Junk Art Revolution

2025 · Party Game

Junk Art Revolution

Players take on the role of artists who build stacked sculptures from wooden, irregular pieces representing found materials. Each turn, a player selects or draws a piece and adds it to their current structure or to a communal display, trying to maintain balance while meeting placement constraints. The game uses dexterity-based stacking, revised scoring, and city cards that assign exhibition locations and objectives. Rounds progress as players tour different cities, score their constructions for stability and creativity, and advance on a fame track. The game combines manual skill, spatial planning, and risk management as structures grow taller and falls carry penalties.

Players
2–6 best 5
Playing time
30 min
Age
8+
Complexity
1.7 / 5
7.8 on Ludoyafrom $32.31Action / DexterityScore-and-Reset GameHand ManagementI Cut, You Choose

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  • Junk Art Revolution on the table, photo by Alba Lo
  • Junk Art Revolution on the table, photo by Alba Lo
  • Junk Art Revolution on the table, photo by Alba Lo
  • Junk Art Revolution on the table, photo by Alba Lo
  • Junk Art Revolution on the table, photo by Alba Lo
  • Junk Art Revolution on the table, photo by Alba Lo

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Full stats in Ludoya
54
Plays logged
119
Players
33m 40s
Average play
36
In collections
6
On wishlists
1
Pre-ordered

7.8/10

from 6 Ludoya reviews

  • Toni Cutillas8.0

    - Base -

    First impressions · 1 play

  • Ferran A Sales9.0

    Rated a 9 as it is the same game (I own both and rate the original a 9). It could get a 9.5 or 10 easily, with suposed improved rules and better material (the wood is surprisingly solid). When I play it I will rate it again

    Played it 3 times

  • Adri Ω7.6

    Diversión 4/5 · Interacción 3/5 · Atractivo 3/5 · Originalidad 5/5 · Rejugabilidad 3/5 · Accesibilidad 5/5

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