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Batman: The Animated Series – Rogues Gallery
30m - 45m
2 - 5 Players
Ages 12+
Defeat the Batman to rule the city! Gotham City’s coffers are ripe for the robbing, but one thing stands in the way of the city’s supervillains: the reviled Batman. It’s time someone finally took out that nuisance! Choose your favorite villain, then go on crime sprees, steal powerful upgrades, recruit nefarious accomplices, and race to complete your master plan and be the first to defeat the World’s Greatest Detective!
Batman: The Animated Series – Rogues Gallery is a press-your-luck game for three to five players. Each player takes on the role of a devious Gotham City villain attempting to be the first to take down Batman, but beating him requires a sound strategy and a dash of good luck. Gather your forces, lay your traps, and claim the ultimate bragging rights as the villain who finally defeated the Batman!
—description from the publisher
| Ages | 12+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players |
| Play Time | 30m – 45m |
| Designer | Jessey Wright, Sen-Foong Lim |
| Mechanics | Push Your Luck |
| Theme | Comic Book / Strip |
| Publisher | IDW Games |
IvanGrimm
The rule book is bad, there are some stupid typos on the cards, and downtime can be a real problem. But there is still something enjoyable about this. I keep coming back to it to try different characters. This is one of my most played games of the quarantine. I have only played as a three player game and I suspect it might run a little long for a 5 player game. I think I might add an extra die to speed things up a little
SeerMagic
This is hard to rank. I've played a lot of these types of games, get some dice and push your luck while your pool runs low. And this one adds what I think are really good mechanics on that formula. I like how the upgrades work, and how henchmen work. All good systems. The problem comes from "push your luck". I don't feel like I'm pushing anything. Either I got the tools to keep going or I don't. Only like once was I unsure if I should go again or not. That's just odd. :) Really good tableau building mechanics :soblue: Not good push your luck mechanics
SQKHenderson
Cards sleeved. Components punched & bagged. Player sheets laminated. Submitted to SleeveYourGames.com.