Room Share

Room Share – Roommates, chaos, and chain evictions!

Room Share is a family card game for 2 to 4 players, published by Musoka Studio in Paris. Designed by Kamoto and Mr. Kou and illustrated by Makoto Takami, it plays in 20 to 40 minutes from age 8: you place roommates in apartments, and every full apartment triggers a chain of evictions.

Welcome to Room Share, the board game where roommate life turns chaotic! Each player places their roommates in the available apartments. But beware: as soon as an apartment is full, the landlord arrives and evicts all roommates to neighboring apartments, triggering a chain of surprise evictions!

Between classic apartments, luxurious suites, and haunted flats, choose your meeples wisely and anticipate domino effects to maximize points… or create delightful chaos for your opponents.

Quick to learn, strategic, and hilarious, Room Share offers thrilling rounds full of laughter for 2 to 4 players, in 20 to 40 minutes, from age 8. A perfect blend of planning, anticipation, and family-friendly chaos!

Key Points

Family and strategy board game about roommate management

Original mechanic: chain evictions when apartments are full

Three types of apartments: classic, luxurious, and haunted

Strategic placement of roommates and anticipation of chain reactions

Fast-paced, hilarious gameplay for 2-4 players, 20-40 minutes, ages 8+

Mix of bluff, tactics, and chaotic fun

Designer : Kamoto & Mr. Kou

Artist : Makoto Takami

Frequently asked questions

How many players is Room Share for, and how long does it take?

Room Share plays with 2 to 4 players, and a game takes 20 to 40 minutes.

What age is Room Share suitable for?

From age 8.

What is in the Room Share box?

57 cards, 36 meeples and one rulebook. The box measures 13 x 13 cm. Room Share exists in a French edition and an English edition, each with its own rulebook.

How does Room Share work?

Players place their roommates in the apartments. When an apartment is full, the landlord evicts its roommates to the neighbouring apartments, which can set off a chain of evictions. There are three types of apartments: classic, luxurious and haunted.

More about the game on BoardGameGeek (Room Share).

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