Designer: T.W. Burgess | Publisher: T.W. Burgess
Old photographs are creepy. A fact Photoghasts hinges itself on, as a wannabe spooky card game teamed with an app. After being dealt a hand of character and action cards, players take turns to scan each character card picture, waiting with bated breath to see what horrors await. A ‘shutter hold’ result means you’re safe, as does ‘exposed,’ which also exorcises the ghost. But if you get ‘scare’, the ghoul is unleashed, killing you and costing points – although you can still play on from beyond the grave. The result you get is disappointingly randomised, although the action cards offer somewhat of a counter, from resurrection to stealing points.
It is unlikely you will be scared. Although the grainy photos on the cards…
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Tabletop Gaming (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue 82