Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
If you love gritty western adventures and crave more monstrous foes, this pack is your next move!
Highlights
- Epic monster additions
- High-quality components
- Easy integration
- Fun cooperation
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- Variable playtime
- Dice rolling involved
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Shadows of Brimstone: Dark Stone Brutes Enemy Pack is the expansion that brings the fearsome Dark Stone Brutes, the stone‑mutated gang members of Scafford, into your base game. If you’ve already trekked through Brimstone’s mines and felt the tension of battling outlaws, this pack ups the adrenaline: three giant Dark Stone Brute miniatures, each with rock‑armgedon limbs that crush anyone who gets too close. Alongside the figures you get a large enemy record sheet to track the brutes’ actions and a set of threat cards in four tiers—Low, Medium, High, and Epic—that scale difficulty for your campaign. Dice rolling remains a core mechanic, but now you must plan grid movement to dodge the brutes’ onslaught, who only obey gang members. The modular board lets you reshape the setting each session, keeping the game fresh and unpredictable. The pack works with 1‑6 players, retaining the medium complexity of the base game, and typically takes 30‑60 minutes depending on the number of brutes and threat level chosen. If you love cooperative games with miniatures, horror in the Wild West, and grid‑based strategy, Dark Stone Brutes Enemy Pack will let you feel the weight of stone on every move.
In short, the pack adds epic monsters, high‑quality components, and new threat cards that raise the tension, all while preserving the cooperative, grid‑exploration gameplay that defines Shadows of Brimstone. If you want more challenges and want players to truly feel threatened by stone‑mutants, this pack is the right choice for anyone who knows the base universe and is ready to raise the terror and strategy level.
In short, the pack adds epic monsters, high‑quality components, and new threat cards that raise the tension, all while preserving the cooperative, grid‑exploration gameplay that defines Shadows of Brimstone. If you want more challenges and want players to truly feel threatened by stone‑mutants, this pack is the right choice for anyone who knows the base universe and is ready to raise the terror and strategy level.
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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 use the pack?
The pack works with 1 to 6 players, just like the base game Shadows of Brimstone.
What is the playtime?
Playtime ranges from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of brutes and the chosen threat level.
What is the complexity?
The complexity is medium; you already know the basic rules, and the pack adds dice rolling and grid movement.
What components are included?
3 Dark Stone Brute miniatures, an enemy record sheet, 8 threat cards (2 Low, 2 Medium, 1 High, 3 Epic).
Does the pack work alone or does it need the base game?
It requires the base game Shadows of Brimstone; the pack does not come with all necessary rules.
Who is it recommended for?
For horror and western fans, and for those who enjoy cooperative games with miniatures and tactical challenges.
Is there any assembly difficulty?
Yes, assembling the miniatures and distributing the threat cards is simple but requires attention to position the brutes on the board.