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''Arkham Terror: Experimental Therapy'' is one of Hamster Games' [[Engle Matrix Games]] (a formula for a style of game, not a specific game.) It is not necessary to have any other game to play this game. | ''Arkham Terror: Experimental Therapy'' is one of Hamster Games' [[Engle Matrix Games]] (a formula for a style of game, not a specific game.) It is not necessary to have any other game to play this game. | ||
| − | Hamster Press has also published [[Arkham Terror]], the role-playing game version of this boardgame | + | Hamster Press has also published [[Arkham Terror]], the "role-playing game" version of this boardgame with nearly identical mechanics. |
Players must provide their own dice. | Players must provide their own dice. | ||
Revision as of 21:39, 10 March 2016
Contents
Details
Publisher: Hamster Press
Product Code/SKU: HMS10384000
ISBN: ?
Year: 2009
Designer(s): Chris Engel
Artist(s): ?
Number of Players: 2 to 10 players
Estimated Playing Time: 120 minutes
Recommended Ages: Ages 13 +
Expansions: None
Other Editions: None
Summary
From the back of the box:
Insanity! Mandess! Weird Science!
What is Dr. Karlow up to now?
Horror in an insane asylum. What's not to love?
Imagine you are Dr. Young. You throw down a coin to buy the right to say what happens next. Make up what you find in Karlov's lab. Now pick another player to be your referee. As referee you decide how likely an action is to happen. Is it likely? Unlikely? Dr. Young then rolls to find out if the discovery becomes a fact. Bit by bit the terror is revealed. It's real time storytelling.
Comments / Trivia
Arkham Terror: Experimental Therapy is one of Hamster Games' Engle Matrix Games (a formula for a style of game, not a specific game.) It is not necessary to have any other game to play this game.
Hamster Press has also published Arkham Terror, the "role-playing game" version of this boardgame with nearly identical mechanics.
Players must provide their own dice.
Not to be confused with Arkham Horror, an unrelated game, or any of its many expansions.
