Board game · 2023
손맛 전자 빠른 수리 (Handmade Electronics Quick Repair)
Handmade Electronics Quick Repair is a board game where a part-time employee of 'Handmade Electronics' fixes televisions by beating them with his hands. Prove you have a 'touch sense' by arranging the parts in order faster than anyone else! It's a card game that combines push-your-luck and action recall mechanics, inspired by Sorting in programming.
If you like the mechanics Push Your Luck, Action Retrieval , you will enjoy this game.
This game falls under the category: Movies / TV / Radio theme, Card Game.
- Players
- 1–3
- Duration
- 10 min
- Age
- –
Alternative names
손맛 전자 빠른 수리 (Handmade Electronics Quick Repair) 손맛 전자 빠른 수리 (Handmade Electronics Quick Repair)
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