Zombie Crisis
2018Kuro
2 players
30 - 40 min
From BoardGameGeek
Zombie Crisis (ゾンビクライシス) is a two-player asymmetrical cooperative card game in which one player takes the role of scout and the other the role of fighter. The goal of the game is to complete the story, all the while surviving the zombie horde. Each turn, three cards that may be zombies or humans are drawn and lined up face down against the barricades. The scout then looks at 1–3 of these cards, telling the fighter a limited amount of information. The fighter then decides to either attack the current horde by placing weapon cards on the different columns of enemies, or to defend, strengthening the barricades and pilfering for more weapons. The scout's cards on hand are various scenarios, with fulfillment conditions. Whenever these are fulfilled, they are played, and the scout draws a new card to hand. The scenario cards get harder and harder to fulfill, and when the team has fulfilled six of these, the game ends in victory.
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Zombie Crisis has 4 videos from 2 creators: 3 reviews and 1 playthrough. They date from 2023 to June 2024.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Zombie Crisis - the best zombie game my wife has ever played!" by Rahdo Runs Through. To see it played, watch "Solo Play Through of Zombie Crisis by Purge Reviews (Yes, I know it is a two player game)" by Purge Reviews.
If you like it, try Testament, Unicornus Knights, Forwarder of Xanadu and Touchdown Heroes, also by Kuro.
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Zombie Crisis (ゾンビクライシス) is a two-player asymmetrical cooperative card game in which one player takes the role of scout and the other the role of fighter. The goal of the game is to complete the story, all the while surviving the zombie horde. Each turn, three cards that may be zombies or humans are drawn and lined up face down against the barricades. The scout then looks at 1–3 of these cards, telling the fighter a limited amount of information. The fighter then decides to either attack the current horde by placing weapon cards on the different columns of enemies, or to defend, strengthening the barricades and pilfering for more weapons. The scout's cards on hand are various scenarios, with fulfillment conditions. Whenever these are fulfilled, they are played, and the scout draws a new card to hand. The scenario cards get harder and harder to fulfill, and when the team has fulfilled six of these, the game ends in victory.