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‎38.1 x 7.62 x 25.4 cm; 1 kilogramos

Edad recomendada por el fabricante

‎17 años y más

Valor educativo

‎Construir

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‎Inglés

Número de modelo

‎82438

Número de jugadores

‎2

Número de piezas

‎1

Montaje necesario

‎No

Necesita baterías

‎No

Incluye baterías

‎No

Tipo(s) de material

‎Papel

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Peso del producto

‎1 kg

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B00MU2DQAW

Valoración media de los clientes

36 valoraciones

4,9 de 5 estrellas

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nº996 en Juegos de estrategia (Juguetes y juegos)

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21 octubre 2014

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Posee el primer juego de construcción de mazos de Alien. Usa movimientos legendarios de luchar contra supervillanos a combatir contra los extraterrestres que abraza la cara y que tienen ácido por sangre. Este juego cuenta con algunos de los mayores protagonistas de Alien, incluyendo Ripley, Dallas, Bishop y Private Hicks, mientras van a la batalla contra algunas de las criaturas más aterradoras del universo. Los jugadores deben trabajar entre sí para derrotar a los terroríficos Xenomorps.

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Javi

Entretenidísimo

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 2 de septiembre de 2021

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Me encantan los cooperativos y este cumple todos los requisitos. Transmite mucha sensación de peligro y la ambientación de las películas la traslada perfectamente a los jugadores. Puede adolecer algo de Efecto Alfa pero como casi todos los cooperativos

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Cherrybomb

Recomendable, pero puede traer fallos.

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 13 de junio de 2018

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Le pongo 5 estrellas porque aunque he tenido un problema, que ahora describiré, se ha solucionado perfectamente y ha valido la pena.
El juego en si es buenísimo, tiene una gran rejugabilidad. Está solo en inglés pero las cartas tienen un texto sencillo y se puede descargar el manual en español.
Calidad muy buena. Trae un tapete enorme de buena calidad y 600 cartas de un gramaje correcto (recomiendo enfundar por el trote que se les da)

El fallo es que este legendary en concreto trae las cartas totalmente desordenadas y es bastante tedioso de ordenar la primera vez. Y es importante hacer inventario por si falta alguna. En mi caso no faltaba nada pero algunas cartas venían con errores de impresión (amazon lo solucionó enviandome otro y permitiendome intercambiar las cartas que venían mal en el mío) (además si os pasa podeis escribir a upper deck, solo que tarda demasiado en enviarlas, por eso es mejor opción la de amazon).

En resumen. A pesar de esos errores, que se solucionan sin problema, es una compra muy recomendable.

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Luis comu

Genial mecánicamente

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 5 de abril de 2021

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Buenísimo, obligatorio para cualquiera que le guste juegos de mesa, la temática ya te todo si no tiene siempre a alguien con quien jugar... Llevo más de siete partidas y me quedan más del doble para aburrirme jajaja

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 19 de noviembre de 2018

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Poco se puede decir sobre este juegazo, llevaba ya tiempo haciendole un seguimiento a través de Amazon para comprarlo en cuanto hubiese algún tipo de promoción, debido a las buenas criticas que habia leido sobre él. Ayer lo estrené con unos amigos y es un autentico juegazo, con partidas rápidas que no llegan a una hora, con reglas sencillas y visualmente atractivo. Si tuviera que ponerle un pero, sería unicamente la diferencia que existe en la dificultad del juego segun el número de jugadores, creo que le falta cierto balanceo.

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Yolanda

Juegaken

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 14 de agosto de 2020

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Juegazo y punto.
El único punto en contra es la caja y la calidad de las cartas. Además de tener el dorso casi todas igual, que te lía.
Pero como juego una pasada.

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m.C.e.

Al final todo perfecto!

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 2 de mayo de 2015

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Está muy bien y recrea las sensaciones claustrofóbicas de las películas. Ideal para jugar en solitario o con más gente, aunque el juego resulta más fácil (quizás demasiado) cuantos menos jugadores haya.
Una de las críticas más extendidas es que las cartas no vienen exactamente ordenadas en la caja, y al recibir el juego debes dedicar unos 90 minutos a poner todo en orden. Si deseas usar los separadores, hay que imprimir etiquetas y pegarlas o bien escribir encima, sumando otro tiempo adicional. Igualmente, esto sólo se hace una vez y vale la pena. El juego lo vale!

