Village Attacks- 010

03/20/19 • 33 min

Welcome to Episode 10 of Hot Game Magnet.

Today we review Village Attacks, by Grimlord Games. A game which is a bit like Zombicide, but you are a monster and you are protecting the castle heart.

We played this game extensively to bring you an awesome and well informed review.

As a co-operative game it was great fun to strategize together, in order to protect the evil lair against innocent civilians.

We love this game for so many reasons, but we realise it isn't without fault. Listen to the show for the full review, as we cover game play, components, replay-ability, scenarios and art. We also talk about all the expansions we have, and whether we think they are worthy.

Score:

Alison 3/5 Hot Game Magnets

Justin 3/5 Hot Game Magnet

Welcome to Episode 10 of Hot Game Magnet.

Today we review Village Attacks, by Grimlord Games. A game which is a bit like Zombicide, but you are a monster and you are protecting the castle heart.

We played this game extensively to bring you an awesome and well informed review.

As a co-operative game it was great fun to strategize together, in order to protect the evil lair against innocent civilians.

Score:

Alison 3/5 Hot Game Magnets

Justin 3/5 Hot Game Magnet

Previous Episode

Episode 9: The Others

Welcome to Episode 9 of Hot Game Magnet. Today we discuss our old favourite game: The Others, by Eric Lang for Cool Mini Or Not. This game is awesome and is probably our most played game.

The Other's is supposed to be a one versus many game, but who are we kidding, we usually play all our games by ourselves.

In this episode we talk about the characters, mechanics, replay ability and how to win without corrupting your soul.

Get your dice tower ready, because you are going to need it, in this Sins Versus the Heroes game.

Alison 5/5 Hot Game Magnets!

Justin 4.5/5 Hot Game Magnets

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Next Episode

Zombicide: Black Plague/ Green Horde 011

Today we are super excited to bring you our review of Zombicide. Zombicide was one of the first board games we really got into and is so influential in our game choice and ability- does that make sense? Like I know how to play games, based on how they compare to Zombicide.

If you don’t know about Zombicide, I’m not sure where you have been hiding. But here is the basic gist of this game- “If you like killing fictional hordes of zombies (and really you would probably be in the minority if you didn’t) you will love Zombicide.”

If you love lots of miniatures covering your board games, you will love Zombicide.

I suspect gamers who don’t love Zombicide are the ones who have played it too much it doesn’t hold as much love for them anymore.

Our scores:

Alison 4/5 Hot Game Magnets

Justin 3/5 Hot Game Magnets