Game Info
Year
2025
Players
1-4
Age
12+
Playtime
60 min
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Description
A cooperative dungeon crawler where heroes shuffle and place dungeon tiles to build a route to the boss
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Neon Gorilla Interview at 1:03 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fast-paced and accessible for a dungeon crawler
- Unique double-sided card mechanic leads to interesting decisions
- Cooperative gameplay is engaging
- Tactical depth through room placement and card usage
- Designed with simplicity and accessibility in mind
Cons
- The original competitive design was problematic and required a pivot to cooperative
- Some found the initial design too competitive or confusing before the cooperative shift
Thematic elements
- Dungeon crawler
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Action Points — Players have a limited number of actions per turn.
- Combat — Players fight monsters encountered in the dungeon.
- cooperative play — Players work together to complete the dungeon crawl.
- Double-sided cards — Each card represents two different options, such as a room on one side and a spell on the other, forcing tactical choices.
- Grid Movement — Players navigate through the dungeon layout.
- Hand Management — Players manage a hand of cards that can be used as rooms or spells.
- Modular Board — The dungeon is built by players laying down double-sided cards as rooms.
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Quotes (from this video)
- It's not like I would go home with half a million. Uh I think they specifically said Unheist was not the type of game for Gamefound.
- We have controversy. The people I they were like, "Hey, we're new to the hobby. We're just getting into board games. Like what would you recommend?" I'm like, "Do not buy the sheep."
- A horror game about fluffy sheep. At least they're fluffy nice sheep during the day, but at night they mutate into all kinds of atrocities and try to kill you.
- I think people should actually make money at conventions. I don't know. I talked to a lot of people and they say it's a marketing expense. You just show up, you're lucky if you cover your costs and then you go home.
- But it's just but there is something kind of freeing working on something you love.
- The most common rule that is messed up. So, you're not alone because it logically I would say like if I'm averting it, I would just assume it goes down.
- When the sheep bite you, you get superpowers, but if you get too many superpowers, you explode as superpowers do.
- I I think what with a game like Unhe actually be more broadly um loved even at retail possibly just because of the lighter theme. You know, the person that's not a hobbyist doesn't know what to do with a horror game called The Sheep, where there's, you know, mute mutant sheep walking around and, you know, it's co-op with asymmetry and upgrade and all of that stuff. This seems like it's just so much more approachable.
- I creatively I don't want to pigeon hole myself into uh like you were saying earlier like we have a defined customer. All of our games are for this type of customer and we're going to make the same game, same type of game over and over. I'd rather have the creativity to as long as there's a market for it to make a game that reaches different audiences.
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Rob's Tabletop World Review at 0:24 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Very unique game
- Simple and fantastic dungeon crawl
- Not too heavy
- Doesn't take forever to set up
- Nothing to tax your brain
- Double-sided cards offer good decisions
- Satisfying loot system
- Compact box size
- Fun for all ages (played with a 7-year-old granddaughter who had a good time)
Cons
- Cardboard quality is not great and splinters easily
- Assembled component does not fit in the box
- Component needs to be left assembled to avoid damage
Thematic elements
- dungeon crawl
- dungeon
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Card Drafting — Players draw cards which can be used to build the dungeon path, or kept as items like health potions or weapons.
- cooperative play — Players work together to defeat the boss and complete the mission without dying.
- Dice Rolling — Used for combat to compare attack and defense values between players and enemies.
- Hand Management — Players can hold up to three items (potions, weapons, armor) and play any number of cards from their hand.
- Modular Board — The dungeon path is built using cards, with locked gates and a boss location.
- Set Collection — Collecting items like weapons and armor to strengthen the character.
- Variable player powers — Characters have unique abilities.
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Quotes (from this video)
- It's a dungeon crawl which is simple and yet fantastic.
- The double-sided cards really works very well. Make gives you a decision.
- The cardboard is not the greatest of cardboard, okay?
- This is such a neat little thing to have, too, and does such a great job. Other than that, it's a great game.
- These are the type of games I like, the little itty ones that do so much so much in a little box.
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