Luna Llena

Full Moon

A game by Servando Carballar

2 - 7 Players 90 - 150 minutes Medium

Action Points, Dice Rolling, Hand Management, Line Drawing, Modular Board, Card Drafting, Simultaneous Action Selection, Team-Based Game

Adventure, Deduction, Exploration, Horror

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Luna Llena: Full Moon is a thrilling horror-survival game that drops 2 to 7 players into the heart of Aguirre's Forest, where the lines between human and beast are blurred. The game begins with a sense of urgency, as a group of human hikers awakens to find two of their own missing, and it's up to them to track down the werewolves' cave, rescue their captured friends, and escape the forest before it's too late. But they're not alone - the werewolves are lurking in the shadows, eager to add to their pack and stop the humans from escaping. As players navigate the modular board, they'll need to manage their actions carefully, using a combination of action points, dice rolling, and hand management to outwit their opponents. With simultaneous action selection and team-based gameplay, Luna Llena: Full Moon is a game of social deduction and strategic exploration, where alliances can quickly turn sour and the stakes are always high. Designed by Servando Carballar and first published in 2009, this semi-cooperative adventure has been thrilling players for years with its unique blend of horror and exploration elements, making it a must-play for fans of the genre. With playtimes ranging from 90 to 150 minutes, players can expect a deeply immersive experience that will keep them on the edge of their seats until the very end.