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7.1
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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love the mix of Western and horror and enjoy deck building progression. A game with a heavy atmosphere and plenty of personality.
Highlights
- Unique and visceral setting
- Satisfying character progression
- Strong comic book influence
- Solid solo experience
Keep in mind
- High language dependence
- Moderate learning curve
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Imagine a world where water almost completely vanished seventy years ago, leaving Earth as a brutal wasteland. This is the setting of The Few and Cursed, based on the Brazilian comic series by Felipe Cagno and Fabiano Neves. In this post-apocalyptic reality, water isn't just for survival—it's the most precious currency on the planet. But thirst isn't the only threat; evil has triumphed, and dark arts, curses, and sinister folk magic now rule what remains of humanity. Amidst this chaos, the 'Curse Chasers' emerge—warriors willing to battle the supernatural to restore balance to the land.
In the game, you step into the boots of one of these Curse Chasers. Your goal? Build your reputation (or infamy, if that's your thing) by exploring the desert of the Pacific Ocean. The gameplay revolves around area movement and deck building, where you improvise and acquire new cards to enhance your abilities while facing deadly threats. You'll need to complete jobs, hunt bounties, and search for supernatural artifacts to survive and thrive.
The game blends a Western vibe with horror and sci-fi, creating a dense and perilous atmosphere. The experience focuses on adventure and progression, where every card choice and every move on the map can determine whether you become a legend or just another body forgotten in the sands. With hand management and card-based conflict resolution, the game challenges players to constantly adapt their strategies to deal with the desert's unpredictable events. If you enjoy RPGs, asymmetric gameplay, and worlds where danger lurks around every corner, this title delivers a visceral and epic journey.
In the game, you step into the boots of one of these Curse Chasers. Your goal? Build your reputation (or infamy, if that's your thing) by exploring the desert of the Pacific Ocean. The gameplay revolves around area movement and deck building, where you improvise and acquire new cards to enhance your abilities while facing deadly threats. You'll need to complete jobs, hunt bounties, and search for supernatural artifacts to survive and thrive.
The game blends a Western vibe with horror and sci-fi, creating a dense and perilous atmosphere. The experience focuses on adventure and progression, where every card choice and every move on the map can determine whether you become a legend or just another body forgotten in the sands. With hand management and card-based conflict resolution, the game challenges players to constantly adapt their strategies to deal with the desert's unpredictable events. If you enjoy RPGs, asymmetric gameplay, and worlds where danger lurks around every corner, this title delivers a visceral and epic journey.
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Publisher
Rock Manor Games, Grimspire, Treetato Studio
Designer
Mike Gnade
Artist
Fabiano Neves, Felipe Cagno
Is the game hard to learn?
It has a medium weight (2.64), so it's not an entry-level game, but those familiar with deck building and adventure games will pick it up quickly.
Can I play it solo?
Yes! The game features dedicated solo rules, allowing you to experience the Curse Chaser's journey on your own.
How long does a game take?
Expect to spend between 60 and 120 minutes, depending on the player count and the session's complexity.
Is it language dependent?
Yes, there is high language dependence due to the text on cards and events, so a translation is essential if you aren't fluent.
Is it a cooperative game?
It has cooperative elements, but the pursuit of fame and infamy can create interesting dynamics between players.