If you enjoyed the chaos of Cry Havoc and felt it needed an extra kick, get ready! Aftermath arrives to supercharge your base game with a host of new features that will make you rethink your tactics. This expansion injects a massive dose of replayability, nearly doubling the unique skill options for each faction. There are five new skills and three brand-new structures per race, opening up a spectrum of strategies that will leave anyone scratching their heads (in a good way, of course!).
And it doesn't stop there! For those who like more control over game length, Aftermath introduces an alternate mode that guarantees five full rounds, no messing around. This means the game will have a more predictable pace, and you can plan your moves with more confidence, knowing exactly how much time you have to execute your galactic domination. Furthermore, the scoring rules have been expanded: instead of simply discarding event tokens, they now introduce new ways to accumulate victory points. This adds an extra layer of decision-making and opportunities to turn the tables at the last minute. If you're looking for more depth, more options, and more 'wow!' in your Cry Havoc, this expansion is a feast. Prepare for an even more intense and surprising intergalactic war!
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Do I need the base game Cry Havoc to play with Aftermath? expand_more
Yes, absolutely! Aftermath is an expansion, so it adds content to the base game Cry Havoc. You need the base game to play.
How many players does this expansion support? expand_more
The expansion maintains the player count of the base game, which is for 2 to 4 players.
Does it significantly increase the game's complexity? expand_more
The complexity increases slightly due to the new skills and structures, but the base game already has a considerable weight (3.2/5). This expansion adds more tactical options without completely reinventing the core mechanics.
How much longer does a game take with this expansion? expand_more
The alternate game mode guarantees five full rounds, which can help predict the duration. Without it, the time can vary, but it generally stays between 60 and 120 minutes, similar to the base game.
Are the components good quality? expand_more
Generally, the components for Cry Havoc and its expansions are well-produced, including detailed miniatures and good quality cards. Aftermath follows this trend.
Is it worth it for someone who already plays Cry Havoc? expand_more
If you enjoy the Cry Havoc experience and are looking for more variety and depth, yes! It adds many new options that refresh the game.
Do I need to translate anything to play? expand_more
Yes, Ludopedia indicates 'Extensive Language Dependency,' meaning there's a significant amount of text on cards and rules that need to be understood to play properly.
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