Red Raven Games Near and Far Board Games
Search for a lost city in a strange and wonderful world of ruins; manage and recruit adventurers, each with a unique identity; read from a book of stories, building an amazing and memorable tale each time you play!. Product Features 2 to 4 players 4 game modes: first adventure (for beginners), campaign (a series of
Search for a lost city in a strange and wonderful world of ruins; manage and recruit adventurers, each with a unique identity; read from a book of stories, building an amazing and memorable tale each time you play!.
Product Features
- 2 to 4 players
- 4 game modes: first adventure (for beginners), campaign (a series of 10 linked games), story (3 to 4 games following a character’s fate), and arcade (skip the storybook and use random encounters)
- Play as one of 8 different characters, across 11 different maps
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Great ‘Pick your own adventure’ game I was able to pick up the Kickstarter copy of this game at Origins 2017. The only difference in the KS version from this version are metal coins, everything else should be in this copy.This is a great ‘pick your own adventure’ game. Remember those old books? Sadly, most of the results you pick don’t actually change anything, it just gives you different challenges and rewards.There are multiple ways to play New and Far:* Campaign Mode: A story that takes you across…
I would have liked some more player interaction Everything i wanted out of a choose your own adventure game. I would have liked some more player interaction, but in the end a simple houserule added what we needed. Compoments are good, rulebook needs some work, but the experience is what gets this games 5 star rating. Several times we were laughing till our stomachs hurt and our characters all took on a life of their own. Definitley an experience i recommend to anyone interested in adventure games.
Love Red Raven games I love all the Red Raven games by Ryan Laukat. I already am very comfortable with Islebound and Above & Below. Also recently started playing City of Iron. This one took a little bit longer to get the hang of but is just as fun as the others. Each of the games are similar and work on similar principles but have their own unique features to keep it fresh. I wouldnât recommend it to first timers in this game style but itâs absolutely a great addition to the collections of those already…