Fight List!

To play Fight List! you make a playlist of 50 songs with Spotify/Tidal/etc., make cards for those songs, then get together with friends to play an Uno-style game while you listen to music. We designed nice cards and had them professionally printed, but there's no reason you couldn't print your own at home or just use index cards.


Face-down deck of cards. The card back is a drawing of white speakers against a green background

Card Backs

Six deck boxes on their sides: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple

Unique Deck Boxes

The fronts of four deck boxes, showing paintings or album covers, and the deck names (Crunchy, Artistic Deviation, The Wilder Mile, and some greek symbols)

Front of Box

The back of a deck box, showing the faces of three cards

Back of Box

Many face-up cards spread across a table

Card Faces

The face of a card, showing two stars, the song title, artist, album title, album art, duration, release year, and a quote from the lyrics. This card is Tiktaalik from Howard Kremer's Summahtology

Card Face Detail

The front of a card with a linen texture. This card is Garage Liddiard from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard's 12 Bar Bruise

Textured Cards

Downloads

Drawing of white speakers against a green background Fight List! Rules Print-and-Play Cards Lyrics Guide

Notes

The number of stars isn't related to the quality of the song. One-star cards are the most common, so you'll almost definitely end up with a bunch of great songs that only have one star.

You don't have to add lyrics to your cards. They're just for fun.


Card faces and backs spread across a table