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So. Kill Sector! It's a fun little game. You can make anything you want, make them fight anything you want, and that's about it. Yeah.
But! What is the best part of this here game, is the "actually playing it" part. Roleplay! Interact with goobers similar to you and their crazy-ass characters! And kick all kinds of asses with them, be they biological, mechanical, demonic, otherwordly, or what have you, your rust-inducing chainsaw arm and crudely-made sawn-off shotgun are rated E for Everyone.
Heavy recommend you get it. I played it once and I had an absolute BLAST with it, and making my character (tall shark person with a fuckhuge scythe) was one of the highlights.
Recommend it to your buddies also! It's extremely newbie friendly, and as such, there's no real need to worry about learning the rules because, as Noah themself said, "it's so easy that you'll learn them on the fly!"
10/10...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Dude. This game is awesome. You can read all the rules on a lunch break, and not even a long lunch break, I mean like a scarf down a bologna sandwich at the picnic table where the smokers hang out lunch break. This is the ultimate antidote to proprietary minis games with oodles of charts for different armies and rules that use some weird scale (35mm! or whatever), and call for gigantic tables. This is the game where you pull out some old Heroscape or clix figs or whatnot, toss a grass mat or a gray tablecloth ("look, it's a city now!") on a 30inch IKEA table (MELTORP), and start chucking dice and talking smack.
And! There's just enough decision making to keep it interesting and make it more than a "move your guys into range and hope you roll good" type of affair. I mean, yeah, you'll still be moving your guys into range and hoping you roll good....but there's also command points, which let you use moves like overwatch and dodge, but are scarce ...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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