Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Perfect for those seeking a harder challenge and comic book fans, especially due to the team-based villain dynamics.
Highlights
- Incredible villain synergies
- Five diverse new heroes
- Environments that shift strategy
- Increases the game's difficulty
Keep in mind
- High language dependence
- Requires base game to play
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About the game
What you do in a play session
If you're already a fan of the multiversal brawls in Sentinels, get ready because 'Vengeance' is here to raise the stakes. This isn't just any expansion; it's a massive pack featuring five new heroes ready for action, significantly expanding your team's tactical options. However, the real highlight here is on the other side of the battlefield: the villains. Forget fighting a single boss; now you're facing 'The Vengeful Five'.
Baron Blade isn't messing around and has assembled an elite squad of villains (including some familiar faces from the franchise) who actually work together. What makes the experience wild is that the villains now do exactly what the heroes do: they have synergies, support one another, and launch coordinated devastating attacks. It's as if the game flipped the script, giving the bad guys the same cooperative tools you used to defeat them.
In addition to the characters, the expansion introduces two new environments — the Freedom Tower and the Mobile Defense Platform — which completely shift the battlefield dynamics. If you love planning every move, managing your hand with precision, and feeling the tension of a fight where one mistake can bring down the whole team, Vengeance is a must-have. The question now is: can your hero team withstand Baron Blade's coordinated counter-attack, or will the multiverse fall to the Vengeful Five? Ready your cards, coordinate your powers, and try not to get obliterated!
Baron Blade isn't messing around and has assembled an elite squad of villains (including some familiar faces from the franchise) who actually work together. What makes the experience wild is that the villains now do exactly what the heroes do: they have synergies, support one another, and launch coordinated devastating attacks. It's as if the game flipped the script, giving the bad guys the same cooperative tools you used to defeat them.
In addition to the characters, the expansion introduces two new environments — the Freedom Tower and the Mobile Defense Platform — which completely shift the battlefield dynamics. If you love planning every move, managing your hand with precision, and feeling the tension of a fight where one mistake can bring down the whole team, Vengeance is a must-have. The question now is: can your hero team withstand Baron Blade's coordinated counter-attack, or will the multiverse fall to the Vengeful Five? Ready your cards, coordinate your powers, and try not to get obliterated!
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3
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Greater Than Games, LLC
Designer
Adam Rebottaro, Brooks Gaissert, Christopher Badell, Nicole Mendoza, Paul Bender
Artist
Adam Rebottaro
Community
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6,076owners
223wishlist
60want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need the base game to play Vengeance?
Yes! Vengeance is an expansion, so you'll need the Sentinels of the Multiverse base game to play.
What changes with the villain team?
Instead of fighting a single boss, you now face a group (The Vengeful Five) that works as a team, with coordinated attacks and mutual buffs.
Is the game difficult?
Yes, it has a medium-high complexity (weight 2.77). The villains' coordination makes matches much more challenging than in the base game.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 5 players, depending on how many heroes you decide to bring into the fight.
How long does a game last?
Around 45 minutes on average, though it may vary depending on how quickly the villains decide to annihilate you!