Clank! Legacy: Acquisitions Incorporated

Clank! is a game that holds its value. It was around $50 when I first played it, and it's around $50 now. There aren't really used copies floating around, because...well...it's Clank!.. Combining deck-building with a "water-rising" (ala Pandemic) that spills over into your health track (making this a combination of dungeon crawling and push-your-luck) was an incredibly successful combo commercially. People love it. Now personally, I found the original Clank! a bit too stressful, and I frankly hated the vertical map. But another irritation I had was that gameplay lacked variety, and there just wasn't much story or flavor to the game beyond card descriptions and artwork. But here comes a Legacy version and I KNEW this would go over better in my home.My wife liked Clank!, and I thought about buying it for her, but she urged me not to. She liked it...but not THAT much. Just check it out at the library again sometime, not anytime soon. But I felt in my bones that if there were narrative decisions (well, any narrative at all really) the game would be a massive hit with my wife. And I was not wrong.This game has flaws. Some could argue there's TOO MUCH narrative. There's Prologue, Epilogue, plus narrative every time you accomplish any numbered contract or or trigger any numbered space. That can actually feel overwhelming when combined with all the regular Clank! fiddliness. My first two games, I made a LOT of mistakes. I would NOT recommend playing this game without playing Clank! first, just to avoid a lot of first-time player mistakes that may hold back your experience. And putting down all those stickers...yeah I haven't put down this many stickers since Seafall. But this is no Seafall.A friend of mine who designs games for a living once told me "When it's not working, add humor." The problem with a lot of games (and especially Seafall) is that brilliant mechanics, great theme and artwork, etc, etc, just plain aren't FUN, and a game NEEDS to be fun, otherwise...it ceases to be a game. But not to worry. In this game, there is a super-abundance of fun. I haven't seen this much fun injected into a dungeon crawl since I played Dragon's Crown with my wife (the video game). There's a LOT of light-hearted humor to be found here, in all the flavor text, the narrative, everywhere. It's not amped up to 11, but with a game like this the lighter touch REALLY goes a long way to keeping up the fun factor.ComponentsThere's a LOT in this box. A hundred bucks worth easy. You've got the starter decks for four characters, miniatures (!), a full deck of adventure cards, a "book of secrets" (narrative), rulebook, cubes, Clank bag, coins tokens etc, a giant folder of stickers, tons of extra tokens to punch out as the game progresses, a book of cards (and magnetic cardboard box to hold them!) for contracts), and a GIANT double-sided board. That's a LOT of value for your money!!! One important point to note is to handle the Book of Secrets with kid gloves. After ONE game the pages were falling out and the binding had basically been ripped to shreds. Fold and roll its pages at your own risk. I wish that the cards were threaded instead of slick cardboard that's GOING to wear out if you don't sleeve it (I just don't care that much, let it wear out, but I HATE slippery cards). Otherwise I don't really have any issues with components. I LOVE the new board design. It's huge and gorgeous and thick. Likewise for your headquarters. It's awesome. I can't stand cardboard money so I'm replacing mine with metal tokens. If you want an upgrade that's what I would suggest (other than sleeving the cards if you want them to last forever). Speaking of forever...LongevityOh no! Woe is me! When my campaign is done I'll have to throw everything away!!! ... ... ... ... Hahahaaha!!!!! Nope!!!! When you're done with this campaign you've still got the map you have created and customized and can play on to your sweet li'l heart's content! But aside from that...wait a minute! You have the Clank bag! You have the cubes! You have the Adventure Deck! You have starting decks! It's almost like...wait for it... YOU HAVE THE BASE GAME AND CAN COMBINE IT WITH ALL THE EXPANSIONS!!!! Wait, wha??? You mean I can combine it with the underwater and mummy etc, ect.??? You bet your fluffy bunny slippers of sneaking you can!!!!!I played the first game yesterday. My wife was exhausted. I was prepared to wait a long while before she wanted to play again. She wanted to play TODAY. She's REALLY into this game. And so am I. She would love to do a real RPG campaign, but lacks the friend group to do so, and the time to commit. If you are like our family where you have avid gamers who want to keep things fun and friendly and don't have a basement a van full of friends to play a huge RPG campaign regularly (or if the idea of trying to play Gloomhaven scares the living daylights out of you...or even if you just want a dungeon crawl with more humor and light-heartedness) THIS is an excellent game.Here's what's REALLY insane: Remember how I said that Clank! has held it's value really well and it's still floating around for $50? Well Clank Legacy was $100 at release but has since fluctuated in price and can be had anywhere from $80 to ... $50?!?!? Wait, what!!!???? You're saying this box loaded with goodies, with MINIATURES, with an ENORMOUS double sided map, a CAMPAIGN...CAN BE HAD FOR THE SAME PRICE AS THE BASE GAME????? YES!!!!!!!! I bought Clank Legacy for $50!!!! If you can get this game anywhere near that price...DO IT. It's a good game for $100. It's well worth it for $80. But at $50 or $60, you need this game if you like Clank. Even if you don't...you might love this.

