The Creeps: The Monster-Trapping Game Review

Well-illustrated, quick-playing, easy-to-teach filler games? I will take a look at every single one, especially if it is from a team whose games I have enjoyed in the past.

The Creeps: The Monster-Trapping Game is the latest release from the team at Off the Page Games. Designer Jay Cormier, the man behind hits such as Mind MGMT: The Psychic Espionage “Game.” and Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict, was kind enough to send a copy of The Creeps, which I think is the first small box/filler game Off the Page has released.

The Creeps is a family-weight card game with easy-to-parse area majority scoring tied to its hand management mechanics. It is such a family-weight game that it actually includes two sets of rules: a family version, and a full game. Now that I’ve played it using both sets of rules, I’m surprised to share that I prefer the family-weight version over the full game because of the sheer chaos unleashed by the full game version.

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The Creeps: The Monster-Trapping Game is a hand management game for 2-5 players. One of the game’s only noticeable issues is the playtime; the Family Game rules play out in 20-30 minutes, but the Full Game…

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