Unmatched Review | Roll For Crit

Pit characters from across different universes against each other in the dueling battle game, Unmatched! We're reviewing the base set, which includes Medusa, Sinbad, and even Alice in Wonderland!

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[MoosesGearGooReview]

I love Unmatched. I really like Medusa, Bigfoot, and Sinbad. I can't wait for Bruce lee. It would be great if they added other Legendary Creatures like the Mothman, Minotaur, and Spring Heeled Jack. It would also be cool to see characters Like Flash Gordon, Alien, Predator, and Conan the Barbarian. great review guys

[unbrewed]

Thanks for putting this review together! By far my favorite board game because it's so easy to introduce to new people.

[taykey]

I have all sets that are out and made videos for each one. This game is amazing.

[tychay]

So glad I got this game. I am excited for the expansions next year: Fog and Cobble (Victorian London), Jurassic Park, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

- Robin Hood is a ranged hero in the expansion.
- Bruce Lee is not a stand alone (though he does stand alone)
- I think the Raptors in the expansion will have multiple heroes (figures) instead of sidekicks
- I'll bet the Invisible Man in Fog & Cobble will have hidden movement

[danielkeim]

Love Unmatched! My fave so far is actually King Arthur because he hits so hard while Merlin can do some nifty things in the background. Need to try out Alice and Sinbad still though

[AlainHesp]

Hello, do you think it's possible to adapt the rules for solo play ?

[kevinbhieey]

While this game seems more accessible than others of its ilk, it still has two major flaws:

1) Both players need to have about the same skill level.

2) You need to get A LOT of plays under your belt to fully understand all decks. Which multiples with each new expansion.

So it's fine for a Will and a Jonathan, who see each other a lot and can pull the game out to continue their education. But it's bad for a Will and a Jonathan who have a lot on their plates. And a lot of games on their shelves. And friends who want to come over and play games, but NOT that card game they aren't good at.