Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Perfect for Sentinels fans looking for a high-personality hero with fun combos.
Highlights
- Adds great flavor to the table
- Unique and well-balanced deck
- Interesting synergy with other heroes
Keep in mind
- Requires base game to play
- Heavy text dependence on cards
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Imagine being a billionaire, a tabloid photographer, and an underwear model all at once. That was Joseph King. His life was... peculiar, to say the least, until a piano falling from the sky (courtesy of a supersonic jet) changed everything. By being flattened exactly where cosmic improbability particles were floating, Joe didn't die; he became Guise! Now, he's a hero with a personality as vibrant as his powers, and he's desperate for you to pick him for the next mission.
Guise arrives as a mini-expansion for Sentinels of the Multiverse, bringing a fresh flavor to the team dynamics. He isn't just another fighter; he comes with his own unique deck of 40 hero cards and a character card that alters how the group interacts with villains. The focus here is synergy: Guise needs his cards on the table to shine, and the fun lies in how the group manages their hands to maximize this eccentric hero's potential.
If you already own the base game and feel like your hero team is missing a touch of chaos and overconfidence, Guise is the perfect addition. He introduces hand management and variable player power elements that force players to rethink their combat strategy. Get ready for intense battles, unexpected combos, and the omnipresent feeling that Guise believes he's the most important person at the table (and honestly, he might be right!). It's the ideal expansion for those who want to expand their hero roster without needing a massive box, adding tactical depth and plenty of personality to your gaming sessions.
Guise arrives as a mini-expansion for Sentinels of the Multiverse, bringing a fresh flavor to the team dynamics. He isn't just another fighter; he comes with his own unique deck of 40 hero cards and a character card that alters how the group interacts with villains. The focus here is synergy: Guise needs his cards on the table to shine, and the fun lies in how the group manages their hands to maximize this eccentric hero's potential.
If you already own the base game and feel like your hero team is missing a touch of chaos and overconfidence, Guise is the perfect addition. He introduces hand management and variable player power elements that force players to rethink their combat strategy. Get ready for intense battles, unexpected combos, and the omnipresent feeling that Guise believes he's the most important person at the table (and honestly, he might be right!). It's the ideal expansion for those who want to expand their hero roster without needing a massive box, adding tactical depth and plenty of personality to your gaming sessions.
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
REC
3
BEST
4
BEST
5
REC
Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Greater Than Games, LLC
Designer
Adam Rebottaro, Christopher Badell, Paul Bender
Artist
Adam Rebottaro
Community
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2,893owners
75wishlist
33want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play Guise as a standalone game?
No, he is a mini-expansion. You need the Sentinels of the Multiverse base game to play.
Is it hard to learn?
If you're already familiar with the Sentinels system, it's instant. If you're new, the weight is moderate (2.13), but the cooperative nature helps.
How many players can play?
The base game supports 2 to 5 players, and Guise serves as an additional character option for the team.
What's included in the box?
You get a deck of 40 hero cards and Guise's character card.
Do I need fluent English to play?
Yes, the cards have significant explanatory text, so if you aren't proficient in English, you'll need a translation.