Scorpion Masqué | Zombie Kidz Evolution | Board Game | Ages 7+ | 2 - 4 Players

Great game for kids that keeps on changing the more you play. Helps with planning skills and decision making. Artwork is very good, my kids love it!

1 month later still playing the game as the game keep adding parts to it the more you play. So much fun and easy to learn the rules we play with our 9, 7 and 6 year old and everyone understands gameplay. Definitely recommend

This is such a good game, I cannot recommend it enough. As a family we have loved plating each level to open the next t envelope to find out what we face next. Even when you have opened all the envelopes this game has playability.

This is very good. My 8 year old loves it. He played it with my brother and I and we had fun too and it can get quite strategic. It was nice to all be on the same team too

I played quite a few games of this with my children (6 and 9). The youngest often struggles with losing. However, because you add progress stickers even when you lose, and unlock new features, it didn't bother him at all when we lost - which happened often. The basic game is simple but still fun. It would get a bit boring, but the unlocked features add interest. The difficulty does ramp up quite quickly though. At first, you're adding 1 zombie per round, but can remove 2 if you're positioned in the right place. But after the first couple of unlocked "powers", you're adding two zombies every round and not guaranteed to remove two. So at best your maintaining, and more likely slowly getting overwhelmed. You can always just choose to leave the unlocked features in the box though.

This is a collaborative game that changes as you play it. We were looking for things to give us family activity time during Covid lockdown and I'd read good reviews. The base game is really simple and straightforward; my 8 and 6 yr old boys had it sorted after 2 or 3 games. It encourages them to plan ahead and collaborate by discussing how we're all gonna defeat the Zombies. Then as you play the game more and more, it slowly introduces extra components like Super Zombies and Special Powers, which evovle the game play in a very accessible and logical way. At 15mins a game (give or take) we often ran through a few back to back. The boys love it and we've played maybe 20 games over 3months; which is a huge success if you ask me. Buy it, enjoy it and don't let the Zombies take over the school!!

Zombie Kidz has captured the imagination of our family more than any game we've ever played. The concept seem simple at first (even our 5 year old enjoys and understands it), but as you progress and open more envelopes, the additional rules make the game far more tactical. The progression system is the thing that really got us hooked, but even now we've opened all the envelopes we'll still be revisiting the game from time to time. I would recommend only awarding yourself a brain sticker after you've WON a game. I can see why the makers tell you to take one whether you've won OR lost - the progression system means that there are a couple of difficulty spikes a few envelopes in - but it's worth a try if you fancy an extra challenge. All in all, possibly the best board game I've ever played, and I'm 45!

This was a big hit with my kids. My daughter loves the fact its a legacy game and she gets to unlock new features (by opening envelopes). It plays quite fast (never longer than 15min). It's a lot of fun. Easy to pick up and learn. I have a huge boardgame collection but this keeps making a return to the table. It's challenging enough - We don't win every time. Definitely recommend this. We are already planning to buy the sequel when we've finished (Zombie teens evolution). They can be combined or played as standalone games. It's brilliant. 🙂 I didn't post pics cos I didn't want to show any spoilers. 👍

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Ein wunderbares Spiel, das bei uns regelmäßig auf den Tisch kommt! Es ist leicht verständlich und trotzdem nicht langweilig. Genau die richtige Mischung, um auch Kinder spielerisch an erste strategische Überlegungen heranzuführen. Besonders gut: die Evolution! Meine Tochter liebt es, dass sich das Spiel weiterentwickelt, neue Regeln, neue Überraschungen, Sticker kleben, Umschläge öffnen, das motiviert sie jedes Mal.

Kids love it for the levelling up experience. Simple but effective way for kids to gradually learnt about the game mechanics from basic to slightly more complicated with the additio al power boosts.

Super fun game for kids and adults too!

Picked this game up after reading positive reviews. I wanted something more challenging to play with my children, ages 5 and 8 and wanted it to be co-op. This game checked those boxes, so gave it a try! It’s been a huge success. Both my children enjoy the challenge and strategy of this game. Despite it involving “killing” zombies, it is not violent. You only need to move into a room to “kill” them and they are cycled back into the game. One of the biggest attractions of this game is the progression system, much like what is done in video games. As you play and complete various challenges you unlock (open sealed envelopes) different skills and abilities. My children absolutely love this and are eager to open another envelope to see what’s next. On the strategy level, new abilities keep the game fresh and ever changing. It starts slow and simple, and each envelope adds a layer of complexity, but the progression is gradual and allows children to work their way up to a quite complex game one step at a time. The changes never feel unfair, and you won’t always win. But we never find it frustrating. The game also offers a variety of ways to play. One side of the board is for two players, one side is for 3-4 players and changes how you can move about the board. My youngest really enjoys just playing with dad, so it works well. This game is a favourite in our house and we’ll be picking up Zombie Teens when we finish it. Bottom Line: Highly recommended purchase. Excellent co-op game, great strategy and very fun and exciting progression system. Both my children love it.