My two sons and I just finished our last game of the Clank! Legacy campaign and we had one of our best board game experiences of our life! This was our first Legacy-type game and we had a blast.The box is appreciably honking with tons of envelopes, boxes and secrets. The character figures are fun and the colored bases make it a snap to keep track of which of the gray characters is yours on the board. Quality was pretty good but not perfect. Our separate player-health tracker board was a bit warped, the "Book of secrets" game book was poorly bound and all the pages were falling out by the end, some of the stickers and cards had printing or color-consistency issues, and it can be hard to precisely place stickers to make everything line up. Nothing to majorly detract from our enjoyment but still worth noting so you're aware. Most of the cards looked great and the stickers were of high-quality and stuck well (sometimes too well after you realize you misaligned something and can't fix it...)If you've played base Clank! before, this is a similar experience though not identical. There are lots of new rule and game play mechanics as well as some that were removed (e.g., there are no "Device" cards in this version). During the campaign play-through, the regular objective of getting an artifact and escaping is still present but you have more to do and additional story-based objectives. There's typically plenty to do such that different players can focus on completing separate objectives. The story aspects of these objectives are more choose-your-own-adventure than full-on D&D role-playing but there are also plenty of less restricted player decision.You can be cooperative and use group-tactics like agreeing to not purchasing anything from the Dungeon Row to keep near-to-death players alive longer or you be cut-throat and just focus on #1. In my case, playing with younger kids, 10 and 12, working cooperative was important to keep the game fun for all. Still, there were times when some of my kids felt left-out when they didn't get the highest score or didn't get to do as much of the story portions during a game. We were able to keep the game balanced though for us and everyone had fun.You play through 10+ games with the same group of 2 to 4 people each game lasting 2 to 3 hours. For our experience, we easily had 25 hours of game play. Plus, when the campaign is over, you have your own customized copy of Clank! to keep playing into the future with two board sides. The card backs are the same as the base version of Clank! so you can even mix-and-match cards between them. Nearly all of the cards in this version of the game are new and they do a better job at opening up game play options and providing interesting synergies.The game is quite funny and the descriptions at the bottoms of most of the cards are simply a delight. We had never watched or listened to any of Penny Arcade's Acquisitions Incorporated but we still enjoyed the characters and world and smiled a ton at the humor, silliness, fantasy cliches, and not-so-subtle D&D references :)This is definitely worth picking up if you're a fan of Clank!. If your groups hasn't played Clank! before, I believe you still stand to have a good time but will be at a bit of a disadvantage during the first few games as you learn the intuition of which cards to buy to help you achieve your objectives whereas veterans can focus more on the new mechanics and story beats.Lastly, you'll want to sleeve the cards due to how often they are reshuffled by players.This is a highly recommended game and a great cohesive multi-session experience!

First off, if you buy this game from Amazon, check that all the game components are present and in tact. The copy I got had a damaged box, but I asked for a replacement and I received it a few days later. On some board game forums, there have been complaints of missing components, but Renegade Game Studios have great customer service and will mail any missing components straight to you.As for the game itself, it's great! I have played both Clank! and Clank in Space! multiple times, but Clank! Legacy adds so much that it is worth the extra money(even better if you can get it on sale for less than $70!). Clank! Legacy has a 10+ game campaign that gives personal goals to each player, new secrets, side missions and a fun narrative on top of the already fun deck-building, press-your-luck gameplay. Once your done with the campaign, you will have your own custom version of the game with cards, board spaces and extra rules that are unique to your copy! (I have not provided images of the board or components as those would spoil the surprises!)I played the campaign with two of my friends starting in February, and tried to play it once a week. While Covid-19 delayed our plans, we were able to continue playing through Skype and managed to finish the campaign recently. Even though each game took about an hour longer than it usually would have, this game really helped us stay in contact and have fun together.If you already have Clank! Legacy, I would highly recommend the expansions as well(as seen in the images), but only after finishing the campaign. If you do not think you can get a consistent group of people to play the campaign, then I would recommend getting Clank in Space! as it has extra gameplay elements that are not found in either Clank! Legacy or regular Clank!

We love Clank and play it with another couple. We decided we wanted something a little more complex. This will be our third legacy game. We have also played charterstone and jaws of the lion. We are only 1 game in so far but it has been a lot of fun. Don't know if we got unlucky but we pulled so many dragon cards on our first game that 3 of 4 people died. They either made the dragon more deadly through additional dragon cards in the deck or we were very unlucky. The game is easy to learn if you have already played base Clank. It has added rules in fast enough without be too much too fast. Buy this game once the sequel goes on sale and I'll bet you can get a good price.

