Ghost Stories

Los jugadores son monjes taoístas que cooperan para proteger una aldea de oleadas de fantasmas y de las encarnaciones del señor del infierno, Wu-Feng. En cada turno aparece un nuevo fantasma y se coloca en el tablero de la aldea; los monjes se desplazan entre las casillas para usar acciones especiales de la aldea, colocar trampas, deshacer maldiciones, resucitar a monjes caídos o exorcizar fantasmas adyacentes. Los exorcismos se resuelven lanzando dados de colores y gastando fichas de Tao de colores para igualar la resistencia de un fantasma; los distintos fantasmas y las encarnaciones de Wu-Feng tienen habilidades únicas que complican la partida. El grupo gana al derrotar a la encarnación o encarnaciones finales de Wu-Feng y pierde si demasiadas casillas quedan encantadas, mueren todos los monjes o se acaba el mazo mientras Wu-Feng siga en juego.

Jugadores: 1–4 mejor con 4
Duración: 60 min
Edad: 12+
Complejidad: 2,9 / 5

6,8 en Ludoya desde 43,95 €MitologíaFantasíaLanzamiento de dadosTablero modularJuego cooperativo

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de 67 reseñas en Ludoya

Diversión8,0
Interacción8,0
Rejugabilidad8,0
Originalidad8,0
Atractivo8,0
Accesibilidad8,0

Max7,0
The first thing to mention is that this game is HARD. Really hard. But if you're into a challenge (and a lot of fun) then this might be one to consider picking up. As a collaborative game, ghost stories manages to make a frantic yet rewarding experience, despite the issues often found in co-op games. For example, the irritating alpha player system that so often arises in games like pandemic and betrayal is completely non-existent here, due entirely to the sheer difficulty of the game. If no-one knows what the hell is going on then no-one can take over. The gameplay itself is hard to understand at first, but after a few games it clicks, making for some of the most exhilerating and satifying moments I've ever experienced in a game. Furthermore, the semi-asymetricality of the character abilities adds a touch of personality to the game, forging roles within the group aside from those explicitely mentioned. These abilities are very well balanced, with each feeling satisfactorially different and significant, yet not so game breaking as to ensure the game revolves around the powers assigned to each player. Honestly, there isn't much I can think of that the game lacks, aside from maybe a difficulty that exludes a certain playerbase. It's snappy, intense, adrenaline-inducing, and genuinly fun, all contributing to a spectacular and often hilarious mish-mash of mechanics that still seem to blend into each other expertly. If you are a seasoned gamer looking for a challenge, I would wholeheartedly reccomend this game.
Mestremuten5,0
Rating: 3/5 Production value: 2/4 Is the game in my collection/Love to have?: 0/1
Benjamín Amorín6,0
One of the hardest cooperative board games ever. Created by Bauza. I thought is gonna like me more, but I found it kind of imposible and not so great.