7.9
rating
Ludopedia
7.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for zombie survival fans looking for a variety of game modes in a single box.
Highlights
- Incredible variety of scenarios
- Dynamic day/night cycle
- Solid solo mode
- Detailed miniatures
Keep in mind
- High language dependency
- Moderate learning curve
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Imagine this: you're trapped in a city that is literally sinking, and to make matters worse, it's overrun by zombies. Sounds like the start of a horror movie, right? That's exactly the vibe of Carnival Zombie! Here, you and your friends control a group of heroes desperately trying to find an escape route before everything turns into water and rotting flesh. The game features a dynamic rhythm based on a day-and-night cycle. During the night, things get intense: it's time to face restless zombie hordes in fierce combat. During the day, the pace slows down, allowing the group to recover, explore the city for useful items, or attempt to rescue other survivors.
In this second edition, the experience has been boosted with new scenarios that bring a wide variety of challenges. There's everything from a tutorial scenario for beginners to shorter, more brutal games for those who want to test their limits. The coolest part is the versatility: you can play cooperatively, but there are also competitive scenarios and even a traitor mechanic—yes, someone in your group might be playing against you! Additionally, the game offers scalability, allowing you to adjust the number of characters based on the number of players at the table. For those who love miniatures and strategic combat, the game delivers an immersive experience, mixing tactical movement with hints of dexterity. And if you don't have anyone to play with right now, no problem, as the solo mode works great. The final missions can even be played as standalone scenarios, giving the game more longevity. It's the perfect blend of survival, tension, and strategy in a unique post-apocalyptic setting.
In this second edition, the experience has been boosted with new scenarios that bring a wide variety of challenges. There's everything from a tutorial scenario for beginners to shorter, more brutal games for those who want to test their limits. The coolest part is the versatility: you can play cooperatively, but there are also competitive scenarios and even a traitor mechanic—yes, someone in your group might be playing against you! Additionally, the game offers scalability, allowing you to adjust the number of characters based on the number of players at the table. For those who love miniatures and strategic combat, the game delivers an immersive experience, mixing tactical movement with hints of dexterity. And if you don't have anyone to play with right now, no problem, as the solo mode works great. The final missions can even be played as standalone scenarios, giving the game more longevity. It's the perfect blend of survival, tension, and strategy in a unique post-apocalyptic setting.
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In English
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Carnival Zombie Second Edition | PART 1 | How to Play | Full Board Game Playthrough
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Carnival Zombie Second Edition | PART 3 (Finale) | How to Play | Full Board Game Playthrough
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Carnival Zombie Second Edition | PART 2 | How to Play | Full Board Game Playthrough
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Carnival Zombie painted miniatures
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Carnival Zombie: Learn to Play
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Oil Painting Effect using Procreate + Carnival Zombie #shorts
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Albe Pavo, Cranio Creations, Funbox Editora, Légion Distribution, Taverna Ludica Games
Designer
Matteo Santus
Artist
Jocularis
Can I play solo?
Yes! The game has a well-structured solo mode for those who want to face the apocalypse alone.
Is the game too difficult?
It has a medium weight (3.3 on BGG), but the second edition includes a tutorial scenario that helps a lot.
How long does a game take?
It varies depending on the scenario, but usually ranges between 45 and 120 minutes.
Is there high language dependency?
Yes, the language dependency is extensive, so you'll need a translation to understand missions and detailed rules.
How many players can join?
From 1 to 6 players, with the advantage that the number of characters scales with the group.