Game Info
Year
2022
Players
2
Age
14+
Playtime
30 min
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Description
A Halloween expansion adding Candy and Trick-or-Treater events and monstrous Neighbors to the two-player duel for neighborhood control
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positive
Pros
- Enhances the Halloween theme with new mechanics and candy economy
- Adds variety and extra strategic layers while retaining core Turf War feel
- Maintains Home/Away tension with added risk of market disruption
Cons
- Expansion increases complexity and likely playtime
- More effects can amplify luck and disruption if not balanced
Thematic elements
- Halloween with candy-based economy and trick-or-treaters
- Halloween-themed expansion content
- Thematic extension with more risk and events
Comparison games
- The Thing: Board Game
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- candy currency — Candy acts as a new currency; players can spend candy to activate effects or bank it for end-game VP.
- cauldron and trash-to-candy — Trash cards to earn candy via cauldron or other card interactions.
- Events — Event cards (e.g., Recycling Day) can reshuffle or reset piles and change the game state.
- market-draw risk — When replacing a discarded/drawn card, a trick-or-treater may appear, increasing market risk.
- new events — Event cards (e.g., Recycling Day) can reshuffle or reset piles and change the game state.
- trick-or-treater cards — Trick-or-treater cards appear among market/deck and trigger events or require candy to resolve.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Trick-or-treaters come to your door you give them candy or they play a trick on you
- the candy is really important because there are some new cards in the deck
- they kept that clever Home and Away mechanism
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