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Re;ACT is a highly asymmetric 1 vs 1 dueling game where you step into the shoes of a master Artist.

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Each Artist has been blessed with incredible magical powers based on their unique art form.  While some use their powers to enhance their craft, others abuse them for self gain. 

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Conflict is inevitable. Choose your Artist and prove your worth in Re;ACT - The Arts of War!​

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How To Play

To win the game, be the first to deal 3 damage to your opponent.

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To deal damage, you'll need to play cards to the React Chain. Some cards deal damage, while others help you maneuver around the board.

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There are 2 type of Card Effects:

  • Intentions, which can only be played on your turn to start a React Chain

  • Reactions, which can be played on you OR your opponent's turn to build up a React Chain.

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The React Chain resolves in reverse order (first in, last out).

 

Carefully play your cards to the React Chain to outmaneuver your opponent!

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Re;ACT is a deeper design that strives to reward repeated play and dedication. In this respect, it’s counterculture to current design trends and somewhat of an anomaly. If you align with the game’s ideology, this is a boon.

Charlie Theel, IGN & Player Elimination

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Creativity and Courage: A Re;ACT - The Arts of War Review
Charlie Theel (Player Elimination, IGN, Polygon)
"This is not a breezy or incurious design, rather, Re;ACT is a sophisticated tactical game that combines elements of card battlers with miniatures skirmish detailing. Take BattleCON or Yu-Gi-Oh and season with some Street Fighter: The Miniatures Game or Aristeia. The closest overall analog is Unmatched, but this new release is more nuanced and opaque. It’s a deeper design that strives to reward repeated play and dedication. In this respect, it’s counterculture to current design trends and somewhat of an anomaly."

Re;ACT Deluxe Ed Review - Is this Anime Chess?
Aleksandar Bosnakov (Board Games Land)
"This little beauty, published by Brotherminggames, is a two-player game that usually lasts for about 30 minutes. Think of it as chess meets anime but with its own special twist. If you’re into games like Heroes of Timeline, you’ll feel right at home here. It reminds us a lot of Onitama, another brilliant Japanese-style chess game, especially in how it handles movement and strategy. But where Onitama is zen-like and methodical, Re;ACT is like its caffeinated cousin who just discovered anime."

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Re;ACT Review - A Modern Dueling Gem
Alex McKenzie (Meeple and the Moose)
"Re;Act asks a lot from its players. Time, patience, and a willingness to dig deep into asymmetry and matchup knowledge. But if you’ve got a sparring partner and a shared desire to master a system, this game delivers a unique and rewarding battlefield experience. It doesn’t ask you to spend hundreds on booster packs. Instead, it asks you for something much more. It asks you to learn, adapt, and grow."

Re;ACT - A Stylish Head-to-Head Experience
Marcus Orchard (Sequential Planet)
"Although Re;Act borrows from trading card games, it’s more of a fighting game than a customizable card game. There’s no deck-building—just character mastery. You’re not tweaking a list between matches; you’re learning your artist and leveling up your own skill."

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