2.0
rating
Ludopedia
8.3
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love heavy survival games and aren't afraid to betray their friends for a handful of resources.
Highlights
- Immersive post-apocalyptic atmosphere
- Intense political and social interaction
- Massive content in the 2nd edition
- Organic blend of RPG and strategy
Keep in mind
- Very steep learning curve
- High language dependency (English)
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Ever wondered what you'd do if the world ended in a nuclear and biological flash? In Fallen Land, you don't just survive; you lead a faction determined to seize primacy over the ruins. The game drops you into a devastated America—which, in this second edition, has expanded its horizons to include Canada and Mexico—where exploration is the key to survival. You'll need to assemble your party, equip your survivors, and brave the wastes to secure resources and fulfill your faction's agenda.
At its core, the game is about city management: protecting your citizens and stockpiling supplies while navigating the dirty politics of the new world. Get ready for a sandbox environment where diplomacy is volatile. Here, treaties are made to be broken, and bribery and betrayal are tools as essential as weapons. It's an intense blend of strategy, card building, and RPG elements, where every session is shaped by macabre stories and unpredictable variables.
This 2nd Edition is a massive upgrade over the first. The content volume jumped from 540 to 757 cards, bringing significantly more depth and variety. Additionally, the 'A Journey into Darkness' and 'Outriders Trading Post' expansions are now integrated into the base game, making the experience complete from the very first turn. If you enjoy heavy games with high player interaction and a gritty survival atmosphere, Fallen Land is for you. Just a heads-up: the game is text-heavy, so language proficiency is crucial to navigate the chaos.
At its core, the game is about city management: protecting your citizens and stockpiling supplies while navigating the dirty politics of the new world. Get ready for a sandbox environment where diplomacy is volatile. Here, treaties are made to be broken, and bribery and betrayal are tools as essential as weapons. It's an intense blend of strategy, card building, and RPG elements, where every session is shaped by macabre stories and unpredictable variables.
This 2nd Edition is a massive upgrade over the first. The content volume jumped from 540 to 757 cards, bringing significantly more depth and variety. Additionally, the 'A Journey into Darkness' and 'Outriders Trading Post' expansions are now integrated into the base game, making the experience complete from the very first turn. If you enjoy heavy games with high player interaction and a gritty survival atmosphere, Fallen Land is for you. Just a heads-up: the game is text-heavy, so language proficiency is crucial to navigate the chaos.
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In English
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REC
2
REC
3
BEST
4
BEST
5
OK
6
OK
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Publisher
Fallen Dominion Studios, LLC
Designer
Jon Lonngren, Sean Cahill
Is the game very complex?
Yes, it's an 'Expert' level game. With a BGG weight of nearly 3.9, it requires time to learn the rules and master city and faction management.
How long does a game take?
Prepare for long sessions. Estimated playtime ranges from 2 to 5 hours, depending on the player count and the complexity of the diplomacy.
Do I need a translation to play?
If you aren't fluent in English, yes. The game is text-heavy, with many details on cards and event stories.
How many people can play?
From 1 to 6 players. It shines in group play where politics come into play, but it also supports solo play.
What changed in the 2nd edition?
The card count increased significantly (from 540 to 757), the map expanded to Canada and Mexico, and two expansions are now included in the box.