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Our Verdict
Perfect for zombie movie buffs who want to feel the adrenaline of group survival.
Highlights
- Incredible and detailed miniatures
- High-tension cooperative gameplay
- Varied modular scenarios
- Easy to learn and play
Keep in mind
- Dice luck can be frustrating
- Player elimination can be a drag
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Ever imagined being surrounded by hundreds of undead with barely any ammo and only your friends to rely on? Welcome to Zombicide! Here, you and your crew take on the roles of survivors, each with unique abilities, trying not to become zombie food while completing desperate missions. The game is fully cooperative: either you plan every step together, or the horde will swallow you whole.
The dynamics are simple yet tense. You use action points to move, search for weapons, or attack. The zombies are predictable and mindless, but their sheer number is the real problem. The game features a delicious vicious cycle: the more zombies you kill, the more experienced your character becomes. The catch? The more powerful you get, the more zombies spawn to take you down. It's a constant race between evolving and surviving.
The board is modular, meaning every scenario is different, keeping the experience fresh. You can play the ten included missions, download new challenges online, or even create your own maps to torture your friends. With detailed miniatures and a dice-based combat system, the immersion is complete. If you love B-horror movies, zombie hordes, and that 'we've almost made it!' feeling right before everything goes south, Zombicide is your perfect pick. Grab your shotgun, coordinate with your team, and remember: the only way out is through Zombicide!
The dynamics are simple yet tense. You use action points to move, search for weapons, or attack. The zombies are predictable and mindless, but their sheer number is the real problem. The game features a delicious vicious cycle: the more zombies you kill, the more experienced your character becomes. The catch? The more powerful you get, the more zombies spawn to take you down. It's a constant race between evolving and surviving.
The board is modular, meaning every scenario is different, keeping the experience fresh. You can play the ten included missions, download new challenges online, or even create your own maps to torture your friends. With detailed miniatures and a dice-based combat system, the immersion is complete. If you love B-horror movies, zombie hordes, and that 'we've almost made it!' feeling right before everything goes south, Zombicide is your perfect pick. Grab your shotgun, coordinate with your team, and remember: the only way out is through Zombicide!
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In English
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Sorastro's Zombie Painting Guide
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Zombicide Instructional
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How to paint Zombicide Fatties
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Zombicide + Toxic City Mall play through- overview and rules.
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Games Explained - Zombicide
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Tactics - Avoiding Extra Activations - Kill:Spawn Ratio's.
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Zombicide - How to play and win
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Zombicide - Kicking Tutorial Butt
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Zombicide Tutorial Mission Setup and Explanation
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Painting Josh
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The Plastic Canvas - Zombicide - Big Bang Theory Characters
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Quest game and weight!
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Publisher
CMON Global Limited, Guillotine Games, asmodee, Asterion Press, Black Monk, BoardM Factory, Cool Mini Or Not, Edge Entertainment, Galápagos Jogos, Hobby World
Designer
Jean-Baptiste Lullien, Nicolas Raoult, Raphaël Guiton
Artist
Édouard Guiton, Eric Nouhaut, Mathieu Harlaut, Miguel Coimbra, Nicolas Fructus
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Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are very intuitive and there's minimal text, so you'll be playing in no time.
Can I play it solo?
Yes, the game supports 1 to 6 players, so you can face the apocalypse alone or with a group.
How long does a game take?
On average 60 minutes, though it varies depending on the scenario and group size.
Are the miniatures any good?
Yes, they are a highlight of the game, adding a lot of immersion to the tabletop.
Do I need to know English to play?
Hardly. There is very little text, making it very easy to adapt or memorize.