Work together to spot which new relatives are real and which are mind-controlling parasites.
The family has grown, and that is the problem. Rick and Morty: Total Rickall is a cooperative card game based on the episode of the same name, but you do not need to have seen it to enjoy the madness. Rick has locked everyone inside the house because parasites have been passing themselves off as relatives and close friends, planting pleasant memories in everyone's heads. New wacky characters keep arriving, and the group has to work out which ones are real and which are parasites that must be exterminated. It is a quick co-op deduction game with memory and hidden roles, and the tension grows as the house fills up. About half an hour, for two to five.
Who it's for
You like the show and want a quick co-op deduction game for a group of five who enjoy jokes and paranoia.
Not for you if…
You do not know or like the show and want a serious deduction puzzle. Humor and chaos drive this one.
Vibe's take
Chaotic and funny, with the table nervously doubting each new arrival. The tension is in who you trust and what you remember.
older than 59% of games
collected more than 75% of games
Best with 5 · publisher: 15+
shorter than 69% of games · typical 30–90 min
Explained in 5 minutes · 1.5 out of 5 · lighter than 72%
Some love it, others really don’t
A few terms, easy to look up
With a hidden traitor at the table