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The last human city is under attack by giant, fearsome Titans and it's up to your team to stop them!
Based on the action from the world-renown Attack on Titan anime and manga series, in the cooperative Attack on Titan: Deck-Building Game you and your fellow players will battle relentless Titans for humanity's very survival. Collect the weapons and tactics you need, then test your mettle on the wall before it's too late.
Play as Eren, Mikasa, Armin and many others as you struggle to keep the Titans at bay. New to this Cerberus Engine game is movement. The location of your Hero in the game area matters. Protect the walls or watch them crumble, but do not lose hope, no matter the odds and no matter who among you falls to the onslaught. It may soon be up to you to land the killing blow that will turn the tide of battle...
Part of the Cerberus Engine – Heroes family — see DC Deck-Building Game for the combined view.
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GTS 2016 - Attack On Titan - Deck Building Game
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- So, it has a cooperative element from the get-go.
- So like a dual economy here. Not only do you have to have the power right to to buy the thing, you have to have the movement to get to that location.
- There's no player elimination though.
- Because this is based on a a popular anime TV series, I believe.
- This is a fully cooperative game, right?
- So, it's a solo game. It's very It's very happy as a solo game, but it goes up the five players and it scales crazily because of how most of the things are draw x cards based on deal.
- Deacon, thanks so much for giving us this overview of the game and how it works. That was fantastic.