Goosklerf: The Trading Card Game
Goosklerf: The Trading Card Game
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5.0 / 5.0
(5) 5 total reviews
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Goosklerf is a trading card game by Goosnav. Players engage in dice based combat with a wide array of items, using fortresses for shelter. Capture fortresses or eliminate enemies to win!
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What's really nice:
- extremely fast shipping during the, maybe, busiest time of the year
- very funny and unique artstyle and cards. I love them all
- the cards have a nice and unique texture, not the standard glossy type
- the game is unbalanced, competitively speaking, and I love it. I want more insane and overpowered cards because they, and not the timid and overly-balanced and curated cards, are fun
What could be improved:
- the rules need to be expanded to many more scenarios, otherwise you'll need to make your own rules as you play. Though a bit complex, the rules generally manage to sufficiently explain how the game works. My friend and I played for about two hours but maybe more than a third of the time was spent checking the rules or talking about them. We realized that some very common situations such as attacking a fortress are vague or not explained at all, and so we made rules to fill these gaps.
Bonus:
- Goos fully embraced the Christmas spirit and sent me (for free, very generous) some really nice stickers and the November edition of the comic book
Verdict: GET IT. I absolutely love the artstyle and the card names and their quirks. The issue regarding the rules is not that impactful and is definitely not enough to diminish the fun of this game.
Count Cannoli Approved
Fun game playing it rn with 2 friends
Cards are high quality (moreso than I expected), and the game is also quite fun although I've only played one game so far.
I haven't played the game because it is a christmas present for my brother. But the wrapping of the product was unique and came with a goosnav sticker. It also included 3 of the zines but these might have been included because my i previoisly ordered zines that didn't arrive. I can't wait to play this with my brother and hope he likes it. The only thing i might mention is that while the dice come wrapped up, i feel that they may get lost easily and the wrapping is thin in comparison to the card tin. I shall have to get a box to keep the dice and tin inside of