Mansions of Madness: Second Edition is a fully cooperative, app-driven board game of horror and mystery for one to five players that takes place in the same universe as Eldritch Horror and Elder Sign.
92.00€
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Afflicter
Simply put an excellent game. Easy to teach and get into, plenty of variety with expansion characters and items. The app is well designed and creates a nice mood with the background music. The minis are sub-par, however.
abnormalize
По сути этой игре не нужна игра, почти все происходит в приложении и это очень неудобно. Неудобно искать тайлы которые никак не пронумерованы, неудобно проходить проверки, которые каждый раз на разные характеристики, неудобно менеджить большое число врагов. Сами сценарии при этом не шибко интересные и с запасом проигрывают карточному ужасу аркхэма. В это можно играть, но желательно в TTS или если ведущим будет другой бедняга.
Afrochiapet
Mansions of Madness is in the familiar vein of a Fantasy Flight game offering thematic fun with some manageable jank. Out of the box the various scenarios offer different hooks and pacing to the gameplay, although I would recommend carving out a chuck of time as the 2-3 hour estimate is accurate. And given that time allotment, the ratio of enjoyment and pay-off for each scenario vary. Did I mention jank? I think I did. Sometimes you'll be thrown into unwinnable game states due to the randomized round events. Other times you'll be faced with one of the clunkier time sinks (such as puzzle boxes) that eat into your number of turns. And there might be occasions where the game throws a nonsensical armada of Deep Ones because there needs to be a climax. These descriptions may sound like I hate MoM, but that's not true. For every groan-worthy random event there are opportunities for memorable moments. Clearing out a room of baddies with just a knife? Possible! Running around a house while dodging/distracting monsters? Probable! Chucking dynamite at Cthulhu only for him to teleport away? Soberingly true. The combination of plastic, cardboard, and an electronic app readily gives you a spooky experience to play with friends. This is a good beer-and-pretzels game. You will likely lose. But that doesn't mean you can't have fun doing it.