$14.99Munchkin Digital Backstabbing Friends, Digital Fun
A funny turn-based dungeon crawl where you kick down doors, fight monsters and race your friends to level 10.
Is Munchkin Digital worth it?
Munchkin Digital is worth it if…
- you want the tabletop card game with friends who are far away, thanks to cross-platform online play
- you like short, sharp sessions where the plan is "win" and the method is "betray"
- you enjoy solo runs against AI opponents with special rules in the Solo Challenges
- you are new to the game and want a dungeon-delving tutorial before the knives come out
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Kick in the door, see what bites
Each turn starts the honest way: you kick in a door and a Door card flips over. Sometimes it is a monster, and you fight it with your level, your gear and whatever cards you can slip in. Sometimes it is a curse, and your day gets worse. Beat the monster and it pays out levels and treasure; lose and you roll for a very bad escape. You start small, against the Drooling Slime, and climb toward the Plutonium Dragon. First to level 10 wins, and the last level can only be earned in a real fight.
Dressing for murder, the silly way
You build a character from Race and Class cards: warrior, wizard, thief, cleric, elf, dwarf, halfling, each with its own tricks. Then you gear up, and the gear is where the game's humor lives. Wear the Horny Helmet and the Boots of Butt-Kicking, swing the Staff of Napalm or the Chainsaw of Bloody Dismemberment. Cards can stack you into multiple races and classes at once, and monsters care about what you are: some eat elves for breakfast. The hand-drawn, cartoony art keeps the whole thing bright and cheerful while everyone at the table plots against you.






















