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Is the company behind KIX football card game. We are passionate about publishing simple tactical sporting games. KIX is our first title and is an end to end simple yet tactical 2 player card game for anyone aged 8 and up.
2 Wisteria Avenue, BS24 9QF, Weston-Super-Mare, United Kingdom
3.8
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We love KIX because it captures the excitement of a real game of football, in such a simple way. I enjoy how the box can be used to hold the cards, such an innovative idea, and it means you can pick up and play anywhere. Can't wait to see KIX expand into other sports!
All action and tense football card game. Sometimes the simplest games are the best.
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