7.8
rating
Ludopedia
8.2
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Perfect for horror movie buffs and solo gamers who love high-tension challenges. The suspense is real!
Highlights
- Phenomenal suspenseful atmosphere
- Distinct and challenging enemies
- Immersive and visceral narrative
Keep in mind
- Requires the core box to play
- Initial learning curve
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About the game
What you do in a play session
You know that classic horror movie trope where a quiet day suddenly turns into absolute chaos? That's the vibe in 'Don't Make a Sound'. The story unfolds in Utopia, a town so isolated that locals jokingly call it 'nowhere'. But the peace is shattered when a gravitational pod crashes near a sheep farm. The catch? The thing inside is an alien entity known as 'The Eyeless'. This creature lacks sight but possesses hyper-acute hearing, designed by a higher intelligence for one specific purpose: wiping out all native life to clear the way for terraforming. In short: if you make a sound, you're dead.
But wait, the nightmare is just getting started. While you're trying to stay stealthy to avoid the blind monster, you discover that Utopia has some ancient secrets buried deep underground. Literally. Right beneath the town, a brood of giant sand snakes—each as massive as a tractor-trailer—has just woken up from a million-year slumber. It's their molting period, and they are ravenous.
Now you're caught in a horror sandwich: on one side, a space predator hunting by sound; on the other, colossal serpents emerging from the sand. Your mission is to survive this massacre, using strategy and stealth to avoid becoming just another casualty. It's an intense, claustrophobic, and desperate experience, perfect for those who love the feeling of being the last person alive trying to escape an impossible scenario. Just remember: keep it quiet, or death will find you very quickly. Oh, and one crucial detail: you must own the Final Girl Core Box to play this scenario!
But wait, the nightmare is just getting started. While you're trying to stay stealthy to avoid the blind monster, you discover that Utopia has some ancient secrets buried deep underground. Literally. Right beneath the town, a brood of giant sand snakes—each as massive as a tractor-trailer—has just woken up from a million-year slumber. It's their molting period, and they are ravenous.
Now you're caught in a horror sandwich: on one side, a space predator hunting by sound; on the other, colossal serpents emerging from the sand. Your mission is to survive this massacre, using strategy and stealth to avoid becoming just another casualty. It's an intense, claustrophobic, and desperate experience, perfect for those who love the feeling of being the last person alive trying to escape an impossible scenario. Just remember: keep it quiet, or death will find you very quickly. Oh, and one crucial detail: you must own the Final Girl Core Box to play this scenario!
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Publisher
Van Ryder Games
Designer
Katia Howatson
Artist
K. Lynn Smith
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play this game alone?
Yes! Final Girl is specifically designed for a solo experience.
Do I need another game to play this?
Yes, this is a scenario. You absolutely need the Final Girl Core Box to play.
How complex is the game?
It's medium complexity. If you're familiar with the Final Girl system, it's a breeze; otherwise, the base rules take a bit to sink in.
How long does a game take?
Usually between 20 to 60 minutes, depending on how well (or poorly) you're surviving.
Does the game come with miniatures?
Yes, the scenario includes the necessary components to represent the threat and the survivor.