Here To Slay Card Game REVIEW 

I couldn’t agree with you more! Here To Slay went above and beyond what most card games are doing right now. I need to get around to actually playing Doomlings. I’ve got it on my shelf, but I haven’t committed to a game of it yet. Which one do you prefer: Here To Slay or Doomlings?

@@gameswithdenverjames As much as I love this game, I think Doomlings is even better. The variety in cards is even more extreme, and there are more opportunities to plan 2 or 3 turns ahead if you get the right combination of cards, as well as holding onto cards for much longer and waiting for just the right moment to play them. Pull it off that shelf and play it the first chance you get! You won't be disappointed.

Doomlings is what got me into looking more into modern board games and party games. Me and my friends love it and I've started buying some other games that we've all loved and I'm making more time to hang out with my friends again and having games nights more often now

You’ve got me pumped to play it! I’ll be doing a full play-through this week, followed by a review at the start of the new year. I’m super excited to be able to explore it!

Yeah but also too many cards means, sometimes you have terrible cards, and other player just solos the game (happened to me many times). We had no challenges/modifiers, and 1st player get out 2 heroes, and killed 3 monsters in 3 rounds, and it was GG. I would preffer smaller like in Exploding kittens.

Absolutely! I’m glad that the video was helpful to you!

Haha! First off, I can definitely relate to what you’re saying. My friends and I almost always win by slaying monsters, because we’re always destroying each other’s heroes. That said, I can see how it depends on the group you’re playing with. The strategy of the game changes quite a bit depending on how you try to win. If everyone at the table is big on sabotage (like my group), then slaying monsters is much easier compared to gaining classes (which always turns into a blood bath). Take care and hopefully this helps!

Thanks for sharing that unique perspective on the game! It’s definitely a game that can appeal to a very wide audience. Take care and have a great day!🙌🏼🙏🏼

Yes!! I was just having a similar conversation with someone the other day. Definitely one of my top 5 all-time favorite games. Take care and thanks for sharing your love for the game!!

It’s a great time! I just had some friends over to play it yesterday and they couldn’t get enough. Highly recommend it!

You’re absolutely right! It’s funny that they need a restriction like that due to being so powerful.🙌🏼😂😅

@@gameswithdenverjames it could to balance the game or no OP😅

Hey thanks for sharing that! That really encourages me. I love getting to do this and to be a part of this community of game players. Hopefully the videos are worth the wait!

Yes!! As a Yu-Gi-Oh fan myself, I completely agree with that statement.🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼

And concerning the negatives, I'd say they could add 3 stones or coins or anything to symbolise the 3 action points, I always forget how many points I've done 😅, Thanks

That’s a really smart idea! My friends and I are guilty of the same thing.😂😅 It’s a lot to keep track of! Especially once you start incorporating various card abilities. Hoping my IQ and memory levels up as I play the game! Lol

​@@gameswithdenverjamesindeeeeed, also the heros' names are a bit hard to pronounce much less to remember, however they're adorable I can't stop playing it. could you plz review Cast shadows, I'm still hesitant about it. thank you.

We’re all here to slay!!

Haha you found my Easter egg! It was a total accident. I didn’t realize until after filming that I had the card upside down the whole time. Good eye!!

I totally respect that! While I’m a huge fan of the game, I’ll also admit that it has a very specific gameplay style that isn’t for everyone. I’ve seen a similar reaction from people with Exploding Kittens (of which I’m also a huge fan). A lot of these games tend to attract a more niche audience. What’s an example of a game that you tend to have a lot of fun with?

Hello! The Here To Slay base game allows 6 people to play, with each expansion adding on 2 players. Take care and hopefully this helps!

I personally haven’t gotten around to playing with it, although I do own it! It appears to be more objective based, which is great, but it adds another layer of difficulty when trying to introduce the game to newcomers. I’d love to play with it one of these days tho.

Hello! The two Here To Slay expansions are “Berserker & Necromancer” and “Warriors & Druids”. You can definitely combine all of these together! That said, once you combine them, you’ll need to collect all 10 Hero classes in order to win, either that or slay 3 Monsters. Take care and hopefully this helps!

Yess super safe, it's what I did. Comparing to only base gameplay vs with expansion. It more fun and it's not unbalance at all. Just don't use the shadow claw for 1v1. It's the only imbalance leader card

That’s a great question! There’s no limit to the amount of Heroes that you can deploy. In fact, you need 6 different hero classes to win the game. I think the 5 slots are all they could squeeze onto the mat. Take care and thanks for reaching out!

@@gameswithdenverjames thanks for answer

Hey thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it. You’ve got a great channel on your hands! Love the unique bent of content that you’re honing in on, particularly the military/medical side of things. Thanks for commenting and take care!

@@gameswithdenverjames thank you for taking a look at my stuff also! I appreciate it!

In terms of how many, there’s no limit! At least until you hit the right amount of Heroes/Monster cards to win the game. The types of cards that you can have on the table are Party Leader, Hero, Monster and Item cards. Take care and hopefully this helps!

Hey thanks man! Hope you’re doing well! Love the flow of content on your channel.

Yes! I think that you should totally be able to do that, especially so since you're using all 3 points to do it. Take care and thanks for commenting!

That’s a great way to play! Slay allows for awesome house rules to be implemented. When it comes to my Slay group, we’ll typically haze a player pursuing Heroes by constantly stealing/destroying their cards. It’s brutal, but it’s fun. Lol