Resident Evil 2 - The Board Game

Top notch quality and communication. \nThe seller truly delivers! These pieces make a great game even better.

Awesome, all the stuff you get is worth it. Probably the only gripe is that corpses aren't very appealing. But hey, it's much better than the cardboard token that came with the game. Everything else, very well made.

These items are fantastic, and I highly recommend these to anyone who has the re2 board game they may gameplay so much either and the seller is a fantastic dude. I can't say enough good things about the pieces and the seller and also cant wait to use these for my campaigns!

Not only are the products AMAZING and look great on the game board, but the seller is fantastic with communication! Highly recommend buying from him! Thanks again. A+++++

Amazing Quality! Even better than the real thing! So convenient! Thank you!

A great board game, room for improvement

RE2 the board game is a great game, it really puts you into the RE environment and it feels like you're actually playing the video game. The only downside is that tiles are very dark especially the doors and corpse markers. Walls could have been better designed too as they look very cheap. For such a high price tag the 3d doors and 3d terrain could have been incorporated with the core game and not as a Kickstarter exclusive.

An amazing dungeon crawler let down by some questionable tile an

This game play REALLY well, it really does feel like resident evil 2 as a board game, the rules are easy to learn and follow, but deep enough to be engaging.The game is hard, and strategy and luck will be key factors in order to succeed, weapons, ammo and healing are scarce, and you can only hold so much, enemies are a plenty, and can overwhelm you if your not careful.In the later missions the game is tense and stressful, just like the game, an event deck will keep you on your toes as you don't know when you may get ambushed or worse.With a variety or alternative rules, and difficulty levels, there is a lot of game in the box with some reasonable levels of replay value for a game of this sort.This all said, I cannot give it that 5th star, and thats because ... MoreThis game play REALLY well, it really does feel like resident evil 2 as a board game, the rules are easy to learn and follow, but deep enough to be engaging.The game is hard, and strategy and luck will be key factors in order to succeed, weapons, ammo and healing are scarce, and you can only hold so much, enemies are a plenty, and can overwhelm you if your not careful.In the later missions the game is tense and stressful, just like the game, an event deck will keep you on your toes as you don't know when you may get ambushed or worse.With a variety or alternative rules, and difficulty levels, there is a lot of game in the box with some reasonable levels of replay value for a game of this sort.This all said, I cannot give it that 5th star, and thats because the tile art and token art is terrible.It looks like it could have been great, but the at is REALLY dark, and I don't mean in tone, I mean as in they are almost completely black, its hard to make out most of it, including the doors, its almost impossible to see if a door is open or closed at a distance.While what tile is where is not much of a problem as the rules say its the shape that matters more, and this makes me feel the art being dark on the tiles was intentional so they did not need to make so many tiles to build maps and keep art thematic to the location, it being the same on tiles too is very frustrating, it is likely a filter they put over the whole sheet prior to printing and cutting, but its not a good look.If you do get this game, and really the game play is great so make your choice on that more so then the art choice, but if you do, you like me will likely want to upgrade many of the markers from the card tokens to something that pops more, like physical doors that open and close, and standees for the wall sections, and possibly more.If you are on the fence, youtube has some long detailed videos showing off the game in action.That game also plays very well solo, or with up to 4 players, but this seems to depend on the map chosen, not all seem to support more them 2 players, but all support 1 player.

Great Solo / Co-op thematic gameplay

This game scratches the itch for a horror game and it captures the feel of the Resident Evil 2 Video Game that its about. Sometimes it can be a tactical puzzle when you play, do you fight to kill the two zombies in your way and risk being hurt or wasting ammo and potentially having more enemies spring out of nowhere, or do you avoid them entirely- Comes with a nice amount of scenarios though you will want to get the expansions, the base game still is a satisfying play.

Heaps of fun - is a huge time investment

Lots of fun, well thought out game. It’s quite complicated to get into, and the first couple of times through it takes quite some time as you have to keep referring to the rules. After playing the first couple of levels I watched a YouTube video of others playing the game which helped confirm that we were interpreting the rules correctly.

I was actually surprised

I bought this game in a hesitant way, as I heard a lot of people complaining about miniature quality, let me tell you they are pretty good, definitely not the best in the market, but they are pretty good! Component wise, yes the tiles are kinda dark, and the better organized you are, the faster you are gonna set up your game (cause it might take 10-15 minutes to set every map)Other minor complaint is that the tiles are not labeled so you can actually use ANY tile to set up a map faster, as long as it follows the same shape.This game is best as a 1-2 player game, but in my believe a must have for ANY resident evil fan.