8.4
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Ludopedia
7.8
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you're into cooperative games packed with miniatures and tactical horde combat, Zombicide: Invader is your ticket to space-faring fun!
Highlights
- Stunning, detailed miniatures
- Intense cooperative combat
- Very high replayability
- Engaging sci-fi theme
- Diverse character abilities
Keep in mind
- Can be a bit long
- Relies on dice luck
- Lengthy setup time
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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In Zombicide: Invader, humanity ventures into space in search of a powerful fuel, Xenium, found on the planet PK-L7. However, this discovery comes with an unexpected threat: the Xenos, alien creatures that launch brutal and relentless attacks. In this cooperative game for 1 to 6 players, you and your friends take on the role of survivors – civilians or soldiers, each with unique skills – in a sci-fi setting overwhelmed by this horde. The goal is simple yet challenging: complete the objectives of the chosen mission, eliminate as many Xenos as possible, and, most importantly, survive! Survivors will work as a team, trading equipment and covering each other, using any available weapon to contain the invasion. The more powerful the weapon, the higher the Xeno body count, but also the greater the attraction of new creatures, intensifying the confrontation. Location is crucial, as conventional weapons work well indoors, but on the planet's oxygen-starved surface, specialized weaponry like lasers are indispensable. The Xenos, though generally predictable, are numerous and employ tactics not seen in previous Zombicide games. Cooperation among players is the key to overcoming challenges and achieving victory in missions.
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Zombicide Invader: Game Details
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Dice and Dragons - Zombicide Invader Review and How to Play
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Learn To Play: Zombicide Invader
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Zombicide: Invader Kickstarter Launch Details
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Zombicide Invader - Painting Xenos Worker
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Zombicide Invader speedpaint: The Hunters
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Rob Paints Zombicide Invaders
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The Plastic Canvas - Zombicide: Invader - Ep 5 - Spoiler Abomination
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The Plastic Canvas - Zombicide: Invader - Ep 1 - Unboxing
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The Plastic Canvas - Zombicide: Invader - Ep 2 - Workers
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The Plastic Canvas - Zombicide: Invader - Ep 6 - Cole
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Zombicide Invader painting: Survivors and Machines
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
CMON Global Limited, Guillotine Games, BoardM Factory, Edge Entertainment, Galápagos Jogos, Portal Games
Designer
Jean-Baptiste Lullien, Nicolas Raoult, Raphaël Guiton
Artist
Adrian Smith, Henning Ludvigsen
How many players can participate in Zombicide: Invader?
The game is designed for 1 to 6 players, perfect for solo play or with a group of friends, facing the Xeno threat together.
What is the average playtime for a game session?
A game of Zombicide: Invader typically lasts between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the chosen mission and the number of players.
Is Zombicide: Invader too complex for beginners?
It has a BGG weight of 2.35/5, placing it in the medium complexity category. The rules are accessible, but strategy and cooperative planning might take a few plays to master.
What comes in the game box?
Expect many detailed miniatures of survivors and Xenos, modular board tiles, equipment cards, dice, tokens, and rulebooks with missions. It's a treat for those who appreciate high-quality components!
Is there any language dependency for playing?
Yes, the game has a moderate language dependency. It's recommended to have a translated sheet or cards to fully understand character abilities and item effects.
Can I play Zombicide: Invader solo?
Absolutely! The game includes rules for solo mode, where you control multiple survivors to complete mission objectives, providing a challenging and immersive experience even without company.