History TabletopGame / Zombicide

The updated ''Zombicide: 2nd Edition'' had it's [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cmon/zombicide-2nd-edition funding campaign]] in 2019 with the ''Washington Z.C. Expansion'' and the standalone RPG, ''TabletopGame/ZombicideChroniclesTheRoleplayingGame''. ''Zombicide Chronicles'' is designed so it can be indepentantly of the base game but makes use of parts from the game.

The updated ''Zombicide: 2nd Edition'' had it's [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cmon/zombicide-2nd-edition funding campaign]] in 2019 with the ''Washington Z.C. Expansion'' and the standalone RPG, ''TabletopGame/ZombicideChroniclesTheRoleplayingGame''.

Since its release, Zombicide has received two major expansions; ''Season 2'' and ''Season 3'', adding new characters to choose from, new zombies to run from, and new weapons to tear them all down. The game has also been re-released with a medieval variant under the name ''Zombicide: Black Plague'', ''Zombicide: Green Horde'' with undead orcs & goblins and a [[RecycledInSpace sci-fi variant]] under the name ''Zombicide: Invader''.

Since its release, Zombicide has received two major expansions; ''Season 1'' and ''Season 2'', adding new characters to choose from, new zombies to run from, and new weapons to tear them all down. The game has also been re-released with a medieval variant under the name ''Zombicide: Black Plague'', ''Zombicide: Green Horde'' with undead orcs & goblins and a [[RecycledInSpace sci-fi variant]] under the name ''Zombicide: Invader''.

Since its release, Zombicide has received two expansions; Toxic City Malls and Season 2: Prison Outbreak, adding new characters to choose from, new zombies to run from, and new weapons to tear them all down. The game has also been re-released with a medieval variant under the name ''Zombicide: Black Plague'', ''Zombicide: Green Horde'' and a [[RecycledInSpace sci-fi variant]] under the name ''Zombicide: Invader''.

''TabletopGame/ZombicideChroniclesTheRoleplayingGame''

Since its release, Zombicide has received two expansions; Toxic City Malls and Season 2: Prison Outbreak, adding new characters to choose from, new zombies to run from, and new weapons to tear them all down. The game has also been re-released with a medieval variant under the name ''Zombicide: Black Plague'' and a [[RecycledInSpace sci-fi variant]] under the name ''Zombicide: Invader''.

Zombicide, by Guillotine Games, is a Website/{{Kickstarter}}-funded zombie apocalypse cooperative game, published by Creator/CoolMiniOrNot, and can be found [[http://zombicide.com on the official site]].

Since its release, Zombicide has received two expansions; Toxic City Malls and Season 2: Prison Outbreak, adding new characters to choose from, new zombies to run from, and new weapons to tear them all down. The game has also been re-released with a medieval variant under the name ''Zombicide: Black Plague.''

You are one of six (or more, with expansions) survivors of the same cliche'd ZombieApocalypse as every other work of fiction on the planet. Fortunately, you are a certified badass, and with the right amount of luck, tactics, and sheer [[MoreDakka gun power]], you might just make it out alive. Released in 2012, ''Zombicide'' is a crowdfunded {{Adventure Board Game|s}}, possibly summed up as ''VideoGame/KillingFloor'' on a modular board. It's gained recent popularity thanks to it's customizable board design, wide array of items and objectives, and being [[NintendoHard hard as balls]].

*** Hitch the Bard looks like Jareth the Goblin King (Creator/DavidBowie) of ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}''.

* LightningBruiser: Runner zombies get two actions per turn, compared to every other type only getting one. This means that they can kill a player in one shot if that player stops in the same space, or move to a player and wound them from one space over.

* LightningBruiser: Runner zombies get two actions per turn, comoared to every other type only getting one. This means that they can kill a player in one shot if that player stops in the same space, or move to a player and wound them from one space over.

You are one of six (or more, with expansions) survivors of the same cliche'd ZombieApocalypse as every other work of fiction on the planet. Fortunately, you are a certified badass, and with the right amount of luck, tactics, and sheer [[MoreDakka gun power]], you might just make it out alive. Released in 2012, ''Zombicide'' is a crowdfunded {{Adventure Board Game|s}}, possibly summed up as ''KillingFloor'' on a modular board. It's gained recent popularity thanks to it's customizable board design, wide array of items and objectives, and being [[NintendoHard hard as balls]].

Zombicide, by Guillotine Games, is a kickstarter-funded zombie apocalypse cooperative game, published by CoolMiniOrNot, and can be found [[http://zombicide.com on the official site]].

You are one of six (or more, with expansions) survivors of the same cliche'd ZombieApocalypse as every other work of fiction on the planet. Fortunately, you are a certified badass, and with the right amount of luck, tactics, and sheer [[MoreDakka gun power]], you might just make it out alive. Released in 2012, Zombicide is a crowdfunded Tabletop RPG Boardgame, possibly summed up as ''KillingFloor'' on a modular board. It's gained recent popularity thanks to it's customizable board design, wide array of items and objectives, and being [[NintendoHard hard as balls]].

