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27 January 2021
Excellent condition for the price, and came with a case and stylus!
I'm impressed with what I got for the price. Just a few scratches on the top, but otherwise in excellent condition, including the screen and the keyboard. Fully functional, works great. I was surprised that Acer also provided a slick padded case as well as a stylus! Nice value add.
17 August 2021
Fun co-op that rises above some fiddly rules and a less than perfect rulebook
Zpocalypse 2 has turned out to be a neat co-op experience for two players. A little fiddly in places, and the rulebook could be clearer, BUT there's a lot to like about the ruleset and the gameplay. High-quality components and a good time had by both of us.
A lot of co-op board games in this vein are designed to be punishing and overly difficult. But this game manages to hit a nice balance of tone between gritty and silly, and a balance between challenging and beatable. The learning curve is a bit steep once you dig into the actual campaign, but it's worth muddling your way through at first, and it provides a satisfying mix of decision making during the day phase and relatively simple but fairly deep combat during the night phase.
We've played a few Greenbrier Games products at this point, and you've gotta love the production value. A common denominator is that the games tend to pack in just a *couple* too many systems to be anything near elegant. And their rulebooks are often overly wordy and organized such that it's hard to find specific rules later when you're trying to adjudicate how something is supposed to work.
BUT this is the first Greenbrier game whose gameplay manages to overcome its system and instructional shortcomings. It's worth getting.
A note, too, that the story here is light enough that not playing the first Zpocalypse is totally fine.