Dresden Files Co-op Card Game

Name: Dresden Files Co-op Card Game
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (46 reviews)
Author: Hidden Achievement LLC

Hidden Achievement LLC

4.4 ★

46 ratings

$6.99

★★★★☆

4.4

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About Dresden Files Co-op Card Game

Play Harry Dresden and his friends as they take on the cases from the bestselling Dresden Files novels in the ultimate what-if scenario—what if Harry was on the scene with allies who weren’t there in the original story? The core game includes Harry, Murphy, Susan, Michael, and the Alphas and plays through the first five novels as well as Side Jobs, a random scenario generator based on the short story collection of the same name. Designs are already well underway for expansions featuring more series characters and more novels.

Game Information

Number of players: 1-5
Length: 30 minutes
Type of Game: Cooperative

This is the officially licensed version of the tabletop game by Evil Hat.

The Dresden Files Cooperative Card Game, the Fate logo, and related images are trademarks of Evil Hat and are ©2016 Evil Hat Productions, LLC. Based upon the Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher. All rights reserved.

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Reviews for Dresden Files Co-op Card Game

PartyVegitable

Need to pick the right people

Played about 16 times with Murphy and Michael, lost each time. Played with Murphy and Susan and win just about every time. Beat the first 4 or 5 books.

Lord Gek

Amazing digital port!

I know nothing of the books the game is based on but can still proclaim this a really original card game! I love how, unlike most card games, it really feels like some open book test as all of the environmental cards are already there before you as well as the majority of your characters' cards from the start. With the cards in front of you, can you plot the best course of action to best clear the board?