Eldritch Horror is a game built upon Arkham Horror’s framework, so it shouldn’t be a surprise to some players that the two games might have a ton of similarities in terms of gameplay, mechanics, and components.
Below, we’ll be the Eldritch Horror review to see if it’s worth the buy.
| Categories | Eldritch Horror |
| Year Published | 2013 |
| Designers | Corey Konieczka Nikki Valens |
| Number of Players | 1-8 (Suggested number of players is 4.) |
| Playing Time | 120 – 240 min |
| Minimum Age | 14+ |
| Complexity Rating | 3.32 of 5 |
| Expansion | Cities in Ruin Forsaken Lore Masks of Nyarlathotep Mountains of Madness Signs of Carcosa Strange Remnants The Dreamlands Under the Pyramids |
| Game Components | 1 Game Board 1 Reference Guide 12 Investigator Sheets 4 Ancient One Sheets 122 Encounter Cards 51 Mythos Cards 16 Mystery Cards 14 Artifact Cards 40 Asset Cards 36 Condition Cards 20 Spell Cards 43 Monster Tokens 1 Mystery Token 36 Clue Tokens 4 Rumor Tokens 1 Omen Token 1 Doom Token 9 Gate Tokens 1 Lead Investigator Token 20 Travel Ticket Tokens 30 Improvement Tokens 20 Eldritch Tokens 78 Health and Sanity Tokens 4 Reference Cards 1 Active Expedition Token 4 Dice |
