Reviews

This game is one giant love note to all the B-movie zombie films from the 80's and 90's. Thematically and rules wise its one of the best games I've ever played much less zombie game (and I've played about all of them. Its fun to play, it plays fast, its fast and easy to learn, and its easy to play.
While it plays up to 6 players, I consider 5 to be the sweet spot as that makes for one zombie player and 4 other each playing a hero. The heroes characters are all the stereotypes you could ask for in a B-movie film, and the zombies are as gross and undead as can be. Even the scenario cards are made to feel like a horror movie. LOVE THIS GAME!
Its worth noting that like all other Flying Frog Games, this game comes with a soundtrack full of 80's styled synthesized music, zombie moans and sound effects. It exactly as awful and as glorious it sounds.

Hey, I'm gonna show up for this :)

I want to get into Western Expansion themed games like Lewis and Clark, so this is perfect :)

I am a huge fan of anything that comes from Flying Frog Productions, and "A Touch of Evil" is my favorite of the FFP lot!

The thematic feel, the mystery, the colonial era horror story angle, the attention to detail in the miniatures and artwork and wording, the use of real photography... all of it sings to me!

The easiest way to describe the game play would be to call it "Arkham Horror Lite"; it's got depth, but it doesn't bog down the game play or take near as much time to play as a game of Arkham Horror does.

Mix all these game elements with such a great vibe and setting in a witch's brew and you've got pure board game magic... with just a touch of evil to round it out.