Doom: The Boardgame

For players, objectives change from game to game and include closing portals to Hell, or moving materials off the board. Marine players can pick from up to 30 different classes, each with special perks and abilities. Doom: The Boardgame and Doom: The Boardgame Expansion. With this created dice simulator you can roll your digital dice by tapping on a monster / weapon. The simulator then automatically rolls the correct dice. Each die can also be rolled separately. Doom: The Boardgame and Doom: The Boardgame Expansion. With this created dice simulator you can roll your digital dice by tapping on a monster / weapon. While this may not be one of Fantasy Flight Game's coffin-boxes its got enough pieces in it to qualify. To start with you get a whole bunch of sturdy map tiles of various shapes and sizes. The tile graphics are purposely understated to represent the various rooms and corridors they might be used for. The important thing from a functionality perspective is that the square grid-lines are easily identified. In fact, functional is probably the best way to describe all of the games pieces - from the plethora of well-detailed soft plastic miniatures to the many cardboard chits and specialty dice for combat. Of course there are a couple decks of cards, but one is only used at the start of the game and the other is used exclusively by one of the players. DOOM: TBG one player is the Invader who controls all the monsters and does any setup or upkeep required for the scenarios. The other player(s) each control a single Marine character. In a way this makes the game appeal to both players who like to be competitive and those who like to play cooperative games. I usually refer to these as team-play games even if one of the teams is a single player. A bonus to having a human player controlling the monsters is they never feel scripted, even if that goes against the older video game versions of DOOM most have played. The more intelligent and reactive monsters also helps to give the game a better replay value despite the low number of included scenarios. The two sides are asymmetric with different goals and means. At the start of the game each marine is given some Skill cards that set them apart from each other. You aren't going to get a pre-generated character sheet with a colorful picture for a dude named Throthgar Breathalyzer whose life story is summed up in a sentence or two written in italics at the bottom. Beyond your marines skills, his (or her) personal attributes are entirely up to your imagination. Most also require ammo that also needs to be accumulated.I'm getting a little ahead of stuff here though so let's backtrack to what the marines can actually do during their turn. Your average marine has several options to consider. He can choose to sprint ahead 8 squares, or stay put and attack twice, or move 4 squares and attack once, or move 4 squares and place an order, or attack then place an order. However, damage is only applied in increments equal to the targets Armor so the more you have of that the better. The cards themselves either spawn one of the 8 different monster types in addition to what the scenario calls for or affect things more directly like causing a gun to jam or ambushing otherwise Ready marines. Should the Invader draw the last card it counts as a frag so there's no time to hang around in the scenarios. Speaking of the scenario objectives, one issue many players have with the game is scaling. In other words how well it works with different numbers of players. Also, the game comes with three different colors of each set of monsters that match the three different colors of the Marine figures. If, for example, only the red and blue Marines are being played then only the red and blue monsters can be used during the game. The scenarios show which monster colors show up so that's not a problem. The problem comes with the items in the scenarios as those do not scale. So if there was one box of ammo in a room for one marine there will still only be that one box of ammo for three marines. Same goes for additional armor, health regeneration, etc. In this way the game becomes slightly harder with more Marine players. Don't come into it expecting your typical adventure game where you walk through while a GM holds your hand. The Invader wants nothing more than to kill you off. As a marine in DOOM: TBG you are just trying to survive long enough to complete your mission. You don't just walk through a door to see what's there because you know its not safe. You first prepare for what might be there and then you open it. When there's multiple marines you quickly learn to start thinking like a squad and working together. Invader, but that's part of the fun of these types of tactical miniature games. Its their shtick and what I'm looking to do when I pull one off the shelf. Like I said, DOOM: TBG isn't about finding treasure or buying new boots, its all about survival and completing your mission.I think this game will appeal to people looking for a dungeon-crawl style game that's a little darker in theme and light in mechanics. The length is about 3 hours and there really isn't much downtime. With two-players it really feels more like a tactical skirmish game similar to Space Hulk. I'd say the game is best with two or three players, but still good with four provided you account for the aforementioned lack of supplies in the scenarios. It can also be purchased for very reasonable prices as can its sole expansion.

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