Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
A frantic biblical deck-building race that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
Highlights
- Dynamic and fluid deck-building
- Exciting boss progression
- Addictive risk management
Keep in mind
- Can be punishing for beginners
- Racing pace requires focus
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready for an epic journey of faith and combat! In Meek Heroes: Victory, you aren't just a spectator; you are a hero on a decisive mission. This is a competitive deck-building game where the goal is clear: be the first to purge evil through a progression of intense battles. The game puts you in control of a hero who must navigate the city, collecting essential resources and purchasing upgrades to power up your spiritual 'mech'.
The real fun lies in the rhythm you choose to set. Feel like your deck is strong enough? You can decide to attack bosses at any time! The progression is challenging: you start by facing henchmen, move up to agents, and finally confront the principalities. Combat is highly dynamic, functioning somewhat like a game of 'war': you use the strength of your cards to try and match or exceed the enemy's strength value. But watch out! There is a constant risk of playing an auto-loss card that could ruin your plans if you don't have a way to negate it.
To win, it's not just about hitting hard; it's about strategy and speed. It is a race against other players to complete specific objectives: you must defeat 3 henchmen, 2 agents, and banish 2 principalities. As you advance, the enemies grow stronger, making every deck upgrade and every ally you call upon crucial. If you enjoy card games featuring resource management, a touch of risk, and a theme that breaks away from standard medieval fantasy, Meek Heroes: Victory will keep you hooked from start to finish. It's time to fight, win, and triumph!
The real fun lies in the rhythm you choose to set. Feel like your deck is strong enough? You can decide to attack bosses at any time! The progression is challenging: you start by facing henchmen, move up to agents, and finally confront the principalities. Combat is highly dynamic, functioning somewhat like a game of 'war': you use the strength of your cards to try and match or exceed the enemy's strength value. But watch out! There is a constant risk of playing an auto-loss card that could ruin your plans if you don't have a way to negate it.
To win, it's not just about hitting hard; it's about strategy and speed. It is a race against other players to complete specific objectives: you must defeat 3 henchmen, 2 agents, and banish 2 principalities. As you advance, the enemies grow stronger, making every deck upgrade and every ally you call upon crucial. If you enjoy card games featuring resource management, a touch of risk, and a theme that breaks away from standard medieval fantasy, Meek Heroes: Victory will keep you hooked from start to finish. It's time to fight, win, and triumph!
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
OK
3
OK
4
OK
Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Meek Heroes Gaming
Designer
Joe Bragg
Artist
Jason Licht
Community
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25owners
13wishlist
2want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How long does a game last?
Usually between 45 and 90 minutes, depending on your combat speed!
Is it hard to learn?
The deck-building mechanics are familiar, but the 'push your luck' element requires focus to avoid losing everything at once.
How many players is it for?
It works great for 2 to 4 players, making for a great competitive race.
Is it very complex?
It has nice strategic depth without being a 'rules nightmare', ideal for those who enjoy managing resources and hands.
What is the main theme?
It is a Bible-inspired theme, where you use heroes to face evil spiritual forces.
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