Tank Up

Opis w języku angielskim: Hurry up and get inside, the crowd is eager to see today's beating and believe me, they don't want to keep you waiting, especially when you've bought all kinds of throwable junk for half price outside the arena. Okay, now that the doors are closed, I'll briefly explain how this works. As soon as the doors open, you run like hell and pick up every bit of armor and sharp object you can get your hands on and then beat each other up with it. Any questions? No? Well, last one standing wins. And remember, the dead don't get paid, so avoid dying if possible. In Tank Up you will take on the role of a fighter in a chaotic arena where, unlike the great coliseums of Rome and the past, you will not be given weapons or armor at the beginning, but you will have to arm yourself in each round to be able to face your opponents in the best way. Turn by turn you will have to adapt your strategies and choose the attacks and protections that benefit you the most in order to fight better than the rest and thus emerge victorious. GAMEFLOW Each player has 20 life points. The game ends when a player defeats all of the other opponents, taking away all of their life points, or when all of the attack stacks are gone. Equipment phase: You have one free draw and one free armor equip. Exchanges, extra draws, and extra equips are given by the equipped armor cards. Only one change can be made per equip phase, no matter how many change icons you have. If the attack cards run out, the player with the most life wins. If there are 2 or more players tied, the attack cards may be shuffled and returned to play to make a tiebreaker turn. Attack Phase: The lightest player may choose between: drawing an extra attack card or making an extra attack. The heaviest player rolls a 6-sided temporary armor die, which can be equipped on any part that does not have armor. Every player is entitled to one free attack. Extra attacks are given by the equipped armor cards. Each player must activate the abilities of their armor before assigning their attacks. For the hit check you must roll the armor dice and the result is the body part or piece of armor that the attack hits. Hits use 1 die for the hit check. Shots use 2 dice for the hit check. Magic deals area damage, meaning you can choose an adjacent armor space above, below, to the right or left, and that part will also receive half the damage rounded up, but not the effect. If at the end of any combat phase there is only one player left with life points, he is declared champion of the arena and wins the game. —description from the publisher