If you enjoy a challenging cooperative game with lots of hand management and a touch of dungeon crawling, Kinfire Delve is for you. It's a game that shines in its tension and the need for teamwork!
- Engaging cooperative tactics
- Clever multi-use cards
- Robust solo mode
- Escalating tension
- Satisfying rewards
- Can be punishing
- Requires coordination
- Horror theme
About the game
What you do in a play session
To advance, you need to play skill cards from your hand that match the color of the current challenge. If the challenge is red, only red cards will do. But don't worry, some cards are wild (white) or have two colors, giving you that flexibility we love. If your play isn't enough to win, you can add progress to the challenge and try again, but be careful with penalties! Your fellow Seekers can give you a hand by playing their own cards as a 'boost,' but running out of cards can earn you an exhaustion card, and believe me, they're never good. Overcoming a challenge grants you rewards, such as regaining health or delving deeper into the Well by discarding unseen challenge cards. Life is shared among the Seekers, so if it hits zero, it's game over! This game is a true test of teamwork and persistence, as the wells of Atios are unpredictable and full of dangers.
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