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Edu

Excelente juego

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 20 de agosto de 2020

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Uno de los mejores juegos en solitario. Si te gusta la saga alien y los deck building, imprescindible!!

Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 12 de octubre de 2019

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Juegazo cooperativo, muchas risas y gritos con los amigos. Se lo regalé a uno que era fan de la saga.

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Francesco

Ottimo deckbuilding molto ben ambientato!

Revisado en Italia 🇮🇹 el 8 de septiembre de 2016

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Il gioco ripercorre i primi 4 capitoli della saga Alien, le illustrazioni sono molto belle ed il sistema di gioco ti fa sentire quella pressione addosso degna dei film, il testo in inglese non è complesso come lo stesso sistema di gioco, per cui anche chi non mastica benissimo la lingua di Albione può comunque giocarci senza eccessivi problemi, del resto su youtube si trovano anche i videotutorial in italiano per cui!
In linea genereale sono molto soddisfatto dell'acquisto anche se, nel mio caso, sono stato sfortunato perchè la copia del gioco che mi è arrivata aveva delle carte mancanti, un problema che poi ho scoperto essere abbastanza frequente alla UpperDeck, ad ogni modo però il loro servizio clienti è molto buono, infatti dopo avergli scritto un'email con la descrizione del problema e le carte che mancavano, nel giro di 10-15 giorni mi è arrivato un pacchettino dalla California con le carte integrative, il consiglio che vi do dunque, è di contrallare che nella vostra scatola ci siano tutte le carte!

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Joey

Quickly organized, no missing cards, plenty of Xenomorphs - SEE UPDATE

Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 27 de febrero de 2019

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I recently played the Alien version of Legendary, and I immediately purchased it. I've read previous reviews where users posted about missing cards and the time it took to organize everything. I can say that I didn't experience any issues. First thing I did was open the manual to the Card Contents page, and counted everything out. Each of the cards is labeled (many very easily) as to what type of card it is, or what deck it belongs to. For example, all of the character cards are labeled with an icon that represent which movie it belongs to, strike cards, drone cards, and hatchery cards are clearly labeled, etc. Of course, I was probably a little more careful in counting, having read previous reviews. But even in organizing everything, I was able to confirm my card counts, and organize the decks within and hour an a half. I still have to sleeve them, so I'm sure that will take time for that step.

UPDATE-3/20-2019: Additionally, been playing for a while now. One thing that I found that makes organization SO EASY! Go to Walmart, go to the office supplies section, and buy the card sized crayon boxes! Amazon sells them in 4-packs for around $11, but you can get them at Walmart for $1.00 each. I've used these for other games, and organizing the decks with these is a dream. I bought 14 crayon boxes, and organized and labeled the boxes as follows: 2 boxes for each movie (one box for location card, objectives, and hive deck, and one box for barracks cards), one box for drone/hatchery decks, one box for strike deck, one box for starting decks (specialists and grunts), one box for starting avatars and sergeants, one box for alien player deck, and one box for the other agenda cards. All of my cards are sleeved, and everything fits nice and snug. I can put the whole set in the original box, even with the mat rolled up nice and tight. This set up makes is so much easier to go and pull out exactly what you need for the exact scenario you want to play!

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Fuzzy Llama Reviews

Excellent deck builder with head scratching packaging.

Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 25 de noviembre de 2019

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1-5 players, Cooperative/Competitive, Deck Builder Chest Popping Cardplay

Origin Story

Now I’ve always been a huge fan of the Aliens movies so getting this game was really only a matter of time for me. Had it on my wishlist for quite some time and finally pulled the trigger recently because of the release of another expansion. At the time of this writing I haven’t yet picked up either of the two expansions yet……is the game good enough for me to warrant spending more money to expand the game? Let’s find out.

Overview of Gameplay

This game is a full on objective based deck building card game. For those unfamiliar with deck builders each player will start with the same hand of cards (with one different card based on their selected character class) and through the course of the game, players will be buying more cards to add to their deck which will enhance it.

