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London Dread
60m - 90m
2 - 4 Players
Ages 14+
The simultaneous action selection mechanic lets players secretly choose their actions. After they are revealed, the actions resolve following the rule-set of the game.
Simultaneous Action Selection
Variable Player Powers is a mechanic that grants different abilities and/or paths to victory to the players.
Variable Player Powers
Horror
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Timed co-op action programming. I like that, and how solved things cascade into helping you solve further things... though not especially predictably. I'm not certain whether I like the push-your-luck dynamic where blowing too much of your help deck during play shoots you in the foot for endgame.
CoyoteStarrk88
This is a fun programming co-op game which seems like a bit odd at 1st. But this works well. It looks nice. I like the story-telling aspect a lot. Sadly there are some drawbacks. One is the 'real' gameplay is 12 minutes long (per chapter so can be 24). After this you basically are watching a movie when you occasionally throw some dice. And this movie part is longer than usually in other programming games. Also there are not so much difference between characters. Finally I think the replay-ability is not so high. Still good and got my recommendation.
faucelme
The real-time programming aspect is pretty cool. It's a different sort of optimization problem if you leave it untimed. But I wish there were a few more ways to mitigate the luck in the game. Unfortunately, the ending is a big letdown, since it's enormously swingy. You can have done everything really great, but it comes down to a single roll of the dice at the end, and even if you've done everything you could to stack things in your favor, a single lousy roll can end it. I've heard the designers are working on fixing the ending...that will be very welcome.