Revive*
Revive is a post-apocalyptic strategy game set 5000 years after civilization's collapse. Players lead tribes to explore a frozen Earth, harness resources, recruit survivors, build factories, and relearn ancient technologies. Designed for 1-4 players, Revive stands out with its asymmetric player powers, highly variable setup, and a focus on strategy and rebuilding over conflict.
Gameplay Overview
- Unique Tribe Abilities: Each player has a tribe board with special abilities and technologies.
- Resource Management: Utilize a dual-layer player board to manage machines and upgrade card slots.
- Exploration and Development: Explore the land, populate ancient sites, and build factories to progress.
Special Features
- Campaign Mode: Play through a 5-part campaign that unlocks additional content.
- Replayability: Infinite replay potential with fully unlocked contents.
- No Direct Conflict: Strategy focuses on rebuilding and development rather than fighting.
Conclusion
Revive is ideal for players who enjoy deep strategic games with a unique theme and rich world-building. Its blend of exploration, resource management, and technology advancement offers a complex and satisfying experience. The game's focus on rebuilding civilization and absence of direct conflict make it a compelling choice for those who prefer strategic development and cooperative or solo play.
Nominated for 4 awards and won 1.
- 1 - 4 Players
- 90 - 120 Minutes
- 14+ years old
- Medium difficulty
We like Revive so much that we recommend it in the following board game recommendation lists 2024
- Position 15 in The best civilization games
- Position 5 in The best games from Kristian Amundsen Østby 👨
- Position 25 in The best games where the map 🗺 evolves in the game
- Position 17 in The best games with improvements via Tech Tree or Tech Tracks
- Position 19 in The best "Goblin Magnifico🇮🇹" winners and nominees
- Position 12 in The best industrial and manufacturing board, card & dice games 🏭
- Position 26 in The best "Jogoeu User's Game (J.U.G.)🇵🇹" winners and nominees