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I had previously reviewed Last Days by Ash Barker. The game is a model vs. model skirmish where two rival survivor bands struggle to survive during the Zombie apocalypse. The game focuses on warband vs. warband where the zombies function as a complication or friction to achieving the objectives.

Seasons is the first supplement to Last Days. It expands on the campaign element found in the Last Days booklet. This allows players to create a year long campaign where the changing weather and conditions impact your games, campaign, and survival.

Pre-COVID, Ash had started a campaign on his Guerilla Miniature Games site. However, COVID made continuing and completing it unfeasible at the time.

The main reason I picked up this book was two fold:

1. I love a good campaign system
2. I wanted to see how the rules expanded on the "survival" aspect of the genre
3. I also have a survival horror game in the works, so this is grist for the mill

With that being said, you may want to check out what I said about Last Days before you proceed. I will be trying to focus on what is new and unique to this book below.

So, let's shamble into the review.....



Find it on the blog here:
https://bloodandspectacles.blogspot.com/2020/12/review-last-days-seasons-osprey-games.html

Nice review, but I’ll come right out and say it: if you want to play Last Days as a campaign this book is simply a must and, as much as I like it, it really should have been part of the core product rather than an “expansion.”

 Manchu wrote:
Nice review, but I’ll come right out and say it: if you want to play Last Days as a campaign this book is simply a must and, as much as I like it, it really should have been part of the core product rather than an “expansion.”

I agree 100%.