Mansions of Madness: Second Edition – Suppressed Memories: Figure and Tile Collection

Fantasy Flight Games, Asterion Press, Edge Entertainment · Board game · 2016
1–5 · best 2, 3, 4 Solo 120–180 min Weight 2.6/5
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8.1 rating BGG
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rating Ludopedia
8.1 rating BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Perfect for base game owners wanting more characters and classic scenarios. A fantastic boost to immersion!

Highlights
  • New investigators with unique abilities
  • Highly detailed monster miniatures
  • Scenario with high narrative tension
  • Brings beloved 1st edition content
Keep in mind
  • Requires the base game to play
  • Some variants require other expansions
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About the game

What you do in a play session

If you're already into the cosmic horror and investigation vibe of Mansions of Madness, the 'Suppressed Memories' collection is an essential upgrade for those looking to expand their table. Essentially, it brings the best of two first-edition expansions, 'Forbidden Alchemy' and 'Call of the Wild', into the Second Edition. It's not just a pile of plastic; it's the chance to breathe life into new characters and explore scenarios that blend the bizarre with the terrifying.

What's inside the box? You get eight new investigators to vary the group's strategy—such as the charismatic salesman Bob Jenkins or the insightful psychologist Carolyn Fern. Additionally, there are 15 monster miniatures to keep your group on edge and 17 double-sided map tiles that completely change the geography of your nightmare.

The highlight here is the 'Suppressed Memories' scenario, which reimagines a classic story from the first edition. You'll face the return of Zebulon Whately and attempt to stop something sinister from happening in Dunwich. The tension is palpable: you're racing against the clock, but the game doesn't tell you exactly when your time is up, creating a sense of urgency where every decision can be the difference between victory and total madness. If you already own the 'Call of the Wild' expansion, you can play the scenario, but adding 'Forbidden Alchemy' unlocks even more game variants, making the experience much richer. It's the perfect dose of horror and strategy for those wanting to deepen their immersion in the Lovecraft universe with more character options and dangers.

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Game details

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Components: Digital Hybrid – App/Website Required Components: Miniatures Game: Mansions of Madness (Second Edition) Series: Arkham Horror Files (Fantasy Flight Games) Series: Mansions of Madness Theme: Cthulhu Mythos Theme: Mad Science / Mad Scientist
Publisher Fantasy Flight Games, Asterion Press, Edge Entertainment, Galápagos Jogos, Heidelberger Spieleverlag
Designer Kara Centell-Dunk, Nikki Valens

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
Do I need the base game to use this collection?
Yes! This is a figure and tile collection, so you need Mansions of Madness (2nd Edition) to play.
What physical content is included in the box?
You get 8 investigators, 15 monster miniatures, and 17 double-sided map tiles.
Can I play the new scenario without other expansions?
Yes, the 'Suppressed Memories' scenario is included, but owning the 'Forbidden Alchemy' expansion unlocks more variants.
How many players is this content for?
It follows the base game rules, supporting 1 to 5 players.
Is the game too complex?
The weight is medium (2.6/5). If you're already familiar with the base game, the learning curve here is zero, as it just adds new characters and maps.