This particular deck builder is built around the Aliens theme, particularly the first four Aliens movies. It’s also set up to play via objective based gameplay. So, for example the very first game you play it is recommended to play the “story” from the first movie, Alien. You have three particular objective cards that you will use and a specific stack of character cards that you will be acquiring throughout the game. There is also a special build for the deck of “Hive” cards, which are the aliens and events and hazards that you will experience as the game goes on. This hive deck is also where you will find the answers to most of the objectives you need to complete.

The rounds are lightning fast typically and very easy to follow along with. Each round players will be drawing one facedown Hive card and placing it facedown along The Complex path. The Complex path is a series of smaller sections that are based on locations from the movies like ventilation ducts, airlocks, weapons locker, etc. Anyway, you will draw the card and place it in the right most spot in The Complex, pushing any other placed cards to the left one space. This represents the aliens slowly making their way through the complex towards you. Every players turn you will be doing this and if a card every gets pushed off the far left spot, it enters the Combat Zone space. Now cards in this area will cause players to draw Strike cards at the end of each of their respective turns. These cards are how players receive damage and can be killed.

Now of course there is a way to prevent ALL of that from happening. After the above draw hive card phase, players will play their 6 drawn action cards. These cards will usually all get used but the order you play them is important since some of them have specific icons on them that activate abilities on other cards. Of course none of this matters at the very beginning since the main cards you have in your starting hand are either “buy” cards or “attack” cards. Using the “buy” cards you draw you can purchase cards from the “HQ” space where there is always a selection of face up cards to choose from. These bought cards go directly to your discard pile and once you have to draw on later rounds and your draw pile runs empty, you will shuffle up your discard pile to draw from again. It’s a pretty standard deckbuilding mechanic but always fun.

Now the “attack” cards serve a couple of purposes. Firstly, those sneaky aliens up there moving through the complex are all hidden from view. I mean your objective could be one of those cards! And the sooner you expose it, the sooner you can win this game. So, to do that you have to “scan” an area of the complex. Each location of the complex has a scanning “price” below it where you have to pay that amount of attack to flip the card located there. Once you do that you resolve any “when revealed” actions if any and then go about your business. Now you are a bit more knowledgeable on what is coming and can properly prepare. And considering aliens typically cannot attack from the complex areas you have some breathing room so to speak. ALSO, you can attack and kill those newly revealed aliens with attack points later on, or right then if you have enough. This is important because when you kill or remove a card from the complex it creates a gap in the line. That means the next turn the hive cards being pushed will just fill that gap instead of filling up closer to the combat zone.

So, after you play all your cards and do all your actions, any aliens in the combat zone will make you draw strike cards and then you discard your hand and draw up six new cards and start the whole process over again. Since this is primarily a co-op game if players are able to complete all three objectives of whatever scenario they are playing they win the game! However if all players are killed then no bueno.

Components/Game Board

This game is made entirely of cards with an included play mat. There are no other tokens to keep track of or anything else to focus on which is a nice relief to be honest. The cards themselves are ok quality, a little too slick for my taste and I have already started to see a bit of edge damage forming from the constant shuffling. Of course card sleeves will solve this little problem easy enough although you will have to buy those separately.

Now I really love the play mat. It’s made out of that mouse pad material and it about the same thickness as a standard mouse pad but it does an incredible job at keeping everything organized and ensures maximum ease of play. Each spot on the mat is labeled and has artwork stylized all over. On top of that it has the round structure and turn phases labeled on the bottom right of the mat and is very easy to read and reference. I have zero complaints about the mat and honestly these are the kind of game mats that I just love. Ones that not only look cool, but serves a gameplay function.

Box/Storage

The box is surprisingly standard, and yet……….serves as a decent storage solution. Picture this, an empty box and then you slide in a small partition the length of the box and toss in a few card separators and foam pads. Boom, you now have a workable storage solution that I’m sure is on the cheap. So the partition I spoke of is for storing the game mat, rolling it up and sitting it in that to hold it secure. The card separators WORK but none of them are labeled so you still have to search around for what you need. And the foam pads basically just serve to eliminate any excess space in the box so the cards don’t flop around like fish outta water when the box is on the move. Again, nothing mind blowing about this box and storage solution but it works.

