Cryptozoic Entertainment

DC Deck-Building Game: Rivals – The Flash vs. Reverse-Flash (KICKSTARTER VERSION)

DC Deck-Building Game: Rivals – The Flash vs. Reverse-Flash (KICKSTARTER - Main image
$23.09 $34.99 In stock

Category: Tabletop Game

Kickstarter Campaign: Funded May 2022

Release Date: Q1 2023

International Fans: Order on eBay

The Ultimate High-Speed Battle!

Take on the role of one of the iconic rivals and engage in an epic showdown! Each player has three unique Character cards, each with more formidable abilities and a higher cost than the previous one. Recruit unique Speedsters and Rogues with the ultimate goal of defeating your foe three times. Will The Flash be fast enough to prevent Reverse-Flash from destroying the timestream?

Standalone game, but compatible with other games in DC Deck-Building Game series. 

KEY FEATURES

  • Play as The Flash or Reverse-Flash!
  • Each time a Character is defeated, they gain new abilities and become more difficult to overcome!
  • Introduces “Speedster” cards that give you bonuses while you have momentum
  • New Weakness cards stay in front of you and make you an easier target for your rival!

CONTENTS

99 Standard Cards6 Oversized Character CardsRulebookMultiverse DividerFirst Printing Promo Card (Central City PD)

KICKSTARTER EXCLUSIVES

  • 5 Kickstarter Cards
  • Foil Added to 6 Character Cards
  • Foil Added to 12 Speedster Cards

RULEBOOK

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe J. ★★★★★

This Kickstarter version of the Flash vs Reverse-Flash deck-builder is a blast. The two-player head-to-head pace is perfect for quick matches, and the theme of speedsters really drives the strategy.

Eli ★★★★★

Played this with my wife for three hours straight the night it arrived. The Flash vs Reverse-Flash matchup is genuinely tense—every turn feels like a race where one misstep hands your rival the win. Best two-player head-to-head we've added to the shelf in a while.

Thomas ★★★★★

The dual-rival setup actually makes two-player games feel tense instead of tacked-on, since each side gets its own deck and win condition. We've played it four nights in a row now and the back-and-forth speed mechanic keeps it from getting stale. Worth grabbing the Kickstarter edition if you can fin