Cryptozoic Entertainment and Cartoon Network Enterprises have announced the November 15 release of Rick and Morty: Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind Deck-Building Game. Based on the Season 1 episode of Adult Swim’s hit series Rick and Morty that features a multitude of Ricks and Mortys from different realities, the deck-building game allows 2-5 players to become various versions of Rick as they try to take down the Council of Ricks and Evil Rick. This competitive game utilizes Cryptozoic’s popular Cerberus Engine in new ways, as players use Portal Guns to access the otherworldly Location deck, which includes many of the bizarre places Rick and Morty visit in the fan-favorite TV series.

In the game, the Location stack features many of the outlandish worlds Rick and Morty travel to in “Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind” and other episodes from the series. Each time a player employs a Portal Gun, he or she may flip up the top card of the Location deck and utilize that Location during his or her turn. The player even has the option to pay the cost of the Location to add it to his or her deck.

Rick and Morty: Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind Deck-Building Game will be available at retailers nationwide November 15 for a suggested retail price of $40. The first run of the game will include a “Promo Rick” oversized Rick card in every box.

The game, for 2-5 players, is for ages 18+ and takes 30-45 minutes to play. Included are 207 Game Cards, 36 Genius Waves Starting Cards, 15 Starting Cards (Jerry, Beth, and Summer), 92 Main Deck Cards, 16 Portal Gun Cards, 6 Council of Ricks Cards, 1 Evil Rick Card, 20 Morty Waves Cards, 21 Location Cards, 1 Location Deck Token, 6 Oversized Ricks, and a Rulebook.