Publisher: Skybound Tabletop
Designers: Ben Kepner and Dan Stong
Artists: Over 35 comic book artists
Year: 2024
Genre: Push your luck and bluffing card game
Ages: 14+
Players: Two to four players
Playtime: 40 to 60 minutes
MSRP: $19.99
I share my review of Creepshow: The Suspense-Building Game from Skybound Tabletop. Players will aim to compete to complete villains’ stories to score victory points. The game is also chock full of artwork from the comic book.
SUMMARY
We had fun playing Creepshow: The Suspense-Building Game after figuring out how to play. Keep in mind this isn't a deck-building game or story building game but more of a push
your luck and bluffing sort of title. The rulebook could certainly use another once over. I do give Creepshow my recommendation; just not exactly a very high one.
Summary
We had fun playing Creepshow: The Suspense-Building Game after figuring out how to play. Keep in mind this isn't a deck-building game or story building game but more of a push
your luck and bluffing sort of title. The rulebook could certainly use another once over. I do give Creepshow my recommendation; just not exactly a very high one.
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Can you create an instructions video. Step one step two. Instead of talking about the game tell us how to play it. Thanks
Maybe you should reach out to the publisher who made the game for a gameplay explanation rather than complain a video clearly marked as a review – which has already provided a quick overview of the gameplay – isn’t a “how to play.”