6.2
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Ludopedia
6.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
A delicious mix of resource management and RPG chaos for fantasy lovers.
Highlights
- Very fluid resource management
- Creative and funny theme
- Great risk-reward balance
- Constant player interaction
Keep in mind
- Can be too chaotic for some
- Requires constant monster awareness
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Imagine you're running a luxury resort, but you've forgotten that your target audience is RPG heroes and tourists seeking peace. In Epic Resort, your goal is to build the ultimate paradise of fun, investing in incredible attractions and training a staff that actually knows their stuff. You'll need to manage your worker hand to ensure every attraction is running at full throttle, attracting as many tourists and heroes as possible. But watch out: the more people you attract to your resort, the more the monster radar goes off! Yes, success attracts trouble, and if you don't have rested heroes to protect the premises, monsters might decide your tourists are the dinner buffet. The game blends highly dynamic resource management with a constant element of risk: monster attacks. You'll spend gold to upgrade your facilities and use 'Flair' to attract new customers. The core strategy lies in balance: you want rested heroes to score high points, but you also need them ready to fight if a monster shows up. The game ends once all monsters are defeated, and the player who has built the most epic resort, with the best facilities and happy heroes, takes the crown. It's a management game with a touch of chaos that will make you laugh (or scream) every time a monster appears at the dock!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Floodgate Games, Fever Games
Designer
Ben Harkins
Artist
Jacqui Davis, Kelly McClellan, Mark D. Hansen, Peter Wocken
How complex is the game?
It's a medium-weight game, perfect for those familiar with management mechanics without being overly heavy.
Does it work well with only 2 players?
Absolutely! The competitive dynamic and monster attacks keep it engaging even in a duo.
Does it take a long time?
Usually between 60 to 120 minutes, depending on how quickly the monsters are defeated.
Do I need expansions to understand it?
No, the base game is complete and delivers a solid experience from start to finish.
Is it very competitive?
Yes, you'll always be trying to improve your resort before others, though it's not a direct destruction game.