Voll auf die 18

Marc-Uwe Kling is the author of the absurdly successful Kangaroo tetralogy. His big breakthrough came with stories about a communist kangaroo who lives with Marc-Uwe, a small-time artist, and turns his life upside down. To accompany the second Kangaroo film, Voll auf die 18 is a funny, cooperative and kaotic kangaroo card game with dice that also offers 100 good arguments against Nazis.

Two to five players aged ten and up take on the roles of kangaroos, small artists or other members of the "anti-social network". Together they want to convince Nazis to make the world a little better. Each Nazi has an individual IQ. The players have to play cards with arguments (and numbers from 1 to 6), the sum of which corresponds exactly to the IQ of the respective Nazi. It is possible to "argue" alone or together. Some Nazis have a soft spot for certain things (for example, card suits) and bring further specifications into play. In addition, each character has its own rules of play that must be followed. The game is accompanied by an app that provides 18 increasingly difficult levels and also acts as a timer, as new Nazis appear at regular intervals. The group loses if it has been surrounded by Nazis. If, on the other hand, all Nazis could be convinced within the time limit, the players win together.

Voll auf die 18 is a project of the heart: the profits from the sale of the game are donated by all those involved in the project to organizations that work against racism: Opferperspektive e.V., Mobile Beratung gegen Rechtsextremismus Berlin and the Amadeu Antonio Foundation.

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