Room 25: The Audience Promo

Matagot, Asterion Press, Lavka Games · Board game · 2012
25.0 Ludopedia 6.6 BGG 1–6 Solo 25 min Weight 1.7/5
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25.0 rating Ludopedia
6.6 rating BGG
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS

Fans of Room 25 looking for an extra dash of unpredictability will love this promo. The smiley die adds a fun and chaotic twist to the game, but it can turn the tables in unexpected ways. Ideal for those who've mastered the base game and want a fresh challenge.

Highlights
  • Adds fun unpredictability
  • Easy to integrate
  • Perfect for base game fans
Keep in mind
  • May unbalance games
  • Requires the base game
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Room 25: The Audience Promo is a small promotional expansion released for those who pre-ordered the base game and attended Essen 2012. It adds a special die with smiley faces that can alter the course of the game before the planning phase. Depending on the roll, the consequences can be neutral, good, bad, or even disastrous, adding a dash of unpredictability to the cooperative game. The content is minimalist but effective: a die, a sheet with roll outcomes, and a two-sided rules sheet. Perfect for those who want an extra touch of chaos in their Room 25 sessions.

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1–6 players
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Game details

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Publisher Matagot, Asterion Press, Lavka Games
Designer François Rouzé
Artist Camille Durand-Kriegel, Daniel Balage

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Frequently Asked Questions

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5 questions
Do I need the base game to play?
Yes, this is an expansion and requires the original Room 25.
How many players can play with this expansion?
It's compatible with the same number of players as the base game: 1 to 6.
Does the expansion add much playtime?
No, the game duration remains around 25 minutes.
Is it easy to learn how to use the expansion?
Yes, the rules are simple and the die is intuitive.
Is it worth it for those who've never played Room 25?
Better to play the base game first to understand how the expansion affects gameplay.