
Based on the 1987 Games Workshop classic, a battle vs zombies cultists & time! Fight against hordes of Aztec Zombies, and the clock, to save reality from Darkness. Lords of the Night introduces an upgraded combat system, new weapons, powers, equipment and unique mini bosses.
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Chainsaw Warrior: Lords of the Night is a new chapter for Games Workshop's cult classic! Based on the original Chainsaw Warrior board game, this sequel adds new layers of intensity to the game's unique formula.
Chainsaw Warrior: Lords of the Night sees the player fighting against hordes of Aztec Zombies, and the clock, to save reality from Darkness. Lords of the Night introduces an upgraded combat system, new weapons, powers, equipment and unique mini bosses that require careful tactics to defeat. It adds three new zones to fight through, an even tougher confrontation with the enigmatic Darkness and plenty of new opportunities to die!
It's the year 2035 and the crazed followers of a near-forgotten God have opened a hole into a nightmare dimension. Through this portal bizarre and dangerous creatures are flooding into our world, intent on total destruction! There remains just single hope: a shadowy ex-special forces soldier, enhanced for combat and known only as 'Chainsaw Warrior'. He saved New York in 2032 – can he now save the world? Equipped with new high-tech armaments, he must battle his way through the jungle to find and defeat Darkness. Not only are there swarms of Aztec zombies, mutants, traps, Moon Cult Agents and other twisted fiends between him and Darkness, time is the enemy too! Only 60 minutes remain to save us all before we are torn from our reality forever.
Chainsaw Warrior was first published as a solo board game in 1987, is expanded in this new adventure. An epic battle that offers new gameplay, weapons, equipment, enemies and much more. Can you prevail where all others have failed? You only have 60 minutes to save the world!

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If you have played Chainsaw Warrior then this game will come as no surprise to you - simple really - a sequel that adds a little more replay value and takes a bit longer to complete. I would say it is harder than the original as it has added in a variety of new enemies and things like armour value which can nullify an attack causing no damage either way but wasted turn time. If you have played the first game and enjoyed that then this is a logical step forward to try this game to avoid simply playing the exact same game over and over. Worth getting if in the sale for a playthrough.
Chainsaw Warrior: Lords of the Night (LotN) is an improved version of the original Chainsaw Warrior game by the same Developer. LotN improves upon its predecessor with better UI that give less feel of its being a mobile game by giving you more information and quicker access to things you need. There are more cards and more variety now and that fits the new setting of the jungles and lost Mayan temples - that includes new things to kill (jungle critters, Armor wearing zombies and Moon Cultists), new weapons, more useful items and new encounters. There is also a progress system where you unlock more items and weapons the more you play and win against the darkness. Sadly the game also retain the core problems that inherent to the original design of the physical card game: its very luck based and your run can be doomed from the start if you don’t have the right items or you lost the only weapon that can kill the darkness. Do I recommend it? Well thats hard to answer...I wish there was a neutral choice instead just yes or no. The setting is interesting and I would wish the game would have a better adoption then a straight physical to pc version, but it’s an ok time waster and that’s all I can say. I play it from time to time to see how far I can get when I don’t have a lot of time to invest, so I guess I would say to get it if you are curious enough.
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It's like the Chainsaw Warrior, but with more cards and mechanics. Fun and fast game, albeit quite random.
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Tags: Board&Cards TLDR: Fun for a match or two but the game is fairly repetitive. Plays mostly by itself with sometimes few options for choices. Falls to RNG oriented mechanics. Fundamentally the same as the original. With a future past post apoc setting with mayan themes instead of the NYC grimdark apoc of the first. Cleaner engine, feels like more clicking to get things done. At first glance this is the superior version, with an easier to use equipment loadout user interface, better animations, however the mostly black&white art feels less visually satisfying, the dice rolls have more physics which makes them take a bit longer and on occasion bump into each other. The mayan setting with the same action hero type protag sorts of feels mish mash. I think if you stick to a one weapon strategy the first one might be the more immersive more expedient of the two games with better flavor. If you mix it up a lot the second one has better UI to accomodate you. This also allows to skip tutorial and some other ease of use features. There seems to be a bit less variety in the building deck as it felt I kept drawing the same thing over and over again, whereas the first game mixed up corridors and big open rooms more often. Conclusion: Will have to playtest at length both games to determine which one I prefer to keep permanently in library. One of the two would be good to have as this one hour random encounter attrition based gameplay with the engine handling all the math is probably a formula I enjoy.
It's a nice game, a bit casual, but actually quite more difficult than most casual games. Unfortunately, the game has several technical flaws and has problems crashing and the like, both on the PC and Android version. Also, it doesn't explain the game rules properly. But still, worth playing and quite a bit of casual fun for an evening.
The sequel card game that is a bit more in-depth and as a result can last a little longer. Much like the first it is unashamedly heavy on the rng, which it has to be really to give longevity because it's a solo dice and card game. Fun game and some nice features and additions compared to the first. I still like the extra fast paced and urgent feel of the first game.
Gleiche Empfehlung wie beim ersten Chainsaw Warrior, das es sehr ähnlich gibt und nur geringfügige Verbesserungen Auffallen. Allerdings da Azteken-Setting sagt mir nicht so zu die Verbesserungen schon: Hab es noch nicht so häufig gespielt aber es ist was man erwartet, ein solo Kartenspiel. Der Glücksfaktor kann sehr hoch bis sehr gering sein. Meiner Meinung könnten die Karten etwas mehr Abwechslung bringen, aber das ist wahrscheinlich Geschmacksache. Von mir gibts eine Empfehlung, für eine Runde hin und wieder eignet es sich sehr gut.
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