Zombie Dice 2: Double Feature — Prices
Steve Jackson Games, Edge Entertainment, Galápagos Jogos · Board game · 2012
2–99 · best 4
10–20 min
Weight 1.1/5
Buy · from US$ 5.74
2.0
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RECOMMENDED
A must-have for those who own the base game and crave more variety and chaos in their rolls. Adds interesting risks that break the monotony.
Highlights
- New double-scoring dynamics
- Fun and quirky themes
- Very easy to integrate
- Increases Push Your Luck tension
Keep in mind
- Requires the original game to play
- Luck remains the primary factor
About the game
What you do in a play session
If you already enjoy the adrenaline of Zombie Dice, get ready to upgrade your horde! Zombie Dice 2: Double Feature isn't just a single expansion, but a combo of two 'cinematic productions' in one box, bringing three new dice that completely shake up the risk-reward dynamics of the base game.
The first 'movie' is the Big Summer Action Movie, introducing two iconic characters: the Hunk and the Hottie. The Hunk is all about calculated risk: he features a double-shotgun icon that can take you down, but if you manage to eat his brain, your score is doubled! Then there's the Hottie, pure danger in hot pink; with two shotguns and three foot icons, she is fast and lethal, forcing you to think twice before tempting fate with her.
The second 'movie' brings the unexpected Santa Claus Meets the Zombies. Yes, Santa has joined the party, and he comes with a red-and-white die brimming with brains. The twist here is the special gift icons: you can roll a helmet (protection), an energy drink (stimulus), or even a double brain! It's the perfect blend of Christmas chaos and zombie hunger.
The best part is that you don't have to choose. If you want to turn the match into a true 'Direct-to-Video Sequel', you can throw all three new dice into the mix. This creates hilarious situations where Santa tries to rescue the heroes while you try to devour everyone. It's the ideal expansion for those who want to add more layers of strategy (or more chaos) to that frantic dice rolling, making every turn a thrilling bet on who can snag the most brains before taking three shots.
The first 'movie' is the Big Summer Action Movie, introducing two iconic characters: the Hunk and the Hottie. The Hunk is all about calculated risk: he features a double-shotgun icon that can take you down, but if you manage to eat his brain, your score is doubled! Then there's the Hottie, pure danger in hot pink; with two shotguns and three foot icons, she is fast and lethal, forcing you to think twice before tempting fate with her.
The second 'movie' brings the unexpected Santa Claus Meets the Zombies. Yes, Santa has joined the party, and he comes with a red-and-white die brimming with brains. The twist here is the special gift icons: you can roll a helmet (protection), an energy drink (stimulus), or even a double brain! It's the perfect blend of Christmas chaos and zombie hunger.
The best part is that you don't have to choose. If you want to turn the match into a true 'Direct-to-Video Sequel', you can throw all three new dice into the mix. This creates hilarious situations where Santa tries to rescue the heroes while you try to devour everyone. It's the ideal expansion for those who want to add more layers of strategy (or more chaos) to that frantic dice rolling, making every turn a thrilling bet on who can snag the most brains before taking three shots.
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Publisher
Steve Jackson Games, Edge Entertainment, Galápagos Jogos, Pegasus Spiele
Designer
Steve Jackson (I)
Artist
Alex Fernandez (I)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need the original Zombie Dice to play?
Yes! This product is an expansion and only contains the new dice and additional rules. You need the base game to play.
How many people can play with this expansion?
The limit remains practically infinite (2 to 99 players), as the dice-rolling dynamic doesn't depend on the number of players.
Does the game become more complex with these dice?
Not much. The rules remain simple, but the new icons (like the double brain and the helmet) add new strategic possibilities.
How long does a game last?
It remains a very quick game, between 10 and 20 minutes, ideal as a party opener.
Who is this game recommended for?
For those who love luck-based games, party games, and want something fast to play with friends or family without reading huge manuals.
