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Unstoppable is a roguelike deck-builder for 1-2 players, full of action, momentum and epic showdowns.
Welcome to Ceres II, a city planet where one wrong turn can cost you your life. On Virenos it is not just the lush forests that take your breath away: one misstep and you disappear into the stomach of something you would rather not see. And then there is Mithras: a desolate landscape of waste, where behind every pile of scrap either danger or gold is waiting for you.
In the middle of this chaos, you thrive. You learn. You grow. You are no ordinary person, you are destined for more. But in the shadows of these worlds something greater awakens, something that threatens everything. Gather your allies, sharpen your talents and get ready for a fight that will push you to your limits…
Unstoppable is a solo or co-operative deck-building game in which you grow stronger step by step, and sadly so do your opponents. Train, upgrade and survive… if you make it, that is.
Build your deck during play by crafting cards and making choices during missions. Keep up your momentum to activate actions and stay alive against eldritch threats and end bosses. For 1-2 players who love a challenge and growth.
You can find the English rules here: Unstoppable rulebook (EN)
https://youtu.be/IAl61OjzCqA
| Aantal spelers | 1 - 2 |
| BoardGameGeek categories | Card Game, Fantasy, Science Fiction |
| BoardGameGeek mechanics | Cooperative Game, Deck Construction, Hand Management, Deck / Bag / Pool Building, Solo / Solitaire Game |
| Complexiteit | Kenner |
| Leeftijd v.a. | 14 |
| Speeltijd | > 60 |
| Taal | Engels |
| Uitgever | Renegade Game Studios |
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Many players find Unstoppable pretty harsh at first, but after a few games they start winning, even on the higher difficulties. First check that your setup is right, because the faction symbols on your character card do not count. Players also say it helps to use cards with several damage abilities and to save your upgrades for the moments when you are really in trouble.
Players usually say it took about five to seven games before they felt they knew what they were doing. If you already have experience with card games or similar computer games, you tend to pick it up faster. Do expect to still lose a game now and then through bad luck with your cards, that is simply part of it.
With two players you mostly handle your own field, but you can help each other out by attacking enemies in the other player's area. Some players find that enough teamwork and have a great time, while others feel it plays more like two solo games side by side. Do keep in mind that a two player game takes longer.
Players mostly experience it as a matter of choices: which upgrade you buy and when usually decides whether you make it. Watch out for the turn right after you level up, because you're weak then and a shield card can save you. Good to know: you're also allowed to buy from a lower level deck.
Most players start on Normal to get to know the game and then move up to Hard, which many find the most fun. Expert is described as really demanding: one slip or an unlucky card order can cost you the game, which makes winning feel all the sweeter.
Unstoppable is a roguelike deck-builder for 1-2 players, full of action, momentum and epic showdowns.
Welcome to Ceres II, a city planet where one wrong turn can cost you your life. On Virenos it is not just the lush forests that take your breath away: one misstep and you disappear into the stomach of something you would rather not see. And then there is Mithras: a desolate landscape of waste, where behind every pile of scrap either danger or gold is waiting for you.
In the middle of this chaos, you thrive. You learn. You grow. You are no ordinary person, you are destined for more. But in the shadows of these worlds something greater awakens, something that threatens everything. Gather your allies, sharpen your talents and get ready for a fight that will push you to your limits…
Unstoppable is a solo or co-operative deck-building game in which you grow stronger step by step, and sadly so do your opponents. Train, upgrade and survive… if you make it, that is.
Build your deck during play by crafting cards and making choices during missions. Keep up your momentum to activate actions and stay alive against eldritch threats and end bosses. For 1-2 players who love a challenge and growth.
You can find the English rules here: Unstoppable rulebook (EN)
https://youtu.be/IAl61OjzCqA
| Aantal spelers | 1 - 2 |
| BoardGameGeek categories | Card Game, Fantasy, Science Fiction |
| BoardGameGeek mechanics | Cooperative Game, Deck Construction, Hand Management, Deck / Bag / Pool Building, Solo / Solitaire Game |
| Complexiteit | Kenner |
| Leeftijd v.a. | 14 |
| Speeltijd | > 60 |
| Taal | Engels |
| Uitgever | Renegade Game Studios |
There are no reviews yet.
Only customers who bought this game can leave a review. Check the invitation in your email.
Many players find Unstoppable pretty harsh at first, but after a few games they start winning, even on the higher difficulties. First check that your setup is right, because the faction symbols on your character card do not count. Players also say it helps to use cards with several damage abilities and to save your upgrades for the moments when you are really in trouble.
Players usually say it took about five to seven games before they felt they knew what they were doing. If you already have experience with card games or similar computer games, you tend to pick it up faster. Do expect to still lose a game now and then through bad luck with your cards, that is simply part of it.
With two players you mostly handle your own field, but you can help each other out by attacking enemies in the other player's area. Some players find that enough teamwork and have a great time, while others feel it plays more like two solo games side by side. Do keep in mind that a two player game takes longer.
Players mostly experience it as a matter of choices: which upgrade you buy and when usually decides whether you make it. Watch out for the turn right after you level up, because you're weak then and a shield card can save you. Good to know: you're also allowed to buy from a lower level deck.
Most players start on Normal to get to know the game and then move up to Hard, which many find the most fun. Expert is described as really demanding: one slip or an unlucky card order can cost you the game, which makes winning feel all the sweeter.
