Not Alone: Remastered Edition
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- Designer Ghislain Masson
- Publisher Geek Attitude Games , Rexhry
- Illustration Baptiste Perez
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What to Expect
You play stranded survivors against a single Creature on the planet Artemia. Survivors secretly choose Place cards and manage their hand and Will counters while the Creature places Hunt tokens across locations. Each round the Rescue track advances and the Creature pushes Assimilation with each catch. The Remastered Edition adds a Frozen Lands mode with new Place cards and Contamination tokens.
Who Is This Game For?
For experienced players who enjoy asymmetry and deduction: a One-versus-Many experience with bluffing and hand-management. With a playtime of about 75 minutes it fits extended game nights and suits players familiar with tactical card play.
How It Works
The game is asymmetric: one Creature player versus multiple Hunted players. Core mechanics include Deck Construction, Hand Management, Hidden Movement, Race and Simultaneous Action Selection. Each round survivors secretly place Place cards; the Creature distributes Hunt tokens, then all cards are revealed and location effects resolve. Caught survivors lose Will counters or trigger Hunt card effects; track advancement determines the winner.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Ghislain Masson, the title emphasizes One-versus-Many dynamics and deduction. The Remastered Edition introduces Frozen Lands with additional Place cards and Contamination tokens, blending Hidden Movement with visible discard-pile consequences.
Pro
- Strong asymmetry: distinct roles for Creature and Hunted
- Hidden Movement plus Hand Management encourages bluff and deduction
- Remastered Edition adds the Frozen Lands mode for 4–7 players
- Playtime (~75 minutes) fits extended game sessions
Contra
- Mechanics can be challenging for first-time players
- Asymmetry requires balancing experience between players for fair games
Setting & atmosphere
Set in the 25th century on the planet Artemia, the theme centers on a crashed expedition, hostile jungle environments and an ancient territorial creature. The science-fiction setting informs cards and locations.
Tips for beginners
Learn the basics of hand management and Will counters first; agree on group rules for communication during hidden choices.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
No — the game supports 2–7 players (players.min = 2).
How long does a game really take?
The listed duration is about 75 minutes; allow extra time for setup and explanation.
What prior experience do I need?
Classified as a heavier card game: familiarity with asymmetry, bluffing or deduction mechanics is helpful.
How does this compare to similar games?
Its One-versus-Many structure pairs Hidden Movement with simultaneous action choice and hand management, focusing on bluff and team coordination.
Is this suitable for families?
With a minimum age of 10 it’s family-friendly in theme, but mechanically more demanding than typical family games.
What mechanic makes it special?
The combination of Hidden Movement and Hand Management defines the experience.
Fazit
Not Alone: Remastered Edition is recommended for groups seeking asymmetric deduction card games. Newcomers may find the mechanics demanding, while experienced groups will get tense, strategic rounds.
Not Alone: Remastered Edition at your next game night?
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