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Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Tactical, Card & Board Game
Take control of a band of lawless rebels, complete stealth missions, seek out rare cards, create your own souped up decks, and welcome all sorts of challenges in this strange and unique cyberpunk metropolis with battle and adventure around every corner!
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Gaming NexusRussell ArcheySep 20218/10Shadowplay: Metropolis Foe is interesting and challenging, but definitely not recommended for players new to deck building games. The amount of strategy needed to progress through even the early stages can be far greater than more basic deck builders such as Ascension and Star Realms. However, deck building veterans should already have the skills needed to properly build and maintain their deck as they play and can work with equipment that goes along with it. If you want a challenging deck-building game, Shadowplay: Metropolis Foe will give you that challenge.
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