Rascals

Rascals

Ninja Whale Studios · October 17, 2018 · Strategy, Action, Turn-Based Tactics, Indie, VR

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Rascals price by region

Rascals costs £1.19 in the United Kingdom, €1.24 in Europe (EUR), $1.49 in the United States, CA$1.67 in Canada, NZ$1.89 in New Zealand, A$2.12 in Australia, R$3.09 in Brazil, $3.99 in Georgia (USD) and zł5.49 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Rascals offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.19 −75% £1.19 £3.39 2
Europe (EUR) €1.24 −75% €1.24 — 1
United Statesyour region $1.49 −75% $1.49 — 1
Canada CA$1.67 −75% CA$1.67 — 1
New Zealand NZ$1.89 −75% NZ$1.89 — 1
Australia A$2.12 −75% A$2.12 — 1
Brazil R$3.09 −75% R$3.09 — 1
Georgia (USD) $3.99 $3.99 — 1
Poland zł5.49 zł5.49 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Rascals

Welcome to the wonderful world of Rascals, the VR board game where you take first person control of your pieces to play dirty tricks on the opposition. It plays much like any other board game where you throw dice to move your pieces along a path from Start to Goal, until you sneak up behind one of your friends and shoot him in the back of the head. If that doesn't sound like fun, you can always crush him with a rolling boulder, or just blow him right off the board. If just racing all your pieces to Goal isn't enough, you can try your hand at quicker game modes like racing a single piece to goal, Hold the Fort in which you must control the Goal area to score points, or Last Man Standing where you simply have to survive.

You will be doing battle against a varied bunch of AI personalities, with different skill sets and tactical preferences setting their play styles apart. To help you gain an edge you have access to a wide array of weaponry, ranging from rocks and guns, through explosive bananas and dynamite, to Ninja Whale attacks and insidious arrows that keep hurting your victim until he can afford to remove it. The Rascals themselves are both cute and creepy, the perfect victims of your acts of violence, lovingly crafted from exotic wood in a world of marble and granite.

Features

  • Single player career mode with 60 missions
  • 8 distinct AI personalities
  • 15 weapons and powerups
  • 20 levels
  • Hot seat multiplayer support
  • R/C toys and other distractions for when someone else is taking his turn

Rascals — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Split screen
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Rascals is a fun and engaging turn-based strategy board game in VR that combines simple mechanics with surprising strategic depth, particularly when playing with friends in local co-op. Players praise the creative gameplay that blends physics-based combat with tactical decision-making, multiple game modes, and good replayability, though some feel the core mechanics are overly simplistic and question whether the experience justifies its price point, especially outside of sale periods.

Recommended Dec 22, 2018
[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6142328/][b]Like this Review? Follow The Cpt Froggy Club Curator Page for plenty more![/b][/url][/quote] Rascals: ~~~~~~ How many times have you been told since your youth that you’ve have been cheeky? I would presume quite a bit. After all, we all are human! What if you are becoming slightly too cheeky and end up as part of a game with other people just like yourself? In this game you’ll take the role of a higher being controlling wooden figurines, participating in the game of Rascals! Rascals is a VR turn-based strategy / board game developed and published by Ninja Whale Studios, where you take control of 5 wooden figurines in an interesting board game. After going through a short and very good tutorial, you’ll be ready to face off one or two good AI opponents. The game offers a few modes of play, which will vary throughout the single player campaign. But before we go further, what and who are these Rascals? Well, they are wooden pieces with a head, body and two hands. Neither head nor hands are physically connected to the body, which is fun! They might be very cute in appearance, with their big, expressive eyes, but these…
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Recommended Mar 25, 2019
+Interesting Board Game +Local Coop +Fun +Very simplistic -/+Not Sure if Worth Price -Very Simplistic 3/5 Very simple, but fun board game to play with friends/family. I'd get it on sale especially if you have a board game night or some friends that like to play board games every now and then. If you liked this review [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33220185-VR-Games-and-Tools/]Click here[/url] and follow for more reviews of VR titles. And [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/HonestVR/]Click here[/url] if you want to request reviews on other VR titles.
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Recommended Nov 19, 2018
This is a really cool casual-but-kinda-not-casual board game in VR that adds genuine strategy to random physics. You can use items to shoot/throw/explode your opponents at your heart's content, but the strategy comes with confidence in your own ability. For instance: You CAN throw a pebble at someone's head from across the map to knock them out if you happen to be good at throwing, or you can move closer to them and whack them in the head. There is also a lot of planning how to use the amount of moves in your turn. Either you can use your AP to move characters around the board, or you can spend them on weapons to prevent the enemy from moving. Even though the game seems pretty simple, you can tell that a lot of work went into the small details. PROS: Lot of replayability Multiple levels and game modes A lot of interesting weopons and items with multiple uses Game peices are cute and fun to interact with The AI really good, but fair CONS: Hard to understand at first, but gets easier after a few tries The Last man standing game mode takes a bit too long with more than 2 players Hot-Swap multiplayer is a welcome addtion, but physically swapping the headset is tedious Graphics are fa…
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Recommended Nov 23, 2018
I played for a bit and find it to be an entertaining board game situation. Im thinking this game is the type that gets better the more you play it so you can flesh out strategy and better learn how to use your weapons. There are several game types, here are two of them. A race to the finish where the oposition seemed hardly interested in attacking, so first person to the end wins. I can see more strategy if the oponnent isn't so bull headed to get to the finish as the AI. - Merciless culls kicked my butt before I dropped the items and started using my Ability points for pure movement. Last man standing reminds me alot of Worms in that you are set with several avatars and use items to knock out and kill the oponent. - Swapping into the avatar to deliver the kill is pretty awesome and hearing thier squeeky please noes only made destroying them all the better. I look forward to sinking a few more hours into this game and hope to see the developers continue to refine it. Small Gripe: One thing that would be great is if I balloon all oponents, I feel like that should be the win, Not that I should have to cylce through a few turns to get a weapon, then ammo, then shoot them down.
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