Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2-5
Age
14+
Playtime
45 min
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Description
An asymmetric one-versus-many horror board game where survivors hide and scavenge to escape while a killer hunts them using sound and deduction
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Tim Chuon Review at 0:26 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Adds on to a cool hidden movement universe.
- Introduces a ton of different asymmetric characters.
- New killer is loved.
- Adds things that were asked for, like new characters and killers.
- Expands on what players can do in the environment.
- Fun new mechanic of using a rope and jumping off platforms.
- Adventurous new winning conditions.
- Expands on the player base by allowing players to be bolder and more daring.
- Final showdown provides room to utilize weapons, coordinate strategies, and offers ultimate cinematic storytelling.
- Satisfying build-up and momentum to the final showdown.
- Vehicle escape is dramatic and makes the game super dramatic.
- Characters and killers feel connected yet different enough to be a sequel.
- Everything seen so far is super enjoyable.
Cons
- Prototype cards for killer defense are too easy to read, making it easy to see which area gives the killer more defense.
- Hopes for more innovation in the environment design, specifically the tower, wanting changes beyond just a reskin.
- Suggests adding features like a window to hide the screen to introduce more doubt and layered stories.
Thematic elements
- Surviving a killer in an isolated research facility
- Polar Station
Comparison games
- Terascape
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- asymmetric character abilities — Features five new characters, each with unique special actions and abilities.
- Baiting with items — Items like the cat can be used to make noise and act as bait to distract the killer.
- Card discard for movement — Killers can move backwards by discarding a card.
- Delayed Effects — Introduces future-forward tokens with delays, like the alarm clock that triggers noise after two rounds.
- Final showdown condition — Survivors can win by discovering the killer's weakness using binoculars and initiating a final showdown.
- Item interaction with killer — Some items, like barbed webs, can immobilize survivors or stop them from using items.
- Killer defense based on region — The killer has a defense value that changes depending on the region they are in, indicated by a letter on a card.
- Killer weakness identification — Binoculars are used to find the killer's weakness by observing duplicate symbols on a weakness card.
- Multi-level boards — The game now features multi-levels, allowing characters to jump off platforms using orange arrows.
- New card decks — Introduces new card deck areas for weapons and medic items, in addition to the existing keys and search pile.
- Roll mechanics — The game incorporates roll mechanics, with Victoria's ability allowing a re-roll of one die during encounters or final showdowns.
- Rope card for traversal — A rope card can be played as an extra action to place a rope token, allowing players to go back and forth between areas.
- secret actions — Placing a rope token is a secret action, not requiring the killer to be informed.
- Vehicle repair and fueling — Survivors can win by repairing and fueling a snowmobile/vehicle, requiring repair tokens and a fuel card.
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Quotes (from this video)
- That is the epitome of scary stories giving that suspenseful thrill ride and Terascape 2 delivers on that point.
- This is an autoback for me. I absolutely love what they've done so far with all the characters and new items and new winning conditions.
- So, it's not an easy way to win. It is literally a last stand, a Hail Mary.
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Board Games UnLocked Top List at 13:13 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Innovative asymmetry in gameplay
- Multiple win conditions for both sides
- Efficient storage solution in the first game
Cons
- Potential compatibility issues with the first game's rules
Thematic elements
- One versus many, hidden elements
- Likely horror/survival
Comparison games
- Terrorscape 1
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Campaign — Implied to have campaign elements or interconnected scenarios.
- Cooperative — Mentioned as a solo and co-op game.
- One vs Many — The game features a one versus many dynamic, with a twist on who is hiding.
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Quotes (from this video)
- On Trust Odyssey is a 10 out of 10 game for me. there was no reality where any of these other games were gonna surpass this.
- It'll I probably won't even [ __ ] get to it next year when it comes out because I still haven't finished my atto stuff
- This game is is the replacement. Like it's so it's it it is Netrunner. They just changed the terms.
- So in the uh in this game, you're both doing the same thing. They they found a way to merge the corp and the runner for each person to control at the same time.
- Michael Bogs is the creator of this and he was the one doing the last like third of Netrunner.
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