Buy All Things Zombie

LLP7000 All Things Zombies Board Game by Lock n Load Publishing Each counter represents one survivor or one zombie. You choose your star, your mini-me if you will, and arm him or her with one of four weapon types. But you are not alone as you then recruit a fewother survivors to form your group.Then it is off to explore a beautifully detailed map representing deserted cities, suburbs, and rural areas. But are they really deserted? Not if you count thezombies, the seemingly endless hordes of zomb...

• Age range: 11 and up / Number of players: 1 to 8 / Play time: 40
• Manufacturer: Lock 'N Load Publishing

This Board Games give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Easy to Learn, Plays Well Solitaire, Multiple Scenarios
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Years ago I played board games but have long since moved to my PC. Opponents can be tough to find. Time to set up and complete a game is often not available. Solitaire games can be disappointing or a bookkeeping nightmare.

ATZ answers many of those concerns in a boardgame format and is fun to boot! If you are caught up in the Zombie craze this is worth a look. I play Left 4 Dead 1 & 2, Dead Island, Nazi Zombies, etc. on the PC and this is a nice non-PC addition.

PROS:
+ Simple to learn - just a few pages of rules. They are also easy to alter if you wish to increase "realism" or create your own apocalypse.
+ Components are good quality. Nice mounted maps printed on both sides. Counters are colorful and informative. They punch out clean.
+ Set up is quick. Not too many pieces to manage. The first scenario can be...

2. Great game
I think this game works good as a solo board game, which is mostly what I play these days since it is hard to find opponents other than online. The artwork is awesome.

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Great product
It's a simple way to play a zombie game. Great artwork and quality pieces. These rules made more sense than the miniatures game it was based on.
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