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The Eternaut - demo scenario
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Type: Game
Game Category: Board Games, Thematic Games, Cooperative Games
Complexity: Medium Complexity
Number of Players: 1, 2, 3, 4
Play Time: 60 minutes
Language: English
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The Eternaut - demo scenario

Description
A deadly snowfall is killing everyone it touches, but not everyone has fallen victim to this mysterious threat. Four people have survived in a workshop, and now they're venturing into the world at the start of a survival adventure in which they must face menaces far more dangerous than the deadly snowflakes.

The Eternaut is a story-driven co-operative survival board game for 1-4 players set in Buenos Aires that uses simple game mechanisms to create a survival experience with strong narrative elements. You must build a team, gather items, fight enemies, resolve objectives, and decide how to proceed with your unique story.

This scenario has been created to let players try a simplified version of the game before the Kickstarter campaign

follow the project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pendragongamestudio/the-eternaut-the-board-game?ref=6lw59g
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Apr 26, 2024 @ 8:45pm
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Tyrell Apr 13, 2024 @ 2:23am 
Had a nice experience exploring the gameplay on my own (after watching the 'Hunter and Friends' 2p playthrough).
I won the scenario right away, totally forgetting about the opportunity to talk with Francisco. So I missed some hints and a bit immersion. [SPOILER:] In the end it felt awkward to board the car, without preparing for an opened garage door.

All worked very well, even on a 13,3" notebook, though the zoom with the ALT key wasn't always enough. Zooming larger objects like the Rulebook or Storybook stops at screen borders.
Minor technical complaints: 1) The time tracker was (L)ocked for no reason. 2) There are no Consumed Cubes, though mentioned on some cards. 3) Owned Item cards are on the right of the Charatcer boards, not left of them (p5 of Rulebook, [Take Action]). 4) Rulebook and Storybook are not resizeable while (L)ocked.