You are basically doing "perfect moves" till the game ends with no real gameplay, it's more like solitaire then a "game" to me. That's the same problem I have with a few of the games on here. You have the enemy running around on the board memeing places and it breaks up the boring "perfect move" scenario and I feel like I have some room to mess around. The expansion single player is a lot more fun though I could recommend it with that. I mean sure you have timers and what not but you know what you can do each turn and it's basically just farming till you can do it with no real repercussions. I own Mage Knight and find the single player a little lacking. So I'm going to disagree with Mage Knight as a good choice. It's all here if you want to read about it. it's an itch I've been waiting to scratch for a while. sounds promising as far as these sorts of things go. I'm actually honestly a little scared about it getting here, because I added on an additional $200+ of expansions, so I'm going to get so much stuff that I have no idea where to put it.īut yeah. The base set is a box that weighs 18lbs, is around 1.5'x 2.5' in size, and contains hundreds of modular miniatures (you can swap arms, weapons, torsos, heads around to create a mininature that reflects your character in progress).Īnd it'll cost $400 RRP (original pledge was $200). It's designed to be hard as shit like a rogue like - and the game is played not by winning, but telling the story of survival.īut the thing that took so much time is the creator went completely bonkers with the miniatures. In between the fights (called hunts), you're actually managing a village and resources, and doing some choose your own adventure stuff moving a long a time track. which could be potentially good, but also potentially bad - removing easier to deal with cards and leaving only more vicious cards in the deck to deal with.
so as you wound the monster, you remove cards from its rotation. The deck also serves as the HP of the monster. You don't need a DM - the monster is played off a 'monster AI deck' - a deck you draw from to determine how the monster will behave. Like the hook was the creator wanted to make a new warhammer quest, except after some playtesting he found that the most compelling part of those games were the bosses, so said fuck it - let's just fight big nasty monsters like Monster Hunter. Not sure how it'll play - by the spiel that sold me back then was that the game was essentially a monster hunter x dark souls party survival game that could be played solitaire. It's only just finished production and they're finally getting ready, putting it together and shipping it out to backers. Shit was the biggest boardgaming kickstarter back in the day by a pretty long shot (two fold over the previous record holder).
I kickstarted one a few years ago called Kingdom Death Monster.
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