Visual Appeal /Theme

And then we come to the theme. I mean, this is why most of us are here is it not? Granted the game play is good enough to stand up on its own but I’m willing to bet that if you enjoy the Aliens theme it will improve the game even more for you. And this theme is incorporated DEEP within the gameplay. The objectives you are completing are all focused on Alien situations, all the cards you will be drawing are from actual characters from the movies, there are eggs that can hatch and become facehuggers and then proceed to face hug you. Which, if you are familiar with the movies is definitely NOT a good thing. In this case, just like in the movie it means instant death.

The artwork on the cards is hit or miss. Some of it looks really good, highly detailed and portrays the aliens/characters really well. And on others it looks pretty sloppy, with the characters not looking anything like the familiar faces you see in the movies and muddled. That said, for the most part it’s good with the aliens themselves looking the best.

Rulebook

Ah, this rulebook. So, it didn’t take me very long to get through it and start playing BUT that’s because I am already very proficient with deckbuilders and have also played a “Legendary” style game before. Coming into this I basically already knew how to play. HOWEVER, if I was completely new to this style of game, this rulebook would be a total bear to get through. It’s got a terrible layout, there is no index or card list. And let me tell you this is a game that NEEDS a card list. I guess this is the spot where I bring up my biggest problem with the game even though it has nothing to do with the rulebook but kinda goes along with what I was just saying………

The way this game comes package to you is HORRENDOUS. The cards are completely mixed up and packaged into multiple wrappings. When you open these cards you will literally have no clue where they go, what they mean, if you should even mix them up or sort them out. There is nothing in the rulebook that lists what the different styles of cards even mean. A page or two at the front of the book with pictures of the different kinds of cards with labels showing what each part means would be helpful. Heck, even a page just detailing how to sort them would have been nice. So expect to spend about an hour or so figuring all that out and sorting ALL the cards into their respective decks. I’m going to save anyone reading this a whole lot of trouble right off the bat. When you are sorting find the small text at the very bottom of each card and just match that with all the like text. This will still take quite a bit of time as there are NUMEROUS different piles but that small text helps tremendously.

Player Interaction/Fun Factor

There is an interesting bit of player interaction incorporated into some of the cards in the form of the “Coordinate” skill. This allows players that draw a card with this skill to set that card aside, draw a new one and go about their turn as normal. Now another player can utilize the ability on the card whether it’s an attack or buying power on their turn. This is an interesting way to have players work together and believe me, they NEED to work together if they hope to survive. The aliens are relentless and brutal.

Now there is player elimination in this game, which, is something that I’m not a huge fan of, especially in longer games. BUT, this game has an interesting, albeit, more difficult for the surviving players twist. The first player that is eliminated from the game can grab up the Alien deck which is a deck comprised entirely of………..aliens. Now this player is an alien, thematically they were grabbed, facehugged and chestbursted. In any case now on that players turn they draw from the alien deck and work AGAINST the rest of the players, making the game even that much more difficult for the survivors. Now of course you don’t have to play with this if you don’t want to, you can instead go make a cup of coffee and sit back and watch the rest of the game unfold….mmmmmm coffeeeeee. But it’s a nice addition to have if you want to try it out.

As far as fun goes, this game knocks every other basic deck builder out of the park. I mean I have rarely had this much fun with a deckbuilding game aside from the Clank! games. This is deckbuilding done right, it adds interesting objectives, follows the movies and has all the suspense and dire situations that you would expect from the Aliens franchise.

Optimal Player Count/Replayability

For player count this would be solo and two player. Solo is crazy fun and you have the pick of the litter when it comes to the HQ cards and to top it off the game plays VERY WELL solo. You can single hand it or double it up playing as two characters if you want, personally I prefer just playing as a single character. In the two player game you can work together more easily and fully utilize those coordinate cards as well, not only that but the way the game mat is setup it’s much easier to sit two people next to each other and see everything. Playing more than that and the game difficulty ramps up significantly do to the constant influx of hive cards and the additional cards in the hive deck. Also sitting more people around the game mat just makes it awkward for some players to see what’s happening easily.