This game is spectacular! My friend and I played a lot of Clank! in Space! over the past year. It probably hit the table more than any other game I own. We never played the original fantasy clank, so we can't compare.But I eventually decided to give this one a try. It was out first Legacy game ever and we absolutely loved it!It starts like a fairly basic Clank! game, but then more and more thing happen and eventually there is a whole host of additional mechanics at play.It is true that the games get longer and longer as new mechanics are unveiled. We didn't mind that at all since we were enjoying the game so much. This first couple games were probably 30 minutes of playtime after setup. The last couple of games were close to 4 hours (including setup and takedown). BUT... we play semi-cooperatively, intentionally stalling out the adventure row to prevent dragon attacks so the other person could achieve some goal. I believe if you play competitively the games would be much shorter.It is also true that there is a bit of a lull after game 5 or 6. It kind of shifts from "Do the thing so you can reveal the new surprise" to "ok, you now know what you are doing... face this additional challenge". That might bother some people, but it didn't bother us at all.Do you need to play one of the original Clank! games before playing this? I would recommend it, but it definitely isn't necessary.More legacy games are one-time-through, then the game has been modified to much that it isn't really playable again. But this one is different. As you go through the story you make choices that modify several components of the game. But once you are finished with the campaign, you end up a version that is 100% playable and honestly superior to every other version of Clank!.I plan to purchase this game again and play it all the way through with a different set of board gaming buddies.

Product arrived in new condition, shipped fast and is a great customization of the base game based off of decision made in the first 10 games to create unique boards to use with family and friends.

Excellent Legacy game! So great we bought a second copy and played with a different group. Just waited an extended time so it wouldn’t be fresh on our memory. But it was great. Highly recommend!

Having never played a single Clank Game I was unsure what to expect. Needless to say it was super easy getting into...you basically start with the same 10 cards each game and build onto that, giving yourself movement, attack points, and special combos. Over the course you will make CLANK! And everyone throws a cube into a middle pile, which once the dragon is revealed you put the cubes in a bag and hope you don’t get your color pulled, as you take damage.The first few games you probably won’t have too much trouble, But as you progress it gets ever so anticipating to NOT draw your cubes. You’ll want t complete missions and grab your treasure so you can score the most points. But watch out! You can also be a trouble maker...stealing your friends loot, taking all the movement cards to slow your opponents, or getting back to home base right away and therefore screwing your opponents as you then take 4 cubes every turn.There are so many different missions and so many different ways to play it’s great and so much fun! The legacy content is full fledged here...you’ll be reading a lot, pulling stickers often, and destroying lots of cards. I highly recommend it. My favorite legacy game, better than Charterstone and even pandemic! Great for younger ones too, I think Kids would enjoy it. My group has 2 13 year olds and we all love it.

Jogo excelente, cada partida é nova e acrescenta muito ao jogo. Único porém é que o jogo é em inglês e tem muito texto com piadas, o que pode atrapalhar um pouco a experiência de quem não tem tanta facilidade com a língua

10/10 Game

Compra internacional que valeu a pena.Cuidado que vazam até as fotos da alfândega, tinham todos os meus dados e tentam te cobrar impostos. Não tem que pagar mais nada.

Fans of Clank! will most likely gush over this legacy version of the game, especially with more than 2 players. Non-fans of deck-builders probably won't.Deck-building games like Clank! and Dominion can feel anti-social at times with every player so focused on their own cards that they didn't really pay attention or care about what the other players are doing, not unlike playing with a computer.Clank! Legacy overcomes this issue to a degree because, even though it's competitive, it has the feeling of a co-op game, with one player exploring one section of the board to see what's there, and another player exploring another section, and everyone is thrilled to see what gets uncovered next, which is part of the fun of legacy games.I probably would have enjoyed the game more with more players (I've heard from friends who loved it as a 4-player game), but as a 2-player game, there wasn't a great deal of player interaction, banging into each other, competing for spots on the boards, that kind of fun conflict.The final board is supposed to be playable as a regular game once the it's completed, and I suppose it is, but without the legacy elements, it probably won't hold the interest of players who aren't big on deck-building.I got through the game and enjoyed certain parts of it here and there, especially the humorous aspects of the writing which had me laughing out loud many times, but I often felt unengaged by the core deck-building mechanics, and even though I didn't hate it (the Clank! games are well designed for what they are), I'm not about to become a deck-building fan any time soon.To reiterate: If you already like Clank! and other deck-builders, you'll probably love it. If deck-builders don't grab you anymore or never did, you might be better off skipping this one.

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