I think the answer is video games and board games versus role playing games. There is an RPG feature in many other games. Replay is based on solid game mechanics and is fun even after playing a lot. And the story is interesting, it has important decisions and involves some improvement or change in the body over and over again. Ideally there should be a merger, the merger is more interesting than the sum of the parts.
Now of course there are countless board games, not legacy games. I was talking about Roll Player Adventures, where we finished adventures 8 to 11. After Adventure 11, you can completely restart the game. But we can't do much until we forget most of the story or decide to play with another band. Roll Player Adventures is also one of the upcoming board games (the polluted grid will be different). Of the balance problems during the campaign.
By comparison, games like Threat often don't have a campaign or storyline, but they do have very solid gameplay. Some people gamble over and over again because the dice roll randomly and players make different decisions each time. The same can be said for a board game epidemic or the usual jingle! . But people always seem bored with the same board for these games: you can get hazard boards with different themes, from Star Wars to Game of Thrones; There are many types of epidemics, including the New World War II; And the sound! It has versions of sunken treasure, cursed curse or space adventure.
Disaster Heritage, Pest Heritage, or Tribal! Legacy has incorporated board games with powerful game mechanics and has added a campaign mode. He listens! Legacy has a history book, but Legacy Panic and Legacy Epidemic also have plot elements. In each case, they have taken advantage of it, despite the obstacles we can barely imagine." And there are some changes to the diagram, adding new sections to consider, new locations, new routes. It's not about destroying game materials, but about add something new to the original game. At the end of the campaign, you won't be able to play the campaign again; But below you have a kind of repetition. The cards you lose often tell you how to change the game and don't need anything else.
I do not detail here other traditional games . But there are some more examples based on existing base games and add campaign like above. And unlike Seafall, the game mechanics have many advantages. A well-tested base game seems like a good starting point for a legacy game.
