8.4
rating
Ludopedia
7.4
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
A perfect blend of classic horror suspense and Zombicide action!
Highlights
- Incredible atmosphere and mood
- Faithful to the original film
- Proven Zombicide mechanics
- Great gameplay variants
Keep in mind
- Tense resource management
- Moderate language dependency
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Brace yourself, because survival here is no joke! Night of the Living Dead: A Zombicide Game brings the visceral essence of George A. Romero's classic directly to your tabletop. Unlike many other Zombicide titles where you play as unstoppable action heroes, this one leans heavily into suspense and claustrophobia. You and your friends step into the shoes of survivors hunkering down in an isolated house while the 'ghouls'—as they are known in the film—swarm the perimeter.
The standout feature is the dual-mode system that respects the source material. If you're looking for a gritty, faithful experience to the 1968 film, the 'Romero' variant offers characters as vulnerable, everyday humans. If you crave the high-octane action the franchise is known for, the 'Zombicide' variant buffs character attributes to handle massive hordes, though they can always regress to their original state. Using a modular board to keep every siege fresh and an action-point system to make every move count, it's a tense cooperative experience where communication is key and the fear of being overrun is always lurking. If you love classic horror or want to see Zombicide mechanics applied to a more grounded, gritty setting, this is a must-play.
The standout feature is the dual-mode system that respects the source material. If you're looking for a gritty, faithful experience to the 1968 film, the 'Romero' variant offers characters as vulnerable, everyday humans. If you crave the high-octane action the franchise is known for, the 'Zombicide' variant buffs character attributes to handle massive hordes, though they can always regress to their original state. Using a modular board to keep every siege fresh and an action-point system to make every move count, it's a tense cooperative experience where communication is key and the fear of being overrun is always lurking. If you love classic horror or want to see Zombicide mechanics applied to a more grounded, gritty setting, this is a must-play.
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
CMON Global Limited, Guillotine Games, Delta Vision Publishing, Edge Entertainment, Funforge, Galápagos Jogos
Designer
Jean-Baptiste Lullien, Nicolas Raoult, Raphaël Guiton
Artist
Édouard Guiton, Eric Nouhaut, Henning Ludvigsen, Karl Kopinski
How long does a game take?
On average, a mission will take about 60 minutes.
How many players can play?
It supports 1 to 6 players, working well for both duos and larger groups.
Is the game very difficult?
Difficulty varies depending on the chosen variant (Romero or Zombicide), but the tension is always high.
Do I need to know English?
There is a moderate language dependency; having translated cards or a reference sheet helps a lot.
Does it include miniatures?
Yes, the game is component-rich and includes detailed miniatures for both characters and zombies.
Is it beginner-friendly?
If you know the Zombicide line, it's a breeze. If you're new, the learning curve is manageable but requires attention to combat rules.