Flea Market

Who will grab the cursed items first? 🕯️

Flea Market is an anti-collection card game for 2 to 6 players, published by Musoka Studio in Paris. Designed by Ikhwan Kwon and illustrated by Querubin Studio, Mehdi Bouti and Mariama Bah, it plays in 15 to 25 minutes from age 8: you play find cards from your hand to score points while avoiding the cursed items that make you lose them.

Welcome to Flea Market, the game where collecting can backfire! 🎴

Players take turns playing find cards from their hand, trying to score points while avoiding cursed items that can make them lose big. The twist? Much of the game is spent trying not to collect too much, balancing risk and reward to stay ahead of your opponents.

Easy to learn, quick to play, and full of surprises, Flea Market blends collection, strategy, and dark humor for interactive and family-friendly sessions. Every decision counts: will you be clever enough to resist the lure of cursed treasures?

Key Features

🎴 Unique card game: collection… or anti-collection!

🧙♂️ Cursed cards that can cost points if you’re not careful

💡 Strategy and anticipation required to play smart

⚡ Quick, tactical sessions for 2–6 players

👨👩👧👦 Perfect for families and casual strategy lovers

🎨 Fun and thematic illustrations

🏙️ Offbeat, humorous take on treasure collection

Designer : Ikhwan Kwon 

Artist : Querubin Studio, Mehdi Bouti & Mariama Bah

Frequently asked questions

How many players is Flea Market for, and how long does it take?

Flea Market plays with 2 to 6 players, and a game takes 15 to 25 minutes.

What age is Flea Market suitable for?

From age 8.

What is in the Flea Market box?

102 cards and two rulebooks, one in French and one in English. The box measures 13 x 13 cm.

How does Flea Market work?

Players take turns playing find cards from their hand to score points. Some items are cursed and cost points, so much of the game is spent trying not to collect too much: it is a game of risk and reward.

More about the game on BoardGameGeek (Flea Market).

Rules — read the full Flea Market rules online: components, setup, how to play and end of the game.