The Binding of Isaac Four Souls: Kickstarter Expansion Pack
Maestro Media, MS Edizioni, Studio71 · Board game · 2018
2–4 · best 4
30–60 min
Weight 2.5/5
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9.5
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Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
If you love the chaos and interaction of The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls, this Kickstarter-exclusive expansion will supercharge your games with more cards, characters, and that dash of betrayal and negotiation we adore!
Highlights
- More cards and characters
- Boosts replayability
- Chaotic interaction guaranteed
- Essential for Isaac fans
Keep in mind
- Kickstarter expansion, hard to find
- Requires base game
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About the game
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If you're already a fan of The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls and crave more chaos and fun, this Kickstarter-exclusive expansion is for you! It packs 68 brand-new cards, injecting the base game with more monsters to defeat, loot to collect, treasures to uncover, and even new characters to try out. Get ready for insane combos and twists that will have you betraying your friends (or being betrayed!).
With this expansion, replayability skyrockets. Each game becomes a fresh adventure in this bizarre and dark world, where dice rolls and hand management determine who can gather the four souls first. Player interaction is guaranteed, with plenty of negotiation, bribery, and that classic 'take that' mechanic we love (or hate, depending on which side you're on).
This expansion truly broadens the game's universe, adding more depth and strategic options. If you're an Isaac fan looking to supercharge your game sessions, this is an essential addition. Just remember, as a Kickstarter expansion, it might be a bit trickier to find, but it's worth the hunt for those seeking the complete experience!
With this expansion, replayability skyrockets. Each game becomes a fresh adventure in this bizarre and dark world, where dice rolls and hand management determine who can gather the four souls first. Player interaction is guaranteed, with plenty of negotiation, bribery, and that classic 'take that' mechanic we love (or hate, depending on which side you're on).
This expansion truly broadens the game's universe, adding more depth and strategic options. If you're an Isaac fan looking to supercharge your game sessions, this is an essential addition. Just remember, as a Kickstarter expansion, it might be a bit trickier to find, but it's worth the hunt for those seeking the complete experience!
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Publisher
Maestro Media, MS Edizioni, Studio71
Designer
Edmund McMillen
Artist
Krystal Fleming
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need the base game The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls to play this expansion?
Yes, absolutely! This is an expansion, so you need to own the base game to use the additional cards and components.
How many new cards come in this expansion?
The expansion includes 68 brand-new cards, divided among monsters, loot, treasures, and new characters, along with starting items.
What does 'Kickstarter exclusive' mean?
It means this expansion was originally released through a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter and did not have a wide commercial distribution afterward, making it rarer.
Does it significantly increase the game's complexity?
The complexity remains similar to the base game, but the variety of cards and combos might require a bit more adaptation and strategy in the first few plays.
Is this a game suitable for families?
It depends on the family! The theme is dark, and the game features a lot of 'take that' interaction and negotiation, which can be fun for families with teenagers or adults who enjoy this type of dynamic.
What is the average playtime with the expansion?
The playtime remains similar to the base game, around 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of players and how quickly you make decisions.
