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Breaking Bad: The Board Game
60m - 120m
2 - 5 Players
Ages 18+
In Action Point (AP) Allowance System games, each player is allotted a certain amount of points per round. These points can be spent on available actions, until the player does not have enough remaining to "purchase" any more actions.
Action Point Allowance System
Player elimination occurs in multiple-player games (>2) when a player can be eliminated from the game and play continues without the eliminated player.
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Maneuvers that directly attack an opposing player's strength, level, life points or do something else to impede their progress.
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charlest
Some solid moments fueled by screwing others over and shrewd negotiation, but too much overall mindless take that. It also allows for player elimination and skipping turns if you're jailed. It feels a little too mass market as it adheres to some contemporary design schools of thought while completely obliterating others. I do enjoy the asymmetry and the structure of lopsided team play where some players are allied (by requirement) and others are going it alone. This works somewhat well although causes a couple of minor issues. ------------------------------------------------- Full review: https://www.miniaturemarket.com/reviewcorner/breaking-bad-the-board-game-review
santafelis
Maybe I rate this game a bit higher than deserved because I love(d) the TV series. The boardgame itself has nothing really new. It's more or less a card game which feels repetitive after few rounds. Big asset: the theme is there and is supported by pictures and flavor texts from the TV series. I think for big fans of "Breaking Bad" who want everything about the show this could be something interesting. Otherwise there are too many better games out there. Personally I hoped that I'll like it more. I played it at SPIEL18 and did not purchase it.
WalnutSwirl
I don't own the game nor have I played it, nor do I intend to. I'm not normally pro censorship as I'm a strong believer in artistic liberty and freedom of speech but the premise behind this game... cooking "Blue Sky", really? I understand and I'm aware of the highly popular television series, Breaking Bad that this game is trying to imitate, but I find it hard to trivialize the real life reality this game is trying to portray. I grew up in an area that was devastated by Methamphetamines and I find it hard to joke about or downplay the real life effects of this drug and the countless lives it has destroyed and continues to destroy. Yes, you can make a game about manufacturing a life destroying drug, but you can also make a game about rape - does that mean you should? People are free to buy and play whatever they like, but satirizing the manufacture of hardcore drugs is poor taste in my opinion and from the little bit of the television series that I have watched... it's pretty demented how "exciting" they made the whole process of cooking drugs, selling them for enormous profit and killing people for no good reason seem. I'd prefer this sort of dark humor stay in the adult realm, on pay-to-view cable television. But the idea of making a "game" out of others' pain seems distasteful and profit seeking and for the wrong reasons. You want to make a game that shows the true magnitude and sorrow these drugs create? Go for it, but don't make it into a game with winners because there are no winners in this game, just losers and lots of dead people.