Faster, Ace, Kill, Kill! The Monster Volleyball Craze that's Sweeping the Nation!!

Game written, designed and illustrated by me, Cutestpatoot Games. 

A Vintage Inspired Family Boardgame for 2-8 players,  approx. age 8+! Fun for the whole family! 

Premise

You are a teenage monster (who hasn’t been?) and by god this year your team is going to win this freakin’ volleyball tournament.

Academia de Fantasmas y Criaturas (often affectionately referred to as Academia FantaCria by its students), is an international school in the south of Mexico, where monsters from all over Central & South America send their children to learn everything they need to about being the very best monsters they can be. There are schools like it all over the world, they even have a sister school in Tokyo, with whom they host yearly exchange programs. Like any school, it has clubs, teams, nothing too out there. Last year the Computer Club developed a sentient virus that threatened to devour people’s souls, the Chess Team hosted a Greek exchange student who enabled some life-sized matches… and the Volleyball team got their asses kicked by Cazedor Academy, again. 

Well, no more! This year the team has a new coach (the new gym teacher), some new members (freshmen), and a can-do attitude (well, they certainly have an attitude). This year they’re going to beat Cazador into the ground and bury them there!

Metaphorically. Metaphorically bury them. Because burying students of other schools without asking is rude and uh, frowned upon. Probably. 

Comes with 12 unique Trickery Cards, 6 Point Cards and 6 Interference cards (the 6 card decks are meant to be printed twice so each deck is 12 cards each)

Author's Note:

I was filming a youtube video last year where I challenged myself to spin a wheel of my favorite movies and design a TTRPG inspired by whatever it landed on and one of the ideas was Scooby Doo & The Ghoul School. I decided to focus on the official surface plot of the movie instead of the actual plot of the movie and uproot the monster mythologies to Latin America, since I am Mexican myself and want to see more Central & South American mythology in games- not just as one-off characters in games where white people decide we are all Mayan or all Aztec and nothing south of northern Mexico exists. Then I saw the folklore jam this year, glanced at this pile of notes and realized it would make a perfect cozy board game. Two weeks later here I am, at 1pm after pulling an all-nighter, sharing it with you. xx 

To Be Added soon:

• Screen reader version of the rules sheet
• additional art
• a digital port to Tabletop Simulator
• Braille edition of the game with audiobook of the rules