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  1. 29-Apr-2012 #1
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    Zombicide (board game)



    This is a new game on the horizon for zombie fans. Been following it for a couple of weeks now.

    This is a video on gameplay:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYkujriRzJY

    The boardgamegeek entry:

    http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/113924/zombicide

    Not sure how many of you are familiar with funding sites like kickstarter, but it allows for fans to help fund projects. I am providing the link so you can see how the funding can expand the scope and quality of the game. I have funded other projects, but haven't decided on this one. It seems pricey even with all of the miniatures (which are expensive to produce in small lots, I know.) Just as a disclaimer, I do not recommend anyone fund this game or any other project.

    http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...rnot/zombicide
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  2. 29-May-2013 #2
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    Have you tried Last Night on Earth? You really should. Still the boss IMO.

    BUT as an alternative, for some zombie shoot 'em up, action oriented style play, I also like "Zombicide"











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    http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/113924/zombicide
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  3. 30-May-2013 #3
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    Seems there an app to help play the game and keep track of the characters etc etc...

    https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/zomb...557278582?mt=8



    SHAME you can't seem to get hold of this game in the UK
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    Really? Amazon UK shows it in stock:

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Zombicide-CO.../dp/B0092GHPSI

    I'll have to look more when I have time, but since the expansion is due soon I THINK the core set is available in the UK...?
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    ^^ "Temporarily out of stock."
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    Ah. I saw the "2 available from these sellers" & thought they had it. Not so. From looking around at different UK sellers it has been released & completely sold through on the 1st printing. So unless you E-Bay it or have it shipped in, you'll be waiting for a 2nd printing which is still date TBD.
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    ^^ I'll have to wait then
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    ^^ I'll have to wait then
    Honestly, if I were you I'd just go for LNOE. It's a much superior game IMO. Not that "Zombicide" doesn't have its charms, but it's really more of a action-y shoot 'em up, whereas LNOE is much more of a "zombie move simulator" in some regards. It does a better job of replicating the themes, characters, & situations of a zombie movie. If LNOE is NOTLD then Zombicide is Dawn '04...

    But if you do decide to hold out for it hopefully it isn't too long a wait. With the 1st expansion out soon I imagine they'll get the 2nd printing out to go along with.
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    Looks veery similar to the "zombies!!!" game ive got and play every now and then with friends. Which kinda makes me wonder if thats even still going in the current sea of zombie board games we have now

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    Quote Originally Posted by MoonSylver View Post
    Honestly, if I were you I'd just go for LNOE. It's a much superior game IMO. Not that "Zombicide" doesn't have its charms, but it's really more of a action-y shoot 'em up, whereas LNOE is much more of a "zombie move simulator" in some regards. It does a better job of replicating the themes, characters, & situations of a zombie movie. If LNOE is NOTLD then Zombicide is Dawn '04...

    But if you do decide to hold out for it hopefully it isn't too long a wait. With the 1st expansion out soon I imagine they'll get the 2nd printing out to go along with.
    The thing that appeals to me is the co-op nature of Zombicide. If I were to play with my son, at least it wouldn't be an adult vs a kid like LNOE...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny View Post
    Looks veery similar to the "zombies!!!" game ive got and play every now and then with friends. Which kinda makes me wonder if thats even still going in the current sea of zombie board games we have now
    Bears pretty much 0% similarity w/ "Zombies!!!" & yeah, it's still going. Zombies 12 was just announced the other day, which made me happy after creator Todd Breitenstein's passing last month.

    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    The thing that appeals to me is the co-op nature of Zombicide. If I were to play with my son, at least it wouldn't be an adult vs a kid like LNOE...
    Ah. That is a good point. One of LNOE's only failings, the need for a zombie player. (Though there are some house rules on BGG for Solo play & for pure co-op IIRC)

    But yeah, the "autopilot zombie" rules for Zombicide which make it a pure co-op, even eligible for Solo play, is a POWERFUL selling point in its favor. And honestly it is a good game & a lot of fun. I just like LNOE better, but like this one as well because it offers a "different" play experience than LNOE (which is why I'm glad I have BOTH).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    ^^ I'll have to wait then
    I don't know how you feel about Ebay but there's an auction (UK shipping only) on there for Zombicide, it's about £25 at the moment. I hadn't heard of it up until now but it looks enjoyable, a definite buy for me.

    Has anyone played Arkham Horror Board Game, I loved Call of Cthulhu so I was wondering if it was any good ?

    Update:

    There's also a factory sealed edition of Zombicide on Ebay uk which ships internationally from the states, this is the one I'll have to opt for (7 available).
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