Dexterity Game ‘SEAL Team Flix’ Coming from WizKids This Summer

Jan 4, 2018

A strangely interesting title is coming later this year from WizKids and player will be tackling eco-terrorists with a flick of the finger. SEAL Team Flix will allow one to four players to play through an entire campaign as they look to thwart the plans of Gaia’s Hope. The game is for ages 14+, each scenarios should play in about an hour, and will carry an MSRP of $59.99 when it arrives in July.

From WizKids:

SEAL Team Flix is a fully co-operative or solo tactical dexterity game that pits 1-4 players against the forces of terrorism. Taking inspiration from several military-themed first-person shooter video games, SEAL Team Flix incorporates flicking, dice rolling, and miniatures into an exciting, unique combination that will have the whole table standing up.

The game has two modes: Campaign and Skirmish. In campaign mode, players embark on an 8 mission non-linear adventure. Individual SEALs will get promoted several times over the course of the campaign… if they live. In skirmish mode, simply play one of the 17 missions as a standalone set-piece.
In addition, the game’s difficulty scales both with the number of SEALs playing as well as with three optional difficulty levels.

SEAL Team Flix is an objective-based game, with primary and secondary objectives which need to be resolved to successfully complete each mission. For example, in some missions, you must locate and acquire intelligence against the terrorist organization Gaia’s Hope. In others, you must disarm time bombs or rescue hostages. While you are given intelligence at the beginning of each mission as to the number and nature of the objectives that need to be completed, every game will be different because you will never know where on the map they are until you physically locate them with your SEALs.

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