7.8
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Ludopedia
7.0
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy a cooperative card game with a zombie theme and a trick-taking mechanic that keeps you thinking, NOITE ZUMBI is a sure bet! It's tense, fast-paced, and requires great group synergy.
Highlights
- Tense and thematic co-op
- Trick-taking with a twist
- Fast and engaging games
- Great art and production
Keep in mind
- Requires good communication
- Can be frustrating if group doesn't cooperate
- Theme might not appeal to all
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Hey folks, get ready for a night of pure tension in NOITE ZUMBI! This is a cooperative card game where you and your friends will have to join forces to survive a nail-biting zombie apocalypse. The idea is simple, but the execution is pure adrenaline: each hand represents a night, and you need to manage your cards to get food, water, and weapons. But beware, because zombies also come with the cards you win in the tricks! If you don't deal with them quickly, the night becomes your end (and you turn into zombies too, how annoying!).
The game uses the 'trick-taking' mechanic, where each round someone wins the played cards. The trick is that you need to think not only about winning the trick to get resources but also about how to get rid of the zombie threat that comes along. It's a delicate balance between getting what you need and not drowning in the horde. Group communication and strategy are crucial, because if one person slips up, everyone can go down. Wendel Zanotin's art adds a special touch, and we know Jelly Monster does a great job with productions.
With quick games, lasting between 20 and 40 minutes, and for 2 to 4 players, NOITE ZUMBI is perfect for those who enjoy a card game with a strong theme and a cooperative feel that tests the group's synergy. It's the kind of game that makes you shout 'DON'T PLAY THAT CARD!' or 'WATCH OUT FOR THE ZOMBIE!' all night long. If you're a fan of zombies, clever card games, and a good dose of cooperation under pressure, you can bet this will be a favorite on your shelf.
The game uses the 'trick-taking' mechanic, where each round someone wins the played cards. The trick is that you need to think not only about winning the trick to get resources but also about how to get rid of the zombie threat that comes along. It's a delicate balance between getting what you need and not drowning in the horde. Group communication and strategy are crucial, because if one person slips up, everyone can go down. Wendel Zanotin's art adds a special touch, and we know Jelly Monster does a great job with productions.
With quick games, lasting between 20 and 40 minutes, and for 2 to 4 players, NOITE ZUMBI is perfect for those who enjoy a card game with a strong theme and a cooperative feel that tests the group's synergy. It's the kind of game that makes you shout 'DON'T PLAY THAT CARD!' or 'WATCH OUT FOR THE ZOMBIE!' all night long. If you're a fan of zombies, clever card games, and a good dose of cooperation under pressure, you can bet this will be a favorite on your shelf.
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Publisher
Jelly Monster
Designer
Marcos V. Gibrin, Mauricio Vismona Gibrin
Artist
Wendel Zanotin
What is the main objective of NOITE ZUMBI?
The objective is to survive the nights of a zombie apocalypse by managing cards to obtain resources and eliminating zombie threats that appear each round (trick).
How many players can participate?
The game is for 2 to 4 players, ideal for playing with friends or family.
How long does a game session last?
Games are quick, usually lasting between 20 and 40 minutes, perfect for those with limited time but who want an intense experience.
Is it a competitive or cooperative game?
NOITE ZUMBI is a fully cooperative game. All players work together against the game to survive the night.
Does it require a lot of strategy or is it more luck-based?
It's a mix! Luck of the draw is a factor, but the strategy of how to manage your hand, when to play certain cards, and communication with the group are crucial for victory.
Is the zombie theme very strong or more lighthearted?
The zombie theme is central and adds tension to the experience, but the focus is on the cooperative mechanic and survival, without being excessively graphic or complex.