Unmatched: Redemption Row

Unmatched: Redemption Row plunges players into an asymmetrical miniature fighting game where Marvel Comics heroes Luke Cage, Ghost Rider, and Moon Knight clash in epic battles. This game rewards strategic expertise through unique hero decks, tactical movement, and a no-luck combat resolution system, ensuring every match-up is a fresh, intense challenge.

Key facts

• Number of players: 2–3
• Playtime: 20–40 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 2,0/5

Mechanics

• Action Points
• Card Play Conflict Resolution
• Hand Management
• Line of Sight
• Point to Point Movement
• Take That
• Team-Based Game
• Variable Player Powers

Categories

• Card Game
• Comic Book / Strip
• Fantasy
• Fighting
• Movies / TV / Radio theme

Families

• Category: Two-Player Fighting Games
• Comic Books: Marvel Universe
• Components: Miniatures
• Components: Multi-Use Cards
• Game: Unmatched
• Theme: Superheroes

Authors

Brad Andres, Brian Neff, Justin D. Jacobson, Noah Cohen, Rob Daviau (#442), Tim Wiesch

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FAQ

How many players can play Unmatched: Redemption Row?

Unmatched: Redemption Row supports 2–3 players.

How long does a game of Unmatched: Redemption Row take?

A game of Unmatched: Redemption Row usually takes about 20–40 minutes.

What age is Unmatched: Redemption Row suitable for?

Unmatched: Redemption Row is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is Unmatched: Redemption Row?

Unmatched: Redemption Row has a complexity rating of 2,0 out of 5.

Is Unmatched: Redemption Row good for beginners?

Unmatched: Redemption Row is moderately complex: newcomers can enjoy it with a little guidance.