Scorpion Masqué | Zombie Kidz Evolution | Board Game | Ages 7+ | 2 - 4 Players

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Nothing quite brings friends and family closer together than running through an abandoned school and getting overrun by zombies, however, these days it’s as rare as rocking horse droppings to stumble on such opportunities. Last Night on Earth Self-aware tactical zombie romp with a B-movie theme Last Night on Earth is as cheesy and goofy as B-movie zombie movies - and it's all the better for it. The ongoing story element is a great way to keep the interest of young players, and the stickers, progress and achievements fit right in with the current generation of gamer kids. We feel that our critique and explanation thereof is more important than a static score, and all relevant information relating to a game, and whether it is worth your gaming dollar, is included in the body of our reviews. Here are our hand-picked short list of similar games; the perfect thing to play next if you enjoyed Zombie Kidz Evolution.

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It's important to keep it as a cooperative game, where everyone controls their own character with their choices, but can discuss options with the other players.Dawn of the Zeds Protect the town of Farmingdale against the undead horde If you're looking for a single-player zombie game, Dawn of the Zeds is among the best choices. While the age bracket and simple rules are easy to grasp, it requires fully integrating all of the rules and powers you’ve unlocked into your playstyle. In Zombie Kidz Evolution (2018), you fought to rid your school of the roaming zombie teachers and bar the gates.

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Event Cards can be good for the heroes (no horde moves for a turn) but are usually bad (more than one horde spawns or moves). Players can’t enter a space that contains more than three zombies (which can see certain routes around the school blocked off entirely) and if there are no more zombies to place at the start of a player’s turn, the school is considered to have been overrun – and everyone loses. What starts out as a straight-forward puzzle gets challenging and more varied through-out the games. This game is perfect for young families, but because of the variations and challenges you unlock as the game progresses it is still a great game for adults to play together too and is the perfect introduction to the concept of legacy games. To win, players must lock each entryway outside the school before the building is overrun by zombies.While some of the games on this list include player-controlled zombies, all of them include survivors battling against the zombie threat.

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Zombie Teenz Evolution works perfectly well as a standalone game, but it is also a very good sequel. You cannot wait to get to the next envelope in Zombie Kidz Evolution and whizz through about three rounds in a single sitting. But this is a fantastic way to introduce young gamers to legacy games, and they will love the story element of the developing game. Dead of Winter infuses the perfect undead cocktail of survival, humanity, heroism and cruelty that makes the zombie genre so compelling.

The Walking Dead: All Out War: The infamous characters of Robert Kirkman's comic book series wage miniature war across an undead-filled battlefield. Though this isn’t a new concept to those of us more familiar with more recent board game innovations, it’s worth a bit of background to fill in the knowledge gaps of those readers who haven’t been keeping up with these trends. Generating mayhem or making noise (such as firing a gun) will add to the threat meter, which in turn causes survivors to panic.