GMT Games Plum Island Horror

This game, as well has his Dawn of the Zeds, far outrank any solitaire board game. As a collector, none of the games have lived up to these two games.

Zombicide meets tower defense! I recommend a corner clipper for the horrors, 26mm Coin capsules, GMT chut trays, and 124 standard card sleeces.Great solo game as well as up to 4 players. Unlike other coop games, you do not have to have power gamers that control ideas. You can literally work independently towards the same goal. Since it is tower defense style, you can state you are handling your paths, unless you ask for assistance, which will likely happen due to special horrors. Way different than trying to head to certain location and achieve a task, which leads to controlling player issues.Fantastic quality for the price. Great tutorials online, and the basics are easy to understand intuitively. Love this game!

This is a game with lots of tactical opportunities to explore. GMT produces a great product, at a good price, and this game, and while not a war game, it feels like the other GMT family of games (layout, design, chits). But has a better user friendly design imo. The game, particular the mechanics and movement system benefit from GMT experience, so make the game relatively simple to set up and play, and there are how-to-play videos on Boardgame geek that help. Fabulous rules.The Horrors are essentially zombies. It’s a defence and escape game, where people are counting on you to save then to leave Plum Island town of Greenport or die, and be regenerated as Horrors. Great with solo play. It takes longer to play than it suggests, add on half an hour.I’m rating the game 9/10 as it’s immersive and tactically challenging. Oh and fun.

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