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Searching for a way to get your game on at the Seder? There’s a new Jewish board game called Matzakoman, where players free the slaves and gather resources to make matzah. It’s created and published by a Long Beach game designer, Flaster Siskin, who has designed and published three other Jewish board games:
Help Moses free slaves and gather resources to make matzah for the long journey ahead while the ten plagues ravage the land making it all the more difficult and dangerous. Gather water before it turns into blood or swarms of frogs invade, save livestock before wild beasts devour them and even fight slave drivers to free fellow slaves. Great dangers are ahead but your people need you to save them and deliver them to freedom.
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