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1. When setting up for expert mode, do you include all the standard difficulty cards and then add the three expert cards? Or do you remove the standard cards and add the expert ones instead? 2. Anyone have ideas on how to do a MEDIUM DIFFICULTY SETTING?
In Match of the Century, you play one another over a series of games, just as in a real championship match. However, here each game lasts only a few short and intense turns, so every decision counts in pulling off the win. As you play cards with unique effects from your asymmetrical decks, each of you manipulates the mental endurance of the ...
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The Thing – The Boardgame is an intense game experience for 1-8 players based on the 1982 cult movie directed by John Carpenter. It is a game that mixes different mechanics to create an experience that is as faithful as possible to that of the original movie. The Thing: Human miniatures expansion contains a set of four highly detailed ...
Nucleum is a heavy euro board game in which players take role of industrialists trying to succeed during the economic and technological boom of 19th-century Saxony, fueled by the invention and spread of the Nucleum (a nuclear reactor). Players earn victory points by developing their networks, building and powering urban buildings, securing ...
Perplexus Epic is a solo dexterity 3-D maze game where players must maneuver a small marble around challenging barriers inside a transparent sphere, but where a wrong move can spell failure and require you to return to the start or a checkpoint. It is much more challenging than the original Perplexus with 125 barriers.
Classification. Horror on the Orient Express: The Board Game lures you into the luxurious Orient Express in the 1920s, taking you on a dangerous train ride into the realm of the Dreamlands. Everything is against you, from monsters attacking the train to murderous cults hiding among the passengers. Worst of all, an eldritch, blood-thirsty ...
Thrilling starship battles and immersive story during the onset of the Dominion war.
