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Ludopedia
8.1
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BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
If you love western horror adventures with intense teamwork, this mini game is for you.
Highlights
- Fun coop
- Tense exploration
- Detailed miniatures
- Robust mechanics
Keep in mind
- Language dependence
- Unknown duration
- Medium complexity
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Shadows of Brimstone: Burrower XXL Enemy Miniature is a miniature supplement that brings the grim atmosphere of the Old West straight to the tabletop. Players take on the role of treasure hunters venturing into mine shafts infested with sinister creatures, facing cooperative challenges that demand strategy and teamwork. The game unfolds on a modular board, where each tile can be rearranged, ensuring every session feels fresh. Movement occurs on a grid, allowing characters to position themselves tactically against the threats that arise each turn.
Dice‑rolling mechanics add an element of unpredictability, while the role‑playing narrative lets players make choices that influence the story’s progression. The detailed miniatures bring characters and enemies to life, creating an immersive visual experience. Though a supplement, the game already contains enough content to be played independently, supporting 1 to 6 players with an as‑yet‑undefined playtime.
A key point is the moderate language dependency: rules and cards still require translation, which may demand a bit of patience from non‑English speakers. Nevertheless, for fans of western horror adventures with constant tension and teamwork, Burrower XXL Enemy Miniature offers an intense, detail‑rich experience. The game was announced for GenCon 2015 and, while not officially released, has already won fans eager for its availability.
With a BGG rating of 8.06 and a weight of 5, the title stands out as a valuable addition to the Shadows of Brimstone universe, deepening the cooperative horror‑exploration experience.
Dice‑rolling mechanics add an element of unpredictability, while the role‑playing narrative lets players make choices that influence the story’s progression. The detailed miniatures bring characters and enemies to life, creating an immersive visual experience. Though a supplement, the game already contains enough content to be played independently, supporting 1 to 6 players with an as‑yet‑undefined playtime.
A key point is the moderate language dependency: rules and cards still require translation, which may demand a bit of patience from non‑English speakers. Nevertheless, for fans of western horror adventures with constant tension and teamwork, Burrower XXL Enemy Miniature offers an intense, detail‑rich experience. The game was announced for GenCon 2015 and, while not officially released, has already won fans eager for its availability.
With a BGG rating of 8.06 and a weight of 5, the title stands out as a valuable addition to the Shadows of Brimstone universe, deepening the cooperative horror‑exploration experience.
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Flying Frog Productions
Designer
Jason C. Hill
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can play?
From 1 to 6 players can join, allowing everything from cozy sessions to larger groups.
What is the approximate playtime?
The playtime hasn't been officially set yet, but it's expected to be similar to other titles in the series, roughly 45 to 90 minutes.
What is the complexity level?
Medium; it involves dice rolls, grid movement, and role‑playing decisions, but the rules are straightforward.
What components come with the game?
Detailed miniatures, action cards, six‑sided dice, modular board tiles, and resource tokens.
Do I need to translate any material?
Yes, the rules and cards still need translation, so non‑English speakers may need help or a translated version.
Who is this game for?
Perfect for fans of western horror who enjoy intense cooperation and exploring dark settings.