Upper Deck Legendary Encounters: an Alien Expansion Game for204 months to 10000 months

Fantastic expansion to an already great first game!

Many cards, 2 new scenarios, the hard mode, the soldiers and new characters... plus the queen mother. Listen to me if you like the base game this expansion is a must for the content and the increased replay factor of an already high longevity game.

Amazing. A must buy

A great addition to the base game.

Really fun game, if you need a few hours to kill.

Great product and fast delivery!

Legendary Encounters: Alien quickly became one of my favorite games to play. After several playthroughs I decided to seek out the expansion and Ive been very happy with the content. This expansion adds more missions and hard modes for each mission including hard modes for all the base game missions, which I thought was great. This is the first Legendary game I have purchased where I did not have enough dividers for the cards given. Luckily enough, I had plenty from my other Legendary games, so be aware of that. If you enjoyed the base game Legendary Encounters: Alien, I highly recommend picking this up as well.

Great expansion! A bunch of stuff but the stand out to me is the two new locations and the three decks for each. New characters, avatars, drones, strikes, and playable queen for PvP.

Legendary Encounters: An Alien Deck Building Game is hand down the best game in the Legendary system of games. Its intense, and draws you in just like the Alien movies did. This new expansion adds some new and engaging innovations, while still offering the same intensity and fun. First of all there are many new avatar/role cards to choose from, each with their own unique abilities. There are also new kinds of strike cards, new locations, and new alien decks to play out. There are several new key words as well, like flying, which allows aliens to fly above the complex, and enhanced, in which players draw a hero card from the barracks, and whatever symbol it boasts then corresponds to some special ability on the alien card- giving the game and that scenario tons of replayability. There are some new key words that first appeared in Legendary Encounters: Firefly, like ranged, which allows aliens to strike from the complex instead of the combat zone, and stationary, in which the alien card does not move through the complex when revealed. The biggest innovation here is the ability for one player to play as the alien queen, turning the cooperative game into an all on one game (the core game has something similar, but not nearly as much fun). The queen player has his own player mat and deck of cards that he can recruit, and he can spend attack to attack a player directly, force him to discard card, add a card from the hive deck to the complex, or steal a card from the HQ that will later attack players. Playing with the queen player is a lot of fun, but know that this game is very hard even without somebody actively working against you. Playing against the alien to win is almost impossible, so the rulebook offers a scoring system depending on how far the humans got in the game. This game has always been more about the journey, however, and what an absolutely fantastic journey it is. Legendary Encounters: An Alien Deck Building Game is probably my favorite deck builder of all time, and this expansion adds a lot of fun, new stuff for your game. Do you need it? Of course not. If you like the core game fine as is, then dont bother. But if youre like me, and enjoying having a ton of options for your games, and enjoy watching each scenario evolve in its own way, I think youll really enjoy what this expansion has to offer. I highly recommend it. The Discriminating Gamer

Special for queen mode , its interesting