The game also involves RPG mechanics, where players gain experience by killing zombies and completing objectives (up to a maximum of 43 levels) and subsequently get access to new abilities. Unfortunately, leveling up too fast will result in the rest of your group and subsequently you dying thanks to the extremely steep level scaling. All zombies will spawn at the level of the highest level player, ramping up from a maximum of three individual zombies at one time to a minimum of four after your first few kills, meaning that, depending on the objective, the game becomes either an exercise in coordination and long term planning or a mad dash to kill as much as possible as fast as possible.

Since its release, Zombicide has received two expansions; Toxic City Malls and Season 2: Prison Outbreak, adding new characters to choose from, new zombies to run from, and new weapons to tear them all down.

* ZombieApocalypse

* BoringYetPractical: The red level abilities are one of three; two of the general benefits that the orange level can give you, and one special ability that's either only available to that character or one other character that starts with it. While the special ability might seem tempting, it's often situational enough that it can't beat an extra roll on [[GunsAkimbo dual]][[MoreDakka SMGs]] or one more zone between you and a runner.

--> DAMAGE: A LOT

* RoomFullOfZombies: A risk when opening a door late in the game.

You are one of six (or more, with expansions) survivors of the same cliche'd ZombieApocalypse as every other work of fiction on the planet. Fortunately, you are a certified badass, and with the right amount of luck, tactics, and sheer [[MoreDakka gun power]], you might just make it out alive. Released in 2012, Zombicide is a crowdfunded Tabletop RPG Boardgame, possibly summed up as ''KillingFloor'' meets ''Roads&Boats''. It's gained recent popularity thanks to it's modular board design, wide array of items and objectives, and being [[NintendoHard hard as balls]].

* AwesomeYetPractical: Vehicular zombie-slaughter. Some maps deal with it better than others, but a properly coordinated team can run down every walker and runner on the map, leaving only the fatties to be cleard out...
* AwesomeYetImpractical: ...until the driving player reaches level 43, and mini shortage causes a lynch mob to form at every corner that even the luckiest roller can't clear in one pass.
* BoringYetPractical: The red experience abilities are usually the special abilities of pther characters, but they're situational. You can't beat one extra combat action while [[GunsAkibo dual wielding]], or one extra move action as [[GlassCannon Wanda]]

You are one of six (or more, with expansions) survivors of the same cliche'd ZombieApocalypse as every other work of fiction on the planet. Fortunately, you are a certified badass, and with the right amount of luck, tactics, and sheer [[MoreDakka gun power]], you might just make it out alive. Released in 2012, Zombicide is a crowdfunded Tabletop RPG Boardgame, possibly summed up as ''KillingFloor'' meets ''Roads&Boats''. It's gained recent popularity thanks to it's modular board design, wide array of items and objectives, and being [[NintendoHard hard as balls]]. The game also involves RPG mechanics, where players gain experience by killing zombies and completing objectives (up to a maximum of 43 levels) and subsequently get access to new abilities. Unfortunately, leveling up too fast will result in the rest of your group and subsequently you dying thanks to the extremely steep level scaling. All zombies will spawn at the level of the highest level player, ramping up from a maximum of three individual zombies at one time to a minimum of four after your first few kills, meaning that, depending on the objective, the game becomes either an exercise in coordination and long term planning or a mad dash to kill as much as possible as fast as possible.

Zombicide, by Guillotine Games, is a kickstarter-funded 2012 zombie apocalypse cooperative game, published by CoolMiniOrNot, and can be found [[http://zombicide.com on the official site]].

* ZombieGait

* MightyGlacier: Abominations, the toughest and slowest of zombies.

Zombicide is a kickstarter-funded 2012 zombie apocalypse cooperative game, published by CoolMiniOrNot, and can be found [[http://zombicide.com on the official site]].

AndThenJohnWasAZombie: Zombivors, playable half-zombified characters.\\
DeadWeight: Fatties.\\
EliteZombie: Fatties, runners, and abominations, as well as the toxic and berserker zombies from the expansions.\\
GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Artwork depicts zombies like this.\\
LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The base game has only 6 characters, but there are upwards of 40 promotional and optional characters.\\
RoomFullOfZombies: A risk when opening a door late in the game.\\
ZombieGait\\
ZombieApocalypse\\

AndThenJohnWasAZombie: Zombivors, playable half-zombified characters.
DeadWeight: Fatties.
EliteZombie: Fatties, runners, and abominations, as well as the toxic and berserker zombies from the expansions.
GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Artwork depicts zombies like this.
LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The base game has only 6 characters, but there are upwards of 40 promotional and optional characters.
RoomFullOfZombies: A risk when opening a door late in the game.
ZombieGait
ZombieApocalypse