I thought it looked good when Easy Allies did a play through if you want to see it in action.Was the RE2 game good? I missed out on the early bird and haven't bought it since.
Was the RE2 game good? I missed out on the early bird and haven't bought it since.
I thought it looked good when Easy Allies did a play through if you want to see it in action.
Sweet thanks for this!I liked it but it's pretty simple in comparison to other board games, it's mostly walking around shooting zombies and picking up items and keys, then backtracking.
Saying that though I didn't finish the Campaign. Oh and my board pieces were printed very dark though which sucked.
It's pretty fun! They cleverly integrated the video game's mechanics into a tabletop format. One of my favorite components was the B-Files Expansion, which adds Mr. X as a new scenario-interrupting force who'll pursue your team through the map while you're in the midst of dealing with zombies, lickers, and other fun stuff.Was the RE2 game good? I missed out on the early bird and haven't bought it since.
It's pretty fun! They cleverly integrated the video game's mechanics into a tabletop format. One of my favorite components was the B-Files Expansion, which adds Mr. X as a new scenario-interrupting force who'll pursue your team through the map while you're in the midst of dealing with zombies, lickers, and other fun stuff.
I really liked how much the manuals feel like manuals for the PSX game. Small details like concept art and original game artwork really sell the whole thing.
I guess it could be played solo, but it's designed for two player co-op at minimum, and scales up nicely as you add more players.Seems cool. How was the RE2 boardgame for solo players?
I've been looking for a solo board game too play every now and then and this seems right up my alley.
Kind of wish Steamforge would finish and ship the Horizon and DMC Kickstarted games before launching another one.