Wulfsburg comes with several unique magic equipment. These items are so powerful that survivors are only able to wield them once they reach a specific danger level.

Before the beginning of the game, a mission is chosen. The playing area is built with board tiles and features (icons representing cars, doors and objectives) according to the selected mission. Each players chooses one or more survivors to play and everyone places their survivors on the starting area of the board. In the game, each player controls from one (for 6 players) to four (solo game) "survivors", human beings in a zombie-infested town. In fact, "survivors" hastily change to "hunters" to smash zombies through and through. However, the team must keep the balance between survival and slaughter: as the zombicide's going on, the "danger level" is going up and infected are growing in numbers. [2] Gameplay [ edit ] The miniatures are of exactly the high standard that you’ve come to expect from Zombicide. I haven’t yet tried painting them, but there’s certainly a lot of detail there, so I imagine all those of you who enjoy that sort of thing will have an absolute blast. The zombie-werewolves (and, in particular, the Wolf-Bomination) are a truly great set of miniatures – and I think they could have a life outside the system, for various different settings. All these new features easily make Zombicide: Wulfsburg well worth the money. The new zombie types alone, and the 10 new scenarios are enough extra content to warrant purchasing the expansion. Fans of Zombicide will find much here to like.The extra weapons and items you receive in the box should also help to spice up your games. They are – again – all in keeping with the splatterpunk horror/fantasy vibe of the setting. The “Vampire Crossbow” is an especially fun weapon, healing the user each they dispatch one of the undead – very useful if you don’t have a cleric in the party. So much, so more of the same…right? Ludo Award Best Board Game Editor's Choice Winner | Board Game Honor | BoardGameGeek". boardgamegeek.com . Retrieved 2022-08-24. Throughout the game, survivors may collect better items and gain experience to help them kill more zombies and accomplish their mission. The biggest change in the rulebook is the addition of altitude rules. This means that your characters can now run up nearby towers and buildings, and lets them shoot flaming arrows down onto the zombies/Deadites in the streets. A simple and subtle change, but you don’t have to be an old hand at skirmish gaming to realise what sort of opportunities this can throw up in a game.

Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-04-21 . Retrieved 2016-04-03. {{ cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( link) If the players are able to complete all objectives, they are winners and may proceed to the following scenario. If, on the other hand, the zombies kill all survivors, the game is lost. [3] Development [ edit ] NEW WEAPONS AND SCENARIOS: Flaming Sword and the Vampire Crossbow will make dealing with a village of infected wolves a little more manageable. The village of Wulfsburg has a number of towers the players can retreat to, allowing them to shoot ranged weapons from relative safety.

The models are all well sculpted, the new wolfbomination looks particularly impressive! The quality of all the cards, models and tiles is all in line with what we’ve come to expect from a quality CMON production. The artwork is superb.