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Flick Wars - Tabletop Dexterity Combat Game with 3D Terrain

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$37.19 $59.99 In stock

Category: Game

Number of Players: 1-6
Age: 12+
Time to Play: 30-60 Minutes

Fast playing dexterity combat game on an awesome 3D terrain play mat!

Flick Wars is a strategy and tactics dexterity game with six factions that range from humans to mechs to alien races. Each faction has a unique set of units.

The goal of the game is to eliminate all of the enemy units. The advanced game has specific scenarios and a new game play option which focuses on objective control. Units are discs with a picture representing the type of unit on it. Moving and attacking are both flicks. To move, you just flick your disc; to attack, you need to be in range. When you make a successful attack flick, the target unit flips over and is another obstacle. Destroy the enemy units to win. 

The included 24" by 30" neoprene mat gives you a silky smooth surface AND allows for amazing 3D terrain! Plays 1-6 people in team play or free-for-all modes. Each faction has their own unique set of units to field. 

Components Included:

  • 6 Faction Setup/Aid Cards
  • 6 Custom Shaped Faction Base Cards
  • 57 Unit Discs (Unit and Debris stickers included)
  • 66 Unique Unit Cards
  • 4 Range Rulers
  • 60 Gems (30 small, 30 large)
  • 1 Battlefield Mat (24" x 30" - stores in the game box!)
  • 6 Wood Obstacle Domes (2" x 1")
  • 24 AI Cards (for Solo/Co-Op mode)
  • 1 Rule Book

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

The 3D terrain mat really makes this feel like a mini battlefield instead of just flicking discs across a table. Played a two-player round that ran about 40 minutes and immediately wanted a rematch. Flicking your fighters into cover to line up a shot takes way more aim than I expected.

Matthew R. ★★★★★

We hosted game night with six people and the 3D terrain mat immediately changed how we approached every flick—suddenly it's less about luck and more about reading the angles. Each round took maybe ten minutes with real shouting and table talk, and nobody wanted to stop until we'd played three times.

Avery K. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about a game that’s basically flicking discs, but the 3D terrain mat adds real elevation and hiding spots that make every match tense. My group of five played three rounds in under an hour, and even the guy who lost badly wanted a rematch.