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The direct spiritual successor to Gloomhaven, set in a frozen northern outpost. A massive cooperative campaign of tactical card-driven combat, branching narratives, 138 scenarios, 17 playable classes, and a village-building meta-layer that evolves across your entire campaign. If you love Gloomhaven's blend of deep tactical combat and persistent character progression, Frosthaven is the natural next step. It keeps the same satisfying card-play system you know, while layering in entirely new mechanics — seasonal events, mysteries to solve, and direct control over how your ramshackle outpost grows between adventures. You get an even bigger box of content than Gloomhaven, with over 100 new items, three new races, and more than twenty new enemy types to face. Every session feeds into a living campaign that rewards long-term investment, making it ideal if you want hundreds of hours of evolving, story-rich play from a single purchase.

An epic-fantasy cooperative dungeon crawler for 1–5 players where resurrected heroes battle evil forces governed by an innovative AI system — no game master needed. Features ultra-detailed 32mm miniatures, deep character customisation, story-driven quests, and a persistent soul-progression system across the campaign. Like Gloomhaven, Sword & Sorcery puts you in the shoes of powerful, customisable heroes fighting through a campaign of interconnected scenarios — all without a dungeon master. The AI-controlled monster system creates intelligent, reactive enemies that keep every battle feeling tactical and fresh, much like Gloomhaven's enemy action cards. You'll find the same satisfying loop of levelling up, finding new equipment, and uncovering a rich narrative across multiple sessions. The soul-resurrection mechanic — where fallen heroes become ghost forms rather than being eliminated — even echoes Gloomhaven's exhaustion-based tension, keeping you in the fight right to the end.

A classic 1–8 player cooperative investigation game set in 1920s Lovecraftian Massachusetts. Players race to close dimensional gates, battle unspeakable monsters, and prevent an Ancient One from awakening — all while managing both stamina and sanity thresholds in a richly thematic, scenario-driven experience. Gloomhaven fans who love the sense of mounting dread, evolving threats, and cooperative problem-solving under pressure will find that same tension in Arkham Horror — just transposed from dungeon corridors to fog-drenched city streets. The game's unique dual-resource system (sanity and stamina) adds a psychological layer that makes every encounter feel consequential, rewarding careful tactical thinking just as Gloomhaven does. It's a genuine wildcard because the setting shifts from heroic fantasy to cosmic horror, but the soul is the same: a deep, scenario-rich cooperative game where every player's role matters and failure always feels like it's just one bad dice roll away. If you want to stay in the same strategic headspace but explore a completely different atmosphere, this is your game.