Replayability is very high with this game as well. I mean you have the basic setups for each movie/scenario and it tells you which cards to use. That alone is four completely different games use completely different sets of HQ characters and objectives. The “drone” cards (which are general alien cards) are shuffled and just a few randomly added to each hive deck every game so those are always different. And even once you complete all the regular movie setups, you can feel free to mix and match character cards to create different interesting HQ decks to use. The same could be said for the objectives, wanna use objective 3 from the first movie with objective 2 from the fourth movie and objective 1 from the second movie? Ok sounds good. Going even further, there are a BUNCH of different starting classes to choose from ranging from a commander to a technician and each of them has a single specific card that does something different from the next. These are meant to give each player a tiny bit of difference between the starting decks and are pretty neat I won’t deny.

Positive Final Thoughts

This game is ranking right up there with my favorite deck builder games. The gameplay works perfectly with the theme and you really get that sense of urgency and horror that you had with the movies. I also love how they include cards and objectives for the first four movies to give lots of replayability right out of the box. It’s exciting and thematic all the way.

Negative Final Thoughts

I mean the biggest complaint I have with the game is the way it comes packaged. Beyond that there is a lot of randomness with the card draws and it’s very possible to hit a string of bad draws, such as an event that forces you to draw a two more hive cards which pushes them onto your combat zone and then one of those cards being another event that does that again. Bad luck is for sure a thing here. Also even though the facehuggers are super thematic AND you are given ample opportunity to avoid them, player elimination is always a bad thing in a game longer than 15 minutes. The rulebook also needs a massive overhaul with a card list and index.

The Bottom Line

If you are an Aliens fan and enjoy deckbuilders then this is a must buy. I would say even if you don’t much care for the theme then you would still enjoy the gameplay however. There are currently two expansions released for the game which I do plan to pick up so the game is still supported at the time of this writing which is always a good sign. Legendary Encounters: An Alien Deck Building Game is an excellent choice for those looking for a great solo deck builder with tons of theme and because of that I am happy to give it The Fuzzy Llama Silver Seal of Distinction.

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Jason

Fun and Brutal

Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 23 de abril de 2020

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I was looking for a COOP deck building game. My girlfriend likes deck builders but she's also incredibly competitive... so Coop. And I like my games to last a while, so Alien.

This game for the first few times we played it we lost, usually at the last phase. But it's also one of the best coop games I own. We have to coordinate so much to get the win, so when we finally figured out what we were doing, it made to victory that much better. Sadly it is a game that better balanced for more players, we found 3 players is optimal, or both of us play two characters. With only two players we were having difficulty planning far enough a head in the turn order to coordinate our plans.

Amazon asked if this game is easy to learn... the easy answer is no, I watched a few YouTube videos, and spent like 3 hours organizing the first time I got the game. It's a complete cluster, but after all that I have to say it's probably our most played game. It's not that the game itself is hard to play, its actually really easy, it's that the games starting set up is horrible and makes everything else confusing.

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Wade Sutton

Love the game but there is a big "but"...

Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 17 de diciembre de 2018

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It is a great game ... truly. I've become a hardcore table top gamer over the past year and a half and deckbuilding games are one of my favorite subgenres of the hobby. Add in the fact that I love the Alien franchise and this was gonna be gold from the start.

One thing though ... shame on Upper Deck for packaging this in the manner that it is packaged. The game comes with 600 cards in six packs of 100 cards each. The problem is there is little rhyme or reason to the way the cards are ordered in the packs. I literally had to go onto BoardGameGeeks.com and download a guide on how to sort the cards properly and it took me several hours to do it! It isn't bad enough that the cards are in such a random order ... it is even worse that Upper Deck didn't even bother to include some kind of one-sheet telling people how to sort the cards. It is absolutely unforgivable and so anti-customer service.

But the game IS great. So if you get it, be sure to go find one of the sorting guides on BGG because you WILL need it.

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Rango de edad (descripción)	17 años +
Número de jugadores	2
Marca	ADC Blackfire Entertainment
Material	Papel
Personaje en dibujos animados	marvel
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Cantidad de productos por paquete	1
Estilo	Legendario: Alien
Peso del producto	1 Kilogramos
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