Price: £55 / Players: 2-5 / Time: 3 hours
So far, Eurogamer's board game reviews have focused on out-and-out recommendations. Now, take my hand. Let me take you somewhere a little more interesting - and a lot darker.
Mansions of Madness came out in 2011, riding a raft of portentous marketing from Fantasy Flight. Here was a game of H.P. Lovecraft's fiction, his nauseating realm of Cthulu and alien hounds with the power to move between corners - any corners - and it was as mad and untamed as any Lovecraft story.
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So far, Eurogamer's board game reviews have focused on out-and-out recommendations. Now, take my hand. Let me take you somewhere a little more interesting - and a lot darker.
Mansions of Madness came out in 2011, riding a raft of portentous marketing from Fantasy Flight. Here was a game of H.P. Lovecraft's fiction, his nauseating realm of Cthulu and alien hounds with the power to move between corners - any corners - and it was as mad and untamed as any Lovecraft story.
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