
An asymmetric, cooperative dungeon defense game for 1-4 players where you play as the monsters protecting their hard earned treasures against invading hordes of looters (so-called heroes) trying to steal it.


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I'm genuinely very sad to give this a negative review. In my house Keep the Heroes Out is one of our most played board games in the last two years - I have all the expansions and promos for the physical game. This is nothing against Luis or the team - I have genuine love for this game and will buy into any future physical products. Summary Keep the Heroes Out is a co-operative deckbuilding dungeon defence game. I originally bought the physical game due to my love of Dungeon Keeper. Players pick 1-4 monster clans (each with asymmetric abilities and starting cards) work together to repel invading heroes who will attempt to loot your treasure and fight their way to the treasure vault. There are 9 (+ 3 promo) monster clans & 20 scenarios in the base game, each with twists on the standard rules, adding scenario specific conditions and effects. Unfortunately this is not a good adaptation.
Bought game for My Partner, a friend, and myself was hype to get something casual to play. We couldn't get into a lobby together and stay connected. So we tried to remote play and local co-op wasn't working ether it kept bugging in the tutorial and not letting us play. Tried to do the tutorial solo hoping it was just the tutorial not liking Co-op. Nope still bugged and not playable. I have requested a refund.
As a board game adaptation, it has some work to be done. There are some glaring issues, like the camera movement being VERY bizarre because the tiles and the pieces are not tied to the same plane. Other than that, the game feels good, and it's a solid adaptation. There's some rules differences, but I'm thinking maybe user error or there was some errata later that we missed. It's a good version of the game, my playgroup will be happy to play it. If you enjoy the board game, you'll like this, for sure.
As an adaptation of the board game it seems so-so The price seems a little bit much for what you get. it honestly doesn't bring much to the table that you can't get out of playing the game on tabletop simulator, there you'd get an authentic, less buggy experience with an actually good camera, at least.
Product refunded This game is cute, but it just is not fun. I'm writing this at launch, so future updates may greatly improve the experience but at the moment the tutorial is not very helpful and left me feeling stuck in several situations. The tutorial also does not set realistic expectations for how long a round or level is actually going to take, and the win/lose objectives are not clearly defined. There is alot of space for improvement and I am not trying to just sit here and bash on the game - I think it will be an absolutely phenomenal game after a few updates, but right now it is not worth your time or money.
Nice game, but far too expensive for such a buggy implementation. My main reason for not recommending this game is the combination of difficulty levels and RNG. Family — you basically can’t lose Challenging — extremely hard, but at least somewhat playable Hardcore — imagine flipping a coin and needing it to land heads 16,000,000 times in a row. That’s the same experience If you want a comfortable, visually pleasant game, play on Family difficulty and enjoy it If you want to git gud and actually test your skills, you’ll just waste your time for nothing
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