Level 7 [Omega Protocol]: Extreme Prejudice

Privateer Press · Board game · 2016
7.0 Ludopedia 8.1 BGG 2–6 · best 5 — Weight 2.8/5
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

If you're a fan of Level 7 [Omega Protocol] and want more tactical action, 'Extreme Prejudice' is the right pick! This expansion brings new challenges and characters that will keep you glued to the table.

Highlights
  • More scenarios and enemies
  • New playable commandos
  • Increases tactical tension
  • Expands the game's universe
Keep in mind
  • Requires the base game
  • Moderate language dependency
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The mess continues in Level 7 [Omega Protocol] with the 'Extreme Prejudice' expansion! If you thought the Agency had wrapped everything up after the smoldering crater of Subterra Bravo, think again. Dr. Cronos is on the loose and up to no good in Russia, mixing Ghin technology with bizarre experiments. A new elite team, codenamed Tin Man, has been dispatched to hunt him down, but the path is more dangerous than it seems. They'll have to face Cronos's Spetsnaz army and deal with a genetically engineered nightmare that's truly terrifying. The good news? Tin Man isn't unarmed: he comes with a powerful mech suit and an unexpected ally, Thoth, a Ghin scientist with psychotronic powers and a deadly hatred for Cronos. 'Extreme Prejudice' supercharges the base game with five new scenarios, three brand-new enemy types, and two new commandos for you to control. Get ready for more tactical miniature combat, where every decision counts and the adrenaline flows freely. It's a chance to dive even deeper into this sci-fi and horror universe, with the semi-cooperative tension we already know and love. If you enjoy a tactical challenge with an engaging story and awesome miniatures, this expansion is for you! Remember that it's an expansion, so you need the base game to play.

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Rules manual — Level 7 [Omega Protocol]: Extreme Prejudice Portuguese · PDF
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2–6 players
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Mechanism: Campaign Games Setting: Level 7
Publisher Privateer Press
Designer Will Schoonover

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need the base game Level 7 [Omega Protocol] to play this expansion?
Yes, absolutely! 'Extreme Prejudice' is an expansion and requires all components of the base game Level 7 [Omega Protocol] to be played.
How many players can participate in this expansion?
Just like the base game, 'Extreme Prejudice' is for 2 to 6 players.
Does the game get harder with this expansion?
The expansion adds new scenarios and enemies that can increase the challenge, but the overall difficulty depends on the chosen scenario and the players' skill.
What are the main new components included in the expansion?
The expansion includes five new scenarios, three brand-new enemy types (including a genetically engineered nightmare), and two new playable commandos (Tin Man and Thoth).
Does the expansion add new mechanics to the game?
No, it focuses on expanding the base game experience with more content (scenarios, characters, enemies), while keeping the existing mechanics.
Is there a lot of language dependency in the game?
Yes, Ludopedia indicates moderate language dependency, so having translated cards or a reference sheet is recommended.