Organ Attack [Learn about the workings of the human body while having fun] A popular card game that combines medicine and strategy. English Learning

Close your textbooks, line up your organs, and get ready for a thrilling battle of wits as you immerse yourself in the wonders of the human body.

"The workings of the human body are complicated and hard to remember."
There is a game that can completely change those preconceptions in just one round of play.
This is the innovative card game "Organ Attack," which has become a hot topic across the United States.

Sit around the table with someone you care about and laugh as you play cards like "stroke" and "gallstones."
At first glance, this may seem inappropriate, but the underlying principle of this game is
It's an overwhelming intellectual curiosity and quality time spent with family and friends .
We offer a completely new experience that transforms learning from a "duty" to "fun."

A magical gaming experience where you gain expertise while playing

The best part about this game is that all cards are based on 100% medically accurate information .
Attacks are based on real medical evidence, such as a stroke for the brain and food poisoning for the intestines.
That's why the more you play, the more the structure of the human body and the mechanisms of disease will naturally be etched into your memory.

Without having to be told to study, your child will begin to read the cards and develop strategies on their own.
This is possible because the game strikes the perfect balance between education and entertainment .

Proof of reliability and quality that has 13,000 fans worldwide excited

The project was launched on Kickstarter with enthusiastic support from approximately 13,000 backers.
The project was created by Nick Seluk, a New York Times bestselling author and creator of popular web comics.
The artwork is medically accurate, yet somehow endearing and humorous, and just holding it in your hands will satisfy your desire to own it.

The packaging is designed in a sophisticated "medical journal style."
It would be an excellent choice as an intellectual piece of interior décor or as a special gift for someone special .

Detailed product configuration and specifications

To ease anxiety when playing for the first time

Can you really enjoy it without any medical knowledge?

Of course. No specialized knowledge is required.
The basic rules of attack and defense are very simple and anyone can quickly learn them by playing just one round.
It's designed to be intuitive to play, so everyone, from beginners to advanced players, can quickly get immersed in the action.

Aren't English cards a bit difficult to use?

The in-game language is English, but the illustrations and icons are designed to make the effects intuitively understandable.
In fact, because it allows children to be exposed to native medical English while having fun, it is highly regarded in many educational settings as an opportunity to help children learn English and broaden their interest in medicine and science .

How many people do you recommend playing with?

It can accommodate from 2 to a maximum of 6 people.
The tight strategic battles with a small number of players are one of its charms, but playing with 4-6 people makes it easier for players to negotiate with each other and unexpectedly make a dramatic comeback , making for a very exciting party scene.

Incorporating "exciting learning" into everyday life, a step ahead of play

Perfect for a weekend get-together with the family, an intellectual get-together with friends, or a gift to encourage those aspiring to a career in medicine.
"Organ Attack" goes beyond the scope of a simple game and provides an experience that will cultivate "lifelong curiosity."

Who will protect their organs until the end and seize victory?
This box is the start of a thrilling, intellectual, and above all, hilarious experience.

Now, let's turn your table into the most fun medical school in the world.

OrganATTACK Card Game by The Awkward Yeti, a medical education card game featuring organ and disease cards, a family-friendly educational strategy game for children, and a science and medicine-focused learning game for all ages. Kickstarter-ready, new in English.