7 Awesome Board Games Based On Video Games

Lately, board games are seen making a reappearance. There are numerous new board games coming up which are inspired from a diversified set of games. Board games that are based on video games are exciting and lure built-in fans. 

Grab one of these games online or from your nearest board games store.

• This War Of Mine: The Board Game :

If you are not tired of seeing bombed-out towns on screen, you can now play it on a board. It imitates the technicalities of the original. During the day you will be working on your shelter and at night you are daring out into the damaged buildings to hunt for supplies. It is very similar to choosing your personal adventure that adds an excitement to a play with a rich level of narrative. The end result is an exceptional experience but is not a happy one every time.

• Gears of War: The Board Game

One of the best board games in Kansas city is Gears of War. It is played by two to four players. It has players combine forces to fight the locust horde and fulfill its objectives. Even though Gears isn’t normally considered to be like that of a planned shooter, this board game promises to unite action with an adequate strategy and attracts everyone.

• Resident Evil Deck Building Game

Though deck building games are precisely card games they are generally included in the board games. In this game, you put up a deck of cards and as the game continues you can make use of these cards and try to win the game— by keeping yourself alive in the face of an attack of Infected.

• XCOM: The Board Game

In this board game, the players work jointly in training the soldiers and manage resources. Whereas an AI in this app commands the movement and plans of the aliens’ plans. A timer is put on all the activities in the game which turns the game into a thrilling one. So, the players end up shouting at each other to make speedy decisions before the time is over. But the player who controls the app can waste valuable seconds to “scrutinize” the movement of the alien and get clues as to what is approaching next.

• DOOM: The Board Game

It was there before also but 2016 reboot digital version is any day better than the previous one. In this, one of the players control the demons whereas all the rest work jointly as marines against the hellish gang. The fight is high-speed, fun and planned all at once. It has a variety of objectives and no two games appear to be the same.

• Starcraft

The synchronized strategy is very close to the board game tactic and this 2007 version did not disappoint either. Along with the inventive combat and resource management, it outlined all in a complex campaign. Players compete and try to win with their group for controlling of a modular plan of interconnected planets.

• Dark Souls: The Board Game

Well, in this game there is a lot of challenge and you have to go through a lot of grind. But players can acquire an edge by repetitive practice against recurring waves of underlings before attempting it against the boss. Enemies and characters are all copied from the original game. When the fight is halfway through, they receive a “heat up” card offering them a completely new slew of abilities. It's up to players to handle the sudden changes as best they can, otherwise again it will be the dreaded “You Died” text.