Gremlins, Inc.
Cheat, steal, and bribe your way to victory while destroying your friendships in this digital boardgame.
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Gremlins, Inc. is a fantasy turn-based strategy game with support for 2 players, multi-player, co-op, and single-player modes. In a steampunk world, corrupt gremlins compete for power and money through devious means, such as stealing resources, manipulating elections, and sending telegrams of misfortune. With good game mechanics, delightful visuals, a sensational soundtrack, and high replayability, Gremlins, Inc. offers a darkly humorous and engaging experience.











- Unique blend of strategy and board game mechanics, providing a fresh take on the genre.
- Engaging art style and sound design that enhances the overall experience.
- High replay value with a variety of strategies and character abilities.
- Steep learning curve for newcomers, which may deter some players.
- Heavy reliance on RNG can lead to frustrating experiences, especially when plans are thwarted unexpectedly.
- Limited player base can result in long wait times for multiplayer matches.
- gameplay420 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by a unique blend of strategy and board game mechanics, featuring competitive, card-driven elements that encourage player interaction and tactical decision-making. While many players appreciate the depth and replayability, some find the complexity and reliance on RNG can lead to frustrating experiences, particularly in single-player modes. Overall, the game offers a rich and engaging experience, enhanced by its thematic art style and soundtrack, though it may not appeal to those who prefer straightforward mechanics.
“Offering a unique blend of strategy and board game mechanics, it provides a fresh take on the genre with its competitive, card-driven gameplay.”
“The game captures the essence of a tabletop board game perfectly, with its beautifully designed cards, intricate mechanics, and engaging gameplay.”
“The gameplay is both complex and rather easy to grasp, and there's a lot of room for crazy, rewarding turns, as well as many options to choose from at most points.”
“I wanted to like it - the aesthetics are nice and it has a quirky goblin feel to it, but the mechanics are so frustratingly bad and the board is designed so confusingly that I just can't recommend anybody buy this game unless you like aggravating your ADHD.”
“It's extremely frustrating and unfair, as there's absolutely no balance among the cards, events, misfortunes, etc. while the gameplay is absolute garbage; the theme, visuals, and audio are pretty pleasing though, I'll give it that.”
“While very good matches do happen, a large portion of them are not that entertaining, mostly due to the lack of mechanics to speed up the gameplay towards the end - the malice system makes it slowly harder for everyone to score points as time passes, and some games are just painful to end.”