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Mint Condition

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Save your games! Damage and dirt on your beloved boardgame-collection? This horror scenario now becomes reality. In Mint Condition you try to prevent wear and tear of your games. Just a collection in mint condition will win you the victory in the end. Greasy snacks? No, thank you! But watch out: Your rivals never rest, and a hairy cat has just jumped into the box. Never mind, if it weren’t for the spilled wine and cigarette smoke all over the place… Mint Condition is a competitive drafting and set-collection card-game for 2 to 5 boardgame-fanatics where everybody tries to collect the least damage and keeps their games in the best shape possible. Also included are two additional play-variants for more fun. —description from the designer

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