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Personal logo etotheipi Sponsoring Member of TMP writes:

While I think Porthos is on the right track, however, given the rules and scenario, yes, you could attack other survivor players and end up making them move slower than you do.

Generally, across several dozen playtests, if the survivors don't try to cooperate for most of the time, they end up vying for the title of "Last to Die". (But that is really better played in our free Atlantis scenario.)

Sounds like an interesting twist

While it has the outward trappings of a zed flick, the vibe I was going for was more like The Thing. As you make your way through the station, gaining more and more exposure, you don't really know how much you can trust your compatriots.


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Personal logo etotheipi Sponsoring Member of TMP of Irrational Number Line Games writes:

Infected is a collaborative/competitive adventure for up to six players to control the scientist survivors of a savage disease outbreak on an isolated Antarctic station. The adventure is collaborative because you will have to work together, if anyone is to make it to the hangar bay and safety. It is competitive because there is no way everyone will make it out. There is also a victory objective to compete with the other survivors to be the "hero" of the event in the public's eye, rather than just a survivor.

The major obstacle to getting out is disease-infected former colleagues with a newly acquired taste for blood. These monsters are controlled by a set of behavioral rules, so you can even play the game solo. By trying to maximize hero points and minimize how infected the survivors become, there is good replay solo value, as you try to beat your best performance. And in team play, there are rules for eliminated players to take over the monsters… Yeah, thanks guys. I'll show you my, "Let Dave go in first!" now…

Looks peaceful enough…

The PDF comes with the following:

  • Complete set-up for four to five encounters in the complex – maps, laydowns, situational rules
  • QILS stats for bad guys and good guys (six scientists and two arctic guides), plus guidelines to convert from our free QILS game to any other gaming system
  • Simple A-Frame paper figures for the monsters and survivors (in case you don't have a bunch of 28mm scientists in parkas lying around)
  • Modular 2D and simple-to-construct optional 3D terrain templates for everything you need to run the adventure (and they're pretty useful for other industrial environments, too)

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Graphics edited by Editor Claire
Scheduled by Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian