Board Game Reviews Ep #250: SUPERFIGHT

This board game was sent to me by Skybound Games:

Superfight on BoardGameGeek:

[theadamant]

It’s very special when ProZD reviews a game you have

[ChristianCTaken]

I do feel like it's worth noting the original Superfight deck came out in 2015 so that does explain why the writing on the cards is the way it is; I imagine newer expansions get more, well, current

[LPMIV]

My friends and I played this at a Halloween party last year and it was amazing. My team (we had a lot of people) argued that 10, 000 coachella people running at hundreds of miles an hour could beat virtually anything due to sheer volume.

[FungiGamer]

A good thing to mention is that there are a TON of expansion decks to help cater to different interests and spice the game up.

Want to add Locations and Conditions? Blue and Purple Deck.
Want new Scenarios? Yellow Deck.
Want to play with kids? Green Deck.
Want to have a lukewarm Cards Against Humanity with offensive cards for some reason? Red Deck.
Want 90s, Nerdy, Anime, Horror, even Walking Dead stuff? They got those covered.

They also have one set to have it more structured like an RPG I’ve seen!

[jranieri]

My friends and I played this for like 30 mins taking turns and it got a few laughs, but the novelty wore off pretty quickly. It's nice that it requires basically no set-up though.

[LordAJ]

I remember Totalbiscuit playing this on the cooptional lounge. He laughed so hard he had to go to the hospital (literally)

[NukeOTron]

Let's be honest, the entirety of Canada can beat a single Spartan easily. They don't have Hockey in Sparta.

[dinkeykong]

Me and my family used to play this game all the time when I was a kid. It's basically like family-friendly Cards Against Humanity.

[sweenyshaq]

I like Super Fight a lot, it's cards against humanity but less raunchy and a lot of the expansion decks make the game even more fun.

[Taxman_]

"Google Can Control Gravity"

I bloody knew it

[ashtongaskill]

The expansion(s?) that add alternative win goals made the game a lot better for me. When every match up is a fight the same cards get used over and over but when it becomes a race or a presidential election or whatever it pushes the card choices and arguments to a higher tier of fun imo

[lorddaviddxw]

One of my best gaming memories came from this game.

Picture the scene. We're playing the villain rules, and the villain is a swarm of bees in a scuba suit. Don't remember the other power they had, it doesn't matter.

So I play a Skeleton. No bee can sting a skeleton. I also give him "Armed with a flamethrower", so now we have a nice swarm of bees conveniently contained for me to burn to death. Easy victory.

Easy victory, until the second power played on my skeleton with a flamethrower, is "has no bones".

Excellent. So I now just have a flamethrower on the floor. Thanks.

[nathanberlin]

I actually love this game! Glad to see you reviewing it :)

[gringhidu]

I have also the extension packs with different goals (who is the best chef), places (at a metal festival) and additional effects in the surroundings (like everyone is floating)

[OtterlyNoah]

I absolutely love this game. So many memories were made with it. I remember getting Indiana Jones with jackhammers for arms, and my opponent got the Pillsbury doughboy armed with a rusty spoon

[chaoticinkinc.]

I have this game. Had the family play and it ended up coming down to Mecha-Trump versus Super-Putin. I kid you not.

[tksharkbait]

I have this one, and some expansions- it's really fun, but the main downside is you really need a big group. My core group is usually just three or four of us, which isn't enough to really make it fun. Five or six would be best as a minimum, kind of like Cards Against Humanity.

[BlakeKase]

Played this 2 weekends ago for a friend's birthday. First round someone plays a Moose that's 9 ft tall, so we all blasted him about having a below average height moose. Then his random attribute card made his moose change in size to copy his opponent, it was pretty amazing

[EX-MartialEmpress]

I remember playing this game once like half a decade ago but had no idea what it was called and couldn't find it anywhere. This is it! This is the game. ProZD, thanks for helping me solve my 5 year mystery on that one fighting card game that kinda looked similar to Cards Against Humanity.

[yokaihollow]

Sungwon, THANK YOU for voicing Eagle and Flak in Advance Wars Reboot Camp, it made my playthrough so much better!