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The brave stuffies from Stuffed Fables return for another round of bedtime adventures! Years after the original story, a new baby brother joins the family, bringing two toy companions of his own: Pokey the unicorn, a stalwart stuffy, and the muscular Manny, a headstrong hand-me-down action figure. With a sweet little boy to protect from the forces of the Fall, Pokey and Manny must learn the ropes from the beloved original cast and face a slate of new monsters from under the bed!
The Stuffed Fables: Oh, Brother! expansion includes a new storybook, with new challenges, enemies, and fables, along with new tokens, sleep cards, and its own discovery deck to lead you through each unique adventure, but you will need components from the Stuffed Fables base game in order to play.
In addition to everything else, Pokey the Unicorn and Manny the Action Figure join the cast, adding their unique abilities to the team. Pokey doesn’t equip any weapon items, but instead uses her Puffy Horn to fend off enemies. Manny, as a macho action figure, is made of strong plastic instead of the usual stuffing of other characters, so certain status conditions don’t affect him as they would a typical stuffy.
Can you protect your little boy from the dangers of the supernatural fall?
| Ages | 7+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players |
| Play Time | 60m – 90m |
| Designer | Jerry Hawthorne |
| Mechanics | Cooperative Game, Dice Rolling, Role Playing, Storytelling, Variable Player Powers |
| Theme | Animals, Expansion for Base-game, Adventure |
| Publisher | Asmodee Italia, Edge Entertainment, Plaid Hat Games |
swillsswil
As with the core game, this was the rating from my son, as I consider him the core audience for this game. Similar to the core game, but with some new characters and mechanics. I feel the difficulty is also a little higher, which is probably appropriate for an expansion. The story writing is still good, and boils down to "more of the same" so if you liked the original, you'll very likely enjoy this one too.
Laurynne
We didn't like the expansion as much as the core game. The compliance agent just wasn't a good villain. Liked the story arc around manny, though.
rseater
Even better than the first set. The adventures have more varied mechanics, and it's not just slogging through fights. The broken toy cards are more interesting and offer more dilemmas. The story writing is still a delight.