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**Kilkrazy**

I got my copy a few days ago. It is nicely produced.

Did anyone else get this game? I need some tips about getting the Lego bits to make the Mechs.

http://mobileframezero.com/mfz/

**Mathieu Raymond**

Sweet, I could teach this to my nephew!

**Xca|iber**

I got mine a while ago. It's a pretty fun game although it seems more balanced with 4-5 players. My group ran into some 3-player situations that felt a bit unfair - but we weren't sure if it was just coincidence based on our setups or something to do with the system.

Overall it's a neat game though. I certainly liked it. And the online dice roller program (which can be found on their forums) is a great way to keep track of everything if you don't have a million different colored dice.

**SheSpits**

This looks really fun/cool. any one have pics of there mech?

**rigeld2**

I backed it to see it succeed and haven't played a game or built a mech for it yet...

**SheSpits**

rigeld2 wrote:
I backed it to see it succeed and haven't played a game or built a mech for it yet...

is it complicated? Looks cool I google imaged it, looks like a lot of options for diff mechs.

**Cruentus**

I backed it, got the rules, flipped through it, and it sits on my shelf.

I actually got it for the really cool mech builds.

They recommend using the "Pick a Brick" from lego direct, or brick link if you don't mind spending the time to pick through it. Or, you could just buy all kinds of cool lego sets and hope you get what you need - and if not buy more sets...

I'm going to go to a lego store nearby and see if I can find some useful stuff in their loose bricks section (where you fill up a small pint/quart box).