Face The Most Infected Town In New Zombicide Scenario
September 21, 2021 by fcostin
It has been incredible getting all of this free content for Zombicide: Second Edition on a weekly basis. I can sometimes feel a little disassociated with a board game if I have no reason to play it. I would normally dig out my copy of Zombicide for a games night, or when a few friends come over. But without a reason to play, I tend to look at it pretty on my shelves until the next time I feel inspired to take down some zombies.
Tiger Sam // Zombicide 2nd Edition
Each week CMON release a new scenario, my Zombicide box gets opened again and I find myself collecting tiles and scrambling for the next challenge to be set.
This week, we are taken through the narrative with one of our favourite youngster survivors, Tiger Sam. As he has told us of his troubles with nightmares as of recent. You know, living in a world where there are scary monsters outside that want to eat you. He has shared his and many other child's fears of the zombies and the abominations that lurk outside, and what better opportunity to take than to face those fears and take the bull by the horns?
Chasing Nightmares Scenario Tile Layout // Zombicide 2nd Edition
Players are headed into the most infected district in the game, as they witness zombie after zombie and come face to face with a horde of hungry enemies. Meeting the requirements and objectives of this scenario, players must 'face their fears' and takedown four abominations holding different names and bring these nightmares to a closing reality.
Alike all other Zombicide scenarios, CMON have released this completely free, so all your will need to do is pop over to the CMON games news page where this scenario was announced, and download your mission.
I am really looking forward to giving this scenario a go, I really enjoyed The Bunnylympics, let's see if I can come out alive for this one...
"Players are headed into the most infected district in the game, as they witness zombie after zombie and come face to face with a horde of hungry enemies..."
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looks good an you have several free maps to game on.
This game has seen a suprising amount of play since I received it.
Both my kids and my hardcore gamefriends really like it.
Maybe it’s time to get it out again and give it a solo run with one of these scenario’s.