Street Masters cover
2018BGG rank #1,449

Street Masters

by Adam Sadler, Brady Sadler · Blacklist Games

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Players1–4
Time45–120m
ComplexityMedium-Light
Age14+

About the game

What is Street Masters?

THE GAMEPLAY Street Masters is a 1-4 player cooperative miniatures board game inspired by classic fighting video games. Featuring over 65 highly detailed miniatures, unique decks for fighters & enemies, custom dice, and lightning-fast gameplay, Street Masters lets players match up powerful fighters against villainous organizations in a wide array of exciting scenarios. Designed by Adam Sadler and Brady Sadler, the game offers modular and elegant gameplay set in a unique and exciting world of brutal combat. THE STORY Warriors from around the world, known for their legendary fighting abilities and skills, receive mysterious invitations to participate in a martial arts tournament. During the tournament, the organization surrounding it reveals their true identity — The Kingdom — and their purpose to recruit fighters to join their militia or enslave those against them. While several of these warriors made it out in time, many were never heard from again. Five years later, a government project called "Street Masters" initiates in order to counter-act the war against The Kingdom, now having divided and seized control over the world by several of its factions. Those who join the Street Masters project must work together to take down each faction, crippling parts of The Kingdom before they're able to launch their end game.

How it plays

Mechanics

Cooperative GameDice RollingEventsGrid MovementHand ManagementHexagon GridScenario / Mission / Campaign GameSolo / Solitaire GameVariable Player PowersVariable Set-up

On the shelf

Categories

AdventureCard GameFantasyFightingMiniaturesPuzzleVideo Game Theme

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