Asmodee Descent: Legends of The Dark Board Game - Epic Dungeon-Crawling Adventure, Cooperative Strategy Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 14+, 1-4 Players, 3-4 Hour Playtime

This game is great fun. I've been playing it with 2 different groups. 1 group is friends that have a lot of TTRPG experience and the other is my wife and 10 year old son both of whom don't really have the TTRPG experience. Both groups are thoroughly enjoying the game and the allows me to keep the progress of both games saved.The game tiles and miniatures are excellent quality. In fact I would say the miniatures are amazing and SO detailed. The game pieces for the columns are the only ones I wish were just a little higher quality because you use them a lot to create different levels of your maps and they are wearing out a little faster than the other items.The quests are fun and since I am playing with 2 different groups, I'm getting 2 different experiences. I like that you can bring in different characters and the app does make subtle changes to the quests to allow for some replayability.Overall I highly recommend this game to both TTRPG and more casual board game fans.

My 7 year old daughter loves this game. We play as a family every Saturday and it has been great for building team work and strategy. Both of my girls like to play but it's a bit hard for the 5 year old to stay focused. The 3d setup of each map is fun and engaging. No two maps ever feel the same. Great purchase. I'll be back for part 2.

This is a great dungeon crawler board game that is quick to set up and easy to learn, especially compared to such heavy weights is gloomhaven and massive darkness. The app is extremely helpful and takes care of most of the administrative work of handling enemies and their actions. Highly recommended!

This version of Descent is great. The terrain and units seem more sturdy than before. They even held up to my 5 and 7 year Olds helping me build them. There is more setup than previous Descent games, so you will need more prep.With the app controlling the bad guys (mostly) you do lose a player, but you can also be on the same side, which makes the game more balanced imo. It is also much easier to save information for a certain campaign, allowing you to more easily have multiple campaigns. We've even been able to stop mid mission before by taking pictures of our layout, health, and tokens.I would love adding the ability to have like a pause function that would allow you to enter this into the game. I can't think of a way that would be easier than a picture though. Would also be nice to have a couple more characters, namely another support.By far the most fun I've had with a board game in ages, and I have easily gotten my money's worth of entertainment out of it. We're probably 40 hours in at this point, and $4/hr seems really good these days.

First time playing a game like this, really helps having the pc do the main job of story and inventory!

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This is FFG's answer to something like Gloomhaven. And they do it in a more refined and concise fashion. Like Mansions of Madness from the same company, the companion app allows for quick setup and manages many of the details so you can focus on playing. The app also allows for VERY dynamic scenarios; you never know what is going to happen next. I felt this was quick to learn but still has some strategic depth. All without being overbearing. The minis are also excellent. These are the first hard plastic minis from FFG and the detail is outstanding. They could end up being a bit fragile so take care putting them back into the formed storage/packaging. There is also ample storage for all of the terrain and components which is a nice change of pace. Overall, I can not recommend this game enough if you want to adventure with friends and while expensive, this feels like a premium product.

I was skeptical about the price, me and some friends do board game night every couple weeks, so some rough reviews so I was afraid I'd be sitting at home playing this one by myself out of embarrassment and trying to get my money's worth. Told a couple of my friends about it, sent some pics and everyone wanted to try it. 1 2 hour mission turned into us playing for 10 hours. It's easy to get invested in, a lot of fun. We completed 3 missions and all agreed we can't wait to do the next one. As you progress you get better items and upgrades all managed by the app. We had it cast to a TV, but a tablet or laptop would work well. Don't recommend just playing on a phone, it would be hard for everyone to be fully engaged that way. Already looking forward to the expansion and just a little into the game!