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This product includes Smash Up PC. The top 3 reasons to play Smash Up PC Smash Up is the award-winning shufflebuilding card game designed by Paul Peterson. Can your alliance be the first to smash your way to 15 points and win the game?! 9 faction decks, including the base game set and more: Zombies, Aliens, Dinosaurs, Ninjas, Pirates, Robots, Tricksters, Wizards & Geeks. About Smash Up PC No Game is the same - Smash Up is the award-winning shufflebuilding card game designed by Paul Peterson, now available in a beautiful digital adaptation so you can play against friends and foes all over the world. In Smash Up, players draft two faction decks from their choice of pirates, ninjas, robots, zombies, and more, and combine them to create an unstoppable deck! Your goal is to conquer bases, while stopping your opponents from doing the same. Each faction has distinct abilities and ways of playing, meaning that Wizards and Robots will aim to conquer bases in a different way that Wizards and Ninjas would! Can your alliance be the first to smash your way to 15 points and win the game?! Choose from 9 factions - Aliens love to mess with people and move things around. You may see your minions jumping back into your hand or the bases in play being replaced with a new one… After all it’s not their planet they’re messing with! Dinosaurs are huge. And have an enormous amount of power. Plus someone gave them lasers… Who gave them lasers?! They’re not a force to be reckoned with! If you want powerful minions in your alliance, the dinosaurs are the way to go. Geeks are, well… Geeks! Slightly eccentric individuals with intellectual pursuits! They can also be thoughtful and tricky! You may also spot a couple of famous Geeks’ in there, so keep your nerdy eyes peeled! If you’re sneaky and fast,

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

12 Oct 2016 · Standard