Fizzburg

Fizzburg is a multiplayer game for 4–8 players, where you cooperate on town projects while some players secretly sabotage the work. You pick up contagious physics rules and apply them to objects, animals and other carriers, changing how they behave. Rounds last 15–20 minutes and can be played in friend lobbies or with room codes.

Spread the rules

Five rules leak from pipe vents into town: Bounce, Slippery, Sticky, Light and Heavy. Scoop one up and pass it on to change whatever carries it: a barrel given Bounce hops, while a chicken made Slippery skates across the ground.

Work on town projects

Each round brings a project, such as repairing a broken bridge, hauling a giant plug to a hole or filling a cauldron. Beams are heavy and take two Kaps to carry, unless you bring the Light rule as cargo. The game includes six town projects and 40 personal contracts, and the physics can lead to unexpected mishaps.

Find the saboteurs

Some players are saboteurs, and there are no meetings, voting or bodies. Suspicions are handled physically: grab a suspect, carry them to the judgment pier and throw them into the lake. Three players must hold someone to do this; if they guess wrong, the town loses a worker.

The game does not confirm anyone’s role or actions until the end-of-round reveal. The reveal shows who was what, who sabotaged which beam and who was thrown into the lake while innocent, before another round begins.

Town and characters

The town’s goat, duck gang, chickens and pigs can all be infected with the rules. You can also dress your Kap with three forms, lids, labels and liquid effects. The game features daytime, colorful storybook chaos, with no horror, blood or death.