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This pun infused card game (M.A.S. stands for “Multi-dimension Attack Ships”) seems to be not much more than a simple game with a brief political hook.
The rules aren’t on the website, but hints about them are. Slightly more info on the rules at the BGG entry.
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Yehuda,
Wow, thanks for taking the time to review Dimension Defender. I added more detail to the post (but I know there are about 8 zillion games and you can only spend so much time on each !!)
Ha! Well, to start with, this is a political game with a political theme (many adults will probably get it just for the political jokes on the box). The rules fit on a page front and back, so not too complicated. There is a Starter Game, the Standard game, and the advance game. 2 to 6 players in teams of 2 or 3 or all singles. In most games, there is one “attack” style & set of rules. This game lets attacker pick from 3 types of attacks, and the advanced game adds more fun. Try it!
Frantz