Sunderfolk

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What an absolutely wonderful game. Great production values, excellent writing and voice-acting, and best of all, it's great fun! Played through the campaign once at a recent family reunion (some of us retiring to a game room in the evenings across a week) and loved it, so bought my own copy for back home. Started a new campaign with a mix of children and local friends, with assorted family/other friends hanging out and effectively joining in as we play since everyone playing is local and able to assemble for couch co-op. We have a mix of: - People who've been live long TTRPG and video game players - A sometime-board gamer - A player who doesn't mind the occasional game, but HATES the wait/setup/prep time normally required for non-trivial board games or TTRPGs All are having a blast, and the observers have demanded we plan another campaign so others can play. If you think you might enjoy this game and it seems in your wheelhouse, but are uncertain about whether it's actually good...don't fret. It's not good - it's legitimately GREAT.

great couples couch coop

合作的感觉不错，别选北极熊，非常废柴

This game is an amazing experience with friends. A few nitpicks to an otherwise great time: 1. The final boss fight is pure RNG compared to the rest of the game. You can play perfect, be full health as a team, and when the boss hits ~45hp, the fight ends that same turn in failure. 2. Ultimate abilities are not created equal. Using one puts everyone's on cooldown and if playing with a bard, there is no reason to use any others. Bear had niche uses. The alchemist and assassin ultimates are just sad and outside of seeing what they did, were never used. 3. Lots of cards you unlock aren't useful. The sub-archtypes just aren't developed enough. This isn't bad as the process of figuring out what is strong is part of the fun. But in terms of replay, you should try a new class over playing the same class in a different style.

[b]100% Recommended – One of My Favorite Co-op Games Ever[/b] Sunderfolk has been an absolute surprise for me. From start to finish, it has been one of the most entertaining co-op experiences I've played in years. The story is fairly simple, but it does exactly what it needs to do. It's charming, easy to follow, and provides a solid excuse to keep pushing forward through the adventure. What really shines is the combat system. I love how the cards evolve and improve as your character progresses. It feels rewarding without becoming overwhelming. As someone who enjoys tactical games, I was especially happy that Sunderfolk avoids some of the frustrating mechanics found in games like Gloomhaven. The exhaustion system in Gloomhaven has always felt restrictive and punishing to me, whereas Sunderfolk stays dynamic, flexible, and fun throughout the entire campaign. The biggest highlight, however, is the [b]couch co-op[/b]. It is honestly one of the best implementations I've ever seen. The fact that a single copy of the game allows up to four players to join the adventure together is fantastic. More games should learn from this approach. Another surprisingly fun feature is the ability to name items, enemies, and other elements throughout the campaign. It creates hilarious moments and helps every playthrough develop its own unique personality. The character roster offers a respectable amount of variety, and every class feels different enough to encourage experimentation. On top of that, mission design remains fresh thanks to the inclusion of puzzle-oriented encounters, survival scenarios, and other objectives beyond simply defeating enemies. Because of all this, Sunderfolk has become one of my favorite games to replay. I can already see myself returning with different groups of friends and trying new character combinations over and over again. I genuinely hope future entries in this franchise take inspiration from what Sunderfolk does so well. The accessibility, cooperative focus, tactical depth, and pure fun deserve to become the standard rather than the exception. [b]If you enjoy tactical RPGs, board game-inspired combat, and unforgettable couch co-op sessions, Sunderfolk is an easy 10/10 recommendation.[/b]