Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion has everything the original Gloomhaven has, but it was promoted as an entry point to Gloomhaven. Having read everything I could about the game, the decision was made. My curiosity was unchanged and still challenged. Following the industry news quite closely, I learned about the game very fast. I didn’t want to invest that much into a large legacy game that, god forbid, wouldn’t be loved by my gaming party (that scaled down to just me and my husband during lockdown time).Īnd that’s when Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion was released. All of that together, in addition to the high price, was quite scared. Some game parties play it for over a year or longer. Then, the game is very long, having 90+ scenarios.
Plus, I wasn’t that much into any gloomy battle games (or that’s what I thought). The game is very difficult, and the fact that its video tutorials are usually very long did not ease my mind.
You must know by now, I was extremely curious about this game since I got into the hobby. The moment it appears on the websites, it gets sold out nearly immediately. If you’re following board game news even a tiny bit, you must have heard of the mighty Gloomhaven, the game that broke all the records and has been the #1 game (of ALL games) in Board Game Geek. I bought Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion nearly a year ago, and it was all just sitting on my shelf up till the last few weeks.
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