The digital version of the board game designed by Eric B. Vogel, based on the Dresden Files book series. The game has slightly different starting rules depending on the number players and the difficulty mode used. Each player plays a character from the novels (one of them is always Harry), taking on a shuffled scenario deck based on one of the books in the series. Using a combination of cards, dice, and teamwork, players attack foes, investigate cases, take advantages, and overcome obstacles to make sure they have the best possible odds for a win in the final showdown at the end of the book! Like any good cooperative game, it's hard to win (no fun if there's no challenge!), but always rewarding to play, and scales smoothly from one to five players.
The game references the main events and actions taken by characters in the books Storm Front, Fool Moon, Grave Peril, Summer Knight and Death Masks along with the short story collection Side Jobs.
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This review is hard to articulate, so take from this whatever you can. (30 hours of in-game experience) (23/24 Achivements) (Huge fan of the books) (Lover of tabletop and card games, as well as video games) (Received the digital expansions for free due to backing the original via crowdfunding) (...I don't think any reviewers here are paid? But I'm not being paid for this, for whatever it's worth.) +The game is a faithful recreation of the physical card game, and save for a few minor UI issues that I was informed they're going to patch, the game for what it is, succeeds quite well in doing that. +As with the physical game, I like the artwork (for the most part) of the cards and character depictions, and the card designs themselves aren't overly flashy or obnoxious with their layout or designation. Simple, straightforward, and clear. +The game is challenging (but this is also part of my
Dresden Files Cooperative Card Game is set in the Dresden Files universe, with characters and plot mechanics from the books becoming cards that work for or against you. Each book is its own set of obstacles, advantages, foes and cases that become the board that Dresden and his allies try to overcome. If you are the kind of player that runs away from a challenge because of a bloody nose, Dresden Files is not for you. You will lose in the beginning, a lot. I know I did. To win takes elements of both skill and luck, like any other game with cards and dice. However, it seems the more I play, the luckier I get ... hmm, that could be the skill factor of being able to recognize the better plays to make and better risks to take. 6 hours into playing solo with some tenacity (and some eff words) and trying different approaches, I got a few wins on Easy (like 3 of 20 lol). But when those wins ha
Cooperative game play at it's best. Based on an excellent series of books and you can play out every book via the DLC. All the main characters are there to play each with their unique talents and skills. It's a tough game to beat but if you work with your partner you can take down the enemy, solve the cases and ultimately win the game. Shed loads of fun over discord or your voip of choice.
A solid digital implementation of a great board game. Fans of The Dresden Files will enjoy the fluff and flavor, but the puzzle each scenario presents is a fun and engaging experience regardless of whether you've read the books or not (although I would recommend reading the books first - they're great and this game has minor to major spoilers for them). Solid replay value - mixing and matching the various characters and scenarios along with the randomized elements makes for a significant challenge each time you play.
So first of, this is absolutely a competent port - no bugs encountered and it works flawlessly. Hidden Achievement did an excellent job porting the card game. This review is strictly about the card game itself. And that's not my cup of tea. Basically - it plays more like a puzzle game than a cooperative card play in that there are NO unexpected events (other than the occasional rare extra card draw) and as such, this puzzle can be solved by staring at the starting board and determining the best order to play your three hands of cards in on the first turn. I'm sure that's fun for some people - but it just feels like math homework to me. If you're already familiar with the card game and you enjoy it - pick this up, it's a solid port. If you like card games such as Sentinels of the Multiverse, or Pathfinder Adventures - this eliminates the random elements and uncertainty of those. If th
Game for huge fans of the book series, but probably not for others. The developers did an excellent job porting this card game to the computer screen, but the game is brutal. The rules are extensive, the gameplay is unforgiving even on Easy, and there is a lot to puzzle out. (Only 34% of owners got the win achievement.) You will need to take a lot of time figuring it all out, just getting to the end of the round, with all the layers of rules. There is a very nice tutorial, though. The developers could have done more to provide on-screen cues, but they can't be blamed for the core mechanics. Despite the name, this is a pass-and-play cooperative game. I expected more interaction, considering it is a big marketing point. Also, most of the characters shown on the steam store pictures are only available through purchasing DLCs. Shady. I am recommending this game because the solid linux supp
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