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Kitty (3 KP) rated Warhammer Champions in Tabletop Games

Jun 18, 2019

Easy to use (0 more)

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Great to play

This is a great card game that I play with physical cards and online. It's really easy to use with very clear instructions and the play mats make everything in game really easy to track.
There is a breakdown of what to do on your turn on it and a very easy way to track hit points.

We play many card games and this is one of our favourites.
The downside to the actual card version is that the stock can be hard to source, when the new packs came out we could find nowhere in our city stocking it despite play fusion telling us a list of stores that supposedly stocked it.

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Brumpolarbears (22 KP) rated Sushi Go! in Tabletop Games

Jun 19, 2019

Sushi Go!

2013 | Card Game

7.6

(11 Ratings)

Tabletop Game Rating

Cute and colourful cards, with easy to pick up rule set. (0 more)

A great fast-paced game that is fun for all the family. Easy to pick up rule set, with a cute and colourful rule set. Easy to slip into your bag for train journeys or holidays. The aim of the game is for you to amass the most points by grabbing the best combination of sushi from the deck. An incredibly competitive game that can see your strategy go right out of the window if fellow players get wind. Do you go for the big points and risk not being able to get that final card you need, or do those small points rack up and earn you the victory you want?

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Otway93 (580 KP) rated Resident Evil 2: The Board Game: Murder from Above (Expansion) in Tabletop Games

Oct 25, 2019

Pieces (1 more)

Cost

Misleading Packaging (1 more)

Gameplay

A disappointing addition to an excellent game.

"Murder from Above" is one of the poorest expansions of the Resident Evil 2 board game.

It adds very little to the actual gameplay, with only one additional scenario to add to the core game.

In the reasonably large cardboard box filled with non-recyclable plastic, there are only 5 small figures (Giant Moth and 4 Murders of Crows), 3 cards and a sheet of paper with the scenario on...that's it.

But it is also the cheapest expansion to the game costing around £10 compared to the larger expansions that cost £30-40 (but do add more to the game).

A good, but at the same time underwhelming addition.

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Coleman Balogh (21 KP) rated Escape from the Aliens in Outer Space in Tabletop Games

Dec 17, 2018 (Updated Dec 17, 2018)

Escape from the Aliens in Outer Space

2010 | Horror, Party Game, Science Fiction

9.0

(3 Ratings)

Tabletop Game Rating

Minimalistic art (2 more)

Great maps

Unsettling fear and paranoia

An unsung masterpiece

This game is one of my absolute favorites. Its quiet, unsettling, and nerve-wracking. I like to describe it as a mixture between Battleship, Minesweeper, and The Thing. Humans are racing to outrun aliens on a shared map system. Random chance allows you to bluff or biff making noises as you try to escape. Can you fool the aliens into believing the fake sounds or will they track you down? Who is an alien anyway?! The addition of item cards and secret identities take the game to the next level. I love the malfunctioning escape pod too. This is a perfectly distilled minimalistic horror game and I AM HERE FOR IT.