Playing Gloom

Gloom
Gloom is a game that we played. it was supposed to have sad feel to it were the players get family cards and in order to win you have to kill your family faster that the other players. Crazy right! You get modifier cards that have different effects some negative, as an positive for the player and positive which can cost you the game. The character portraits do a great job of lending personality to the characters, the borders in the cards maintain the Gothic feel very well and the clear cards work as intended, allowing you to see the underlying cards even after many have been added.

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