Winning Moves The Walking Dead Risk Strategy Board Game, Play with Negan, Rick Grimes, Daryl, and Maggie, survive the Walkers, 2 plus players makes a great gift for ages 13 plus

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City of Horror is a survival game where players desperately negotiate to save their survivors and gather the precious vaccines scattered around the map. Each player is dealt several survivors and, unlike the typical zombie-killing heroes of other zombie games, these are just everyday people. And they'll get eaten. A lot.

I would have liked Mantic to have used the numbers at the bottom of the floor tiles in the main rule book to help set up the scenarios as this would have made it even easier for people to set up games. I like that this game can be played solo game as well as a coop game and how it scales down the difficulty of the game depending on the amount of players playing which adds to its re play ability. The life counters are double sided. One side has a 1 and the other a 3. So that can get confusing and for that gamer that likes to cheat they will be flipping it.