Zpocalypse 2: Defend the Burbs

Zpocalypse 2: Defend the Burbs

Walter Barber , Julie Ahern (2017)

5.6
Puntuación BGG 133 votos
2-5 jugadores Mejor: 3 90-720 min 14+
Complejidad Pesado — 3.6/5
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Description from the publisher: "When the city was overcome, we thought, 'This is the end.' Then they bombed us, and we were sure it was over. Somehow, I don't know how or why, but somehow we survived the onslaught. There were only a few of us, but we escaped the pit of hell that was the urban wasteland. They always say the suburbs have it better, right? They weren't hit nearly as hard; we've found a sturdy house. It still has a roof and everything. We're hungry, tired, and it's a struggle to hold back the dead from their nightly assaults, but we're still here, we're not going down yet." Zpocalypse 2: Defend The Burbs is a standalone tower defense-style game, evolved from the original Zpocalypse, a survival board game set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Like the original, two to five players each control their own squad of survivors equipped to the teeth with weapons, food, and items. In this game, your actions as squad leader allow the survivors to choose their tasks on the daily action board. Each choice has limited space and will come with benefits (potential for more supplies) and costs (like all things in the Zpocalypse, it's never pleasant!) With gained experience, your survivors level up on a variety skills. Rather than picking your path for you as in the original game, now you have the ability to carve out your survival scenario for yourself, but be careful what you wish for.

Publisher Greenbrier Games Artista Stephen Gibson, Henning Ludvigsen
Recomendado: 1-4 jugadores Moderate in-game text - needs crib sheet or paste ups

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