9.6
rating
Ludopedia
10.0
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for wargame enthusiasts who love fantasy themes and variety in gameplay modes.
Highlights
- Modular board keeps every game fresh
- Multiple modes (solo, coop, competitive)
- Miniatures provide great visual immersion
- Satisfying base and troop progression
Keep in mind
- Learning curve for newcomers
- Player elimination can be frustrating
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If you love commanding armies and exploring fantastic worlds, Monsters & Treasures: Battlefields is where you belong. Set in the M&T universe but featuring independent mechanics, this game elevates the adventures of Thaeron's heroes to an epic scale. Forget the idea of leading just a small party; here, you choose a hero from one of three factions and take command of diverse troops to assemble your own army.
The experience is split into different game modes. In Exploration (cooperative) and Hegemony (competitive) modes, the mission is to brave the Valley of the Five Cities. The goal? Find the keys to a powerful portal while gathering resources, fortifying your base, and upgrading your troops to face enemies. But be warned: to claim victory, you must face Maldoblarkus, the fearsome leader of the demonic armies from the Burning Planes.
For those who prefer the adrenaline of pure combat, there are the Tactical Scenarios. In these, you position your troops on a modular board and resolve the battle action-by-action. It's pure strategy: moving units across the terrain, casting spells, and using special abilities to annihilate enemy forces or seize their base. Additionally, the game offers pre-set scenarios to fight the key guardians or carry out castle sieges and fortress invasions. Whether playing solo, with friends in cooperative mode, or trying to dominate everything in competitive play, the game offers immense tactical depth with boards that change every session and variable powers that force you to constantly adapt your strategy.
The experience is split into different game modes. In Exploration (cooperative) and Hegemony (competitive) modes, the mission is to brave the Valley of the Five Cities. The goal? Find the keys to a powerful portal while gathering resources, fortifying your base, and upgrading your troops to face enemies. But be warned: to claim victory, you must face Maldoblarkus, the fearsome leader of the demonic armies from the Burning Planes.
For those who prefer the adrenaline of pure combat, there are the Tactical Scenarios. In these, you position your troops on a modular board and resolve the battle action-by-action. It's pure strategy: moving units across the terrain, casting spells, and using special abilities to annihilate enemy forces or seize their base. Additionally, the game offers pre-set scenarios to fight the key guardians or carry out castle sieges and fortress invasions. Whether playing solo, with friends in cooperative mode, or trying to dominate everything in competitive play, the game offers immense tactical depth with boards that change every session and variable powers that force you to constantly adapt your strategy.
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Publisher
Lord Zebulon Games
Designer
Luiz Roberto Kotze
Artist
Alison Fabrizi, Samuel Vinicius Marcelino
Is the game hard to learn?
It's classified as an Expert game, so it has several layers of rules, but the action-by-action structure helps organize the flow.
Can I play it alone?
Yes! The game has a full Solo/Solitaire mode for those who want to test their tactics on their own.
How long does a game last?
It depends on the mode. It can range from 30 minutes in quick tactical scenarios to 4 hours in exploration campaigns.
Do I need other M&T games to play?
No. The mechanics of Battlefields are independent, so you can start here without any issues.
Does the game come with miniatures?
Yes, the game focuses heavily on the visual aspect with miniatures to represent troops and heroes on the battlefield.