Expansion for Zpocalypse
Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha
- Players: 1–4 players
- Play time: 100 min
- BGG rating: 6.6
About Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha
"It's been a year since the Zpocalypse started. All the cities are gone, and what few survivors remain are bedraggled and living off the remnants of what came before. Zombies still infest the wastelands without abandon and every death leads to an undeath. It's been survival of the meanest, baddest, and cleverest ever since. Standing apart from the fray is the Z-team, a special-ops group. They've been selected for their diverse zombie-slaying abilities and equipped to eradicate the infected zones so humanity can start the process of rebuilding civilization.” Z-team Alpha includes four post-apocalyptic Z-team members. These miniatures are designed to work with the Zpocalypse Squad base stands, however there is nothing stopping you from using them for your own mischievous ends in any other tabletop games. Each miniature comes fully assembled and unpainted. 4 Survivors Miniatures ( each approx. 12 x 25 x 35mm ) 4 Zpocalypse Survivor cards 4 Zpocalypse weapon cards 1 scenario card
- Released
- 2013
- Designer
- Jeff Gracia
- Age
- 14+
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How many players can play Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha?
Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha plays with 1–4 players.
How long does Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha take to play?
A game of Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha takes 100 min.
What age is Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha for?
The recommended minimum age for Zpocalypse: Aftermath – Z-Team Alpha is 14+.
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