CMON Bloodborne: The Hunter's Nightmare

Es una pasada. Lo compré junto con el juego original para un regalo y la verdad es que me enamoré. La calidad es estupenda y el empaquetado bueno y seguro. Lo volvería a comprar sin ninguna duda. Es un juegazo para compartirlo con amigos que también hayan disfrutado del videojuego. Diversión asegurada.

Super extension, mais attention elle existe que en anglais. Pas toujours simple de comprendre les cartes, mais l'extension reste de la même qualité que le jeu de base.

Love it to bits! Lots of modifiers to keep each round exciting and different from the last.

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I thought Bloodborne was great as it was, but it did feel a little lacking in cards. This expansion is great mostly because it remedies that by adding many more boss, mini-boss, monster, and item cards to the base game. It also introduces two new mechanics. The first mechanic, which I really really like, is the "rune" system. Basically, at the start of the game you're dealt two rune cards, both of which have buffs that will apply to you for the entire dungeon run. You choose one card to keep and return the other to the box. Some of these buffs are pretty straightforward, while others might radically change how you play the game. The other mechanic, which I don't like, simply introduces a new penalty for dying. Now when you die, you place three new tokens on your player mat which limit the maximum amount of trophies you can collect. One of the things I love about Bloodborne is how death isn't super punishing; you only really realize the consequences of dying at the end of the game when everyone is totaling their scores. Thus, I really don't like the idea of arbitrarily punishing players for dying, especially because pushing your luck is such a big part of this game. I tried one game with the new tokens included, and they didn't add much enjoyment to the game. Fortunately it's easy to leave them out of the game entirely (I think there's only one card in the expansion that actually references these death tokens). Finally, the new cards are really really well done. They've got great art and all of the new enemies and weapons have really interesting effects. This expansion includes a lot more cards which allow you to damage other hunters, which I think is a welcome addition since the base game only had a few cards with that effect, and the best part of Bloodborne is "accidentally" hurting your fellow hunters. Simply put, if you own Bloodborne, you really owe it to yourself to get this expansion. I wouldn't say it's mandatory (you can certainly enjoy Bloodborne without it) but it really adds quite a bit of fun and replayability to the base game.