic Card Game Rummy - 2-5 Players Age 12 and Older - Family-Friendly Games - Card Games for Adults, Teens, Friends

ROBOTS! is a fun new twist on the classic card game Rummy with a "Take That" play mechanic. Try to build spreads—consisting of runs like 2,3,4 or sets like "three of a kind"—and earn bonus points when you collect all 5 of any robot. Watch out for those "Freakin' Laser Beams!" Opponents try to break up your spreads and neutralize your advantage, but you can deploy a "Force Field" to help protect your hopes of victory. Collect as many points as possible over several rounds of play. The first person to reach 250 points wins! ROBOTS! is a great game for two players, three players, four players or five players. Both kids and adults will enjoy the fun robot artwork and easy play. ROBOTS! was successfully funded on Kickstarter achieving 288% of the funding goal. Now, ROBOTS! is available to everyone to enjoy. Fun power cards include: * Extra Parts: When discarded, the player draws two cards from the Robot Factory. Next, the player discards two cards from their hand to the top of the Scrap Heap, performing actions if applicable. The player can’t play cards into spreads after the initial discard. * Tractor Beam: When discarded, place the bottom half of the Scrap Heap under the Robot Factory. Don’t count this card and round up if there is an odd number of cards. * Recycle: When discarded, take any other single card from the Scrap Heap into your hand. * Force Field: When discarded, the next player cannot take any cards from the Scrap Heap. * Freakin' Laser Beam: When discarded, place both this card and one card from an opponent’s played spreads under the Scrap Heap, this card on the bottom. If a spread is broken, the other cards return to the owner’s hand. If you're feeling a bit dangerous and naughty, try invoking the "Singularity Variant" (not recommended to remain friendbots): When discarding a star, place both the star and a card from an opponent’s played spreads under the Robot Factory. If a spread is broken, the remaining cards go onto the bottom of the Scrap Heap.