And Nemesis is never far behind Play as Jill, Carlos, Mikhail, or Nikolai. Whoever you choose, each character has unique rules for you to get to grips with as you navigate a city overrun by the infected. As you search, discover precious items, new locations, and unexpected obstacles. Encounter random events that force decisions which change the course of your campaign, transforming your experience each time you play.
The city danger level is rising. The higher it gets, the more lethal your enemies become. And if it reaches the top? Game over. A cooperative campaign game for players, Resident Evil 3: The Board Game injects fresh terror into the survival horror engine that kept Resident Evil 2 board game fans on the edge of their seat.
Will you survive the night? This spine-tingling campaign board game will have you sleeping with the lights on. For the first time ever, explore Raccoon City as an open world on your tabletop, searching desperately for parts of the cable car that will whisk you out of the city alive — if you can survive that long.
Fight your way through iconic locations like the Raccoon City Police Department and Saint Michael's Clock Tower, working together to search for items and make meaningful choices on how to progress. All the while, the city danger level is rising. Every character has different special rules based on their personality and background, transforming your experience from one campaign to the next. Gameplay is broken up into nail-biting scenarios that you can play in any order. Each scenario can also be played as a standalone, self-contained experience, for one-shot sessions of terror.
Feeling brave? Then face the horrors alone in solo play! Each time you play, random and unpredictable events will force you to make tough choices that change your game. Discover new scenarios and locations as you explore, navigating the locked doors, barricades, and raging fires that stand between you and survival. Any items you discover must be carefully managed.
When your ammo and time are limited, can you afford to explore every tile? This new deck will keep you on your toes, evolving with your choices. This section of the guide will walk you through the easiest and most effective way to take down this hulking enemy.
After defeating the Nemesis earlier, we've arrived back into the Downtown section of Raccoon City. There's not much to do here but there are a few hidden things.
This section of the walkthrough will take you where you need to go and point out everything you can find along the way. In control of Carlos, you're tasked with working your way through the police station otherwise known as the Raccoon City Police Department.
It'll be familiar to those who have played Resident Evil 2 but if you don't know your way around this labyrinthian police station , this section of the walkthrough will show you everything you need to know and do within.
You're back in control of Jill, if only for a moment. It's time to get out of the Subway Tunnels and say goodbye to Raccoon City's wretched public transportation for good. It's time to fight the Nemesis once more. This time, he's a little big stronger and a lot faster.
You're going to have to fight him in a way different than before. Fortunately, this section of the guide will show exactly how to beat this enemy once more. With Jill out for the count for now, you're back in control of Carlos. You're tasked with finding a vaccine somewhere in the hospital so you can administer it to Jill.
The Hospital is, by far, the most labyrinthian area of Resident Evil 3 but fortunately for you, this section of the walkthrough details exactly where you need to go and what you're looking for, while showing you every hidden item and room along the way.
Now that we've said goodbye to the Hospital , we've found ourselves in a spooky underground warehouse. Resident Evil 3: The Board Game builds on the strategy and core mechanics of the previous iteration, bringing the atmosphere of the beloved series to tabletop with aplomb. Resident Evil 3: The Board Game hit our shelves earlier this year, following on from the resoundingly successful adaptation of Resident Evil 2 from the same team.
In fixing a few player frustrations with component quality while tackling the sprawling story of the third Resi instalment, Steamforged Games the folks behind 's Horizon Zero Dawn board game has produced a truly excellent campaign adventure designed to keep you hooked from your very first steps on the streets of Raccoon City.
I sat down with Resident Evil 3: The Board Game for the full campaign and a few repeated scenarios, playing in both solo and multiplayer mode, to see where it fits in our best board games hall of fame. And even though Jill Valentine, Carlos Oliveira, Mikhail Victor, and Nikolai Ginovaef were all back to take on the horrors of those city streets, Nemesis was never too far away either Players have four actions each, played out however they like; walk to the next square, open a door, use an item, attack, etc.
Then the enemy makes its move, moving one square closer to the nearest player if alerted, attacking if it collides. As for combat, it still relies on dice - players roll for hits should they choose to spend precious ammo, and they also roll to evade any incoming attacks, dodging under a swipe and hopefully pushing the enemy away to boot.
There are out of sequence actions that can pop up out of turn as well. Enemies will automatically move one step closer when a character performs an attack, for example, and you'll need to roll to evade if starting your turn in the same square as one of your adversaries.
From there, Resident Evil 3: The Board Game plays out with faithful adherence to the ethos and atmosphere of the original video games. Players spread out across the city streets, searching for items, ammo, keys, and important items, taking on the odd boss here and there, and ultimately heading towards the Clock Tower to take on the final missions of the campaign.
However, with new encounters waiting behind every door, and a timer running through each scenario, this isn't a gentle stroll across town. At the end of each player's turn, they draw a card from the tension deck.
It's an incredibly engaging mechanic that usually leaves you all clear, but sometimes can present new challenges and enemies to overcome - completely flipping the narrative.
If this tension deck runs out you've lost your scenario, but it can be refilled using typewriters scattered across the map. There's a lot to digest when you first open the box, especially if you're a newcomer.
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