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Ludopedia
5.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
Love solving mysteries and time travel? UNDO: Curse from the Past is for you! A cooperative adventure full of twists.
Highlights
- Engaging and emotional story
- Cooperative and full of deduction
- Replayability with choices
Keep in mind
- Narrative can feel linear
- Story-focused gameplay
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Get ready for this: in UNDO: Curse from the Past, you and your crew become agents of fate, tasked with altering history and preventing tragic deaths. Forget the saying that time heals all wounds, because here, time is your playground! Travel minutes, hours, or even millennia to change crucial events. With each temporal jump, you get a new chance to meddle with the past, but be careful: not every change is for the better! This adventure takes you to Germany in 1994, where an old lady falls from a hotel, and also to Ancient Egypt, unraveling a curse that has plagued a family for ages. The game is cooperative, so everyone works together to solve this mystery. The mechanics focus on deduction and storytelling, where you piece together the narrative, gathering clues and making decisions that shape the future (or the past, right?). It's an intense and emotional experience, perfect for those who enjoy a good mystery with a sci-fi twist. Each playthrough is a new chance to try, as components aren't damaged and you can attempt it as many times as you like, exploring different paths and outcomes. Prepare for a time-traveling journey full of twists and turns!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Pegasus Spiele, Albi, DV Games, Ediciones MasQueOca, Gigamic, Hobby Japan, Lifestyle Boardgames Ltd, PaperGames (III), Swan Panasia Co., Ltd., White Goblin Games
Designer
Lukas Zach, Michael Palm
Artist
Lea Fröhlich, Lisa Lenz
How many players can participate?
The game is for 2 to 6 players, perfect for a group session.
How long does a game session last?
A game session takes between 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the group's familiarity with the game and the case's complexity.
Is the game difficult to learn?
UNDO has a very low complexity (1/5 on BGG), making it easy to pick up and play quickly.
Do I need to play in a specific language?
The game components are generally language-independent, but the rulebook and story elements are in Portuguese for this edition.
Can I play the same story multiple times?
Yes! Since the components are not damaged, you can try to solve the mystery as many times as you like, exploring different paths and outcomes.
Is this a game for story lovers or pure strategists?
UNDO heavily focuses on narrative and the experience of unraveling the story together. The strategy lies more in the decisions you make to advance the plot.