Post by gamedave on Oct 7, 2019 22:09:46 GMT -5
Monday Game Options
All of the following are board games with campaign modes for 5+ players:
Big Trouble in Little China: The Game - Legacy of Lo Pan
Darklight: Momento Mori
Deep Madness
Folklore: The Affliction
All of them have narrative storyline-based campaigns, where decisions and victories or defeats make a difference down the line.
Big Trouble in Little China is the lightest and fastest-playing. I love the one-shot mode, but I don't know how the campaign mode plays.
Folkore: The Affliction is probably the strongest as a story game, and is probably heavier/more complex than Big Trouble in Little China, but lighter than Shadows of Brimstone.
Darklight: Momento Mori ismechanically different than SoB, but has a similar gameplay structure, alternating between missions and town visits, but with an actual storyline a 4-player game that for some reason I thought was 5-player. Never mind.
Deep Madness is survival horror; I haven't played the campaign mode at all, but it looks like it has a narrative storyline, but it's not as strong as BTiLC or F:TA.
All of the following are board games with campaign modes for 5+ players:
Big Trouble in Little China: The Game - Legacy of Lo Pan
Deep Madness
Folklore: The Affliction
All of them have narrative storyline-based campaigns, where decisions and victories or defeats make a difference down the line.
Big Trouble in Little China is the lightest and fastest-playing. I love the one-shot mode, but I don't know how the campaign mode plays.
Folkore: The Affliction is probably the strongest as a story game, and is probably heavier/more complex than Big Trouble in Little China, but lighter than Shadows of Brimstone.
Darklight: Momento Mori is
Deep Madness is survival horror; I haven't played the campaign mode at all, but it looks like it has a narrative storyline, but it's not as strong as BTiLC or F:TA.