Overview
At a glance
Is this game right for my group?
ABG editorial scores on a 1–5 scale.
Harder to teach
High replayability
Highly interactive
Scales well
Deep strategy
How it plays
How does it play?
Anima: Beyond Good and Evil Everything ended. Omega, the ancient entity that threatened to disrupt all life in Gaïa, is sealed.
Core mechanisms
Key systems that shape the decisions players make.
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Anima: Beyond Good and Evil Everything ended. Omega, the ancient entity that threatened to disrupt all life in Gaïa, is sealed. Its unlimited source of power, the Infinity Orb, has been shattered, and the splinters scattered. Humanity continued forward, confident that this grave danger has past... or has it? Anima: Beyond Good and Evil is the first stand-alone expansion for Anima: Shadow of Omega. You take control of a party of exceptional characters, wielding their cunning and magical powers to complete missions and ultimately stop the ultimate evil, Genesis. Be warned, however, other players will hinder your actions in order to claim victory for themselves. In the 2-4 player card game Anima: Beyond Good and Evil, the adventure in Gaïa continues, and is playable in about an hour. Beyond Good and Evil can be played as an independent game, or it can be combined with Anima: Shadow of Omega Revised Edition for an even more epic gaming experience. • 1 rule book • 110 cards (Characters, Areas, Encounters, Missions, and Advantages) • 4 character counters • 2 six-sided dice • 1 ten-sided die Integrates with: Anima: Shadow of Omega Anima: Twilight of the Gods