Disney Gargoyles: Awakening
Contents - Description
In Disney Gargoyles: Awakening, which is named after the TV show, players each represent one of six Gargoyles characters — Goliath, Brooklyn, Lexington, Broadway, Hudson, or NYPD detective Elisa Maza — fight against baddies Xanatos and Demona in one of four scenarios on a three-dimensional cityscape board showing Manhattan as it was depicted in the cartoon. Three of the scenarios are co-operative, while the final one is not:
"Reawakening" — Face off against Xanatos and Demona to save Coldstone’s mind.
"Temptation and Magic" — Defeat Demona, who has stolen the Grimorum Arcanorum to enslave innocents.
"Information Warfare" — Collect three stolen data disks on behalf of Xanatos.
"Battle with the Steel Clan" — One player takes control of Xanatos and the Steel Clan, aiming to defeat a hero or destroy the police tower, while the other players try to stop them as the Gargoyles.
Additional information
| Ages | 10+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players |
| Play Time | 45m – 60m |
| Designer | Nate Heiss |
| Mechanics | Cooperative Game |
| Theme | Movies / TV / Radio theme |
| Publisher | Ravensburger |
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Ninja_Tasogare
Great game. Fun level of strategy. Good learning curve. Demo video on YouTube excellent. Only complaint only 3 co op missions. No interest in the one vs mission. Need an expansion of missions. Question, what is the move reference of bikers indicating going to rooftop when they aren't allowed on roofs meaning?
Smokalotapotamus
Designer: Nate Heiss Artist: Greg Bartlett, Mike Rayhawk, Jean-Baptiste Reynaud Category: Movies / TV / Radio theme Mechanism: Cooperative Game Tags: All Vs One, Best Two, Best Four, Miniatures, TTS
StormKnight
Very basic "move around and roll dice to fight villains". The 3D board looks neat, and the player minis are nicely sculpted. Individual card decks provide some variety to the characters. Rules are confusing and have a lot of errors despite the simplicity. Probably a nice family level co-op for fans of the series, but unspectacular. Don't see it getting a lot of play. +co-op+