You can discard during the action phase to gain time. I was getting to end of turn two and 4 victims would be dead, horror in the red and I’d have no cards left!!! 2. Turns out I was moving Dr Fright in phase 1 of every killer turn (top left icon on the killers body card), when it just said to target, no boot icon indicting they should move! I saw the target icon, looked at the killer’s current movement and assumed he would move. I heard that this game was tough but I couldn’t figure out why I was having an insanely difficult time every game…

ONLY WITH THE BOOT!Īnd I’m not the only one, here’s a comment I found on BGG: Fright (or several other killers) doesn’t move as part of his Killer action. The first couple games I was destroyed, not realizing that Dr. No move means they might not attack at all, this can change the whole game! If the game tells you the killer attacks you or a victim, it doesn’t necessarily say they will move toward you first. I blame some of the icon choices of the game for that. This is probably the most overlooked rule of them all, even seasoned gamers tend to forget about it once in a while. The Killer doesn’t move unless they have a “boot” (move) icon.

Missing some of these might explain why the game feels too difficult or random to you. Today we’ll go over 10 rules that people tend to forget while playing Final Girl. If you’re losing too often in Final girl, it might also be that you’re forgetting about some easy-to-miss rules. Some people have claimed the game involves too much luck, but in my opinion there is a lot of strategy and mitigation that help bend the odds in your favor. Final Girl is a solo horror board game which is very thematic… and a bad dice roll can lead to a very brutal ending for your beloved character.

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