The obstacle cards and Black Market cards have great art on them. Additional Missions can be downloaded from the Shadowrun Crossfire website. Each mission has slightly a slightly different way to play: the Crossfire mission is the basic scenario-fight off three rounds of obstacles Extraction requires you to keep a Client alive Dragon Fight pits you against a very powerful enemy. The Mission cards have a lot of text on them, but they’re basically miniature rule sheets. Mission cards explain the details of how each mission is played. Might have been nice to have a larger track on the card with just a cube placed on it or something.

The Damage tokens are triangles that you use to mark the damage track on an obstacle, and I’d say it’s not a great system because it’s easy to bump. The components are decent quality-all of the tokens are cardboard punch-outs, pretty thick cardboard and easy to identify. The mechanics could be learned by younger players, but due to the content (which is based on the Shadowrun RPG) and some language, it’s probably still best to stick with older kids. Shadowrun Crossfire is a cooperative deck-building game from Catalyst Game Labs, set in the cyberpunk fantasy Shadowrun RPG universe.Īt a glance: Shadowrun Crossfire is for 1 to 4 players (though ideally 4 players), ages 13 and up, and takes about 30-60 minutes to play.

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