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title: "The 7th Continent Classic Edition - Core Box - English Version - Boardgame - Cooperative - 1 to 4 Players - Adventure - Exploration - Survival"
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# Dozens of hours of replay 100+ unique cards per game Solo & Coop play up to 4 The 7th Continent Classic Edition - Core Box - English Version - Boardgame - Cooperative - 1 to 4 Players - Adventure - Exploration - Survival

**Brand:** serious poulp
**Price:** A$209
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌍 Embark on the ultimate choose-your-own-adventure board game—where every decision shapes your survival story!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** The 7th Continent Classic Edition - Core Box - English Version - Boardgame - Cooperative - 1 to 4 Players - Adventure - Exploration - Survival by serious poulp
- **How much does it cost?** A$209 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/227520270-the-7th-continent-classic-edition-core-box-english-version-boardgame)

## Best For

- serious poulp enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted serious poulp brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Quick Save & Resume:** Elegant save system lets you pause and pick up your adventure anytime without losing momentum.
- • **Solo or Squad Survival:** Seamlessly switch between solo quests or cooperative gameplay with up to 4 players for shared epic storytelling.
- • **Strategic Risk & Reward:** Push your luck with an innovative action deck that doubles as your energy pool—master the balance to survive.
- • **Premium Components & Design:** High-quality cards with smooth finish and sturdy box ensure your epic exploration looks as good as it feels.
- • **Endless Adventure Replayability:** Every game reshapes your journey with randomized events and alternative maps—no two plays are the same.

## Overview

The 7th Continent Classic Edition is a critically acclaimed cooperative board game for 1-4 players that blends exploration, survival, and strategy. Featuring over 100 unique cards, randomized events, and a push-your-luck mechanic, it offers dozens of hours of highly replayable adventure. Designed for solo or group play, it includes a smart save system and premium components, making it a must-have for fans of immersive, narrative-driven gameplay.

## Description

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Review: Fun yet super challenging survival board game. - Had been looking for something that I can play in a sort of "videogame" style or "dm-less" RPG. This very much fits the bill. The closest match I can say is that it is very much like an old "point and click" game with some survival elements added in. Also for the purpose of this review I have only played as a Solo experience, which is honestly how I would recommend playing at least at first. Drop in/Drop out of other players is quite doable if you see your time being mixed. RULES: The basic mechanics are fairly easy to learn. exploration is through revealing cards as directed based on your actions and if those actions succeed or fail. Those pass/fail conditions are based on drawing cards from an action deck (which doubles as your "energy" pool). then adding up the number of stars to see if you beat the required number. This uses an element of "push your luck" as drawing more cards gives higher chance of success while lower your overall "energy" to continue without finding a way to replenish the deck. GAMEPLAY: The strategy is where the difficulty ramps up. trying to decide how much you are willing to risk, when to fix problem states (injury, etc), and how far to explore before eating/hunting. These things will make or break your journey through the 7th continent. And occasionally that journey does end in your character(s) dying, which has you resetting the game to the starting state. This creates a "rouge-like" element, and I recommend taking notes so that you can remember key things from game to game. in between sessions there is a simple and elegant system to "save" your progress using specially marked cards. The game can be torn down in less than a minute using this feature and set back up in slightly more. the longer bit of setup is sorting out cards that were sent to "the past" section in your previous session and returning them to their places in the trays. I actually tend to do this when I pack up so that start up time is super quick next time. QUALITY: As for components and overall quality. The cards are made from good stock with a smooth finish. All of the cards are the same square cards so specialty sleeves (80mm x 80mm) will be needed. The publisher only recommends sleeving the action and other commonly used cards (around 100 cards). the punch out character standees are functional if a touch on the small side. Dice included are also small, but are the right size for what they are used for (durability counters for items not rolling). Box itself is also a good quality and sturdy. Shelf storage might be a bit awkward as the cards might slide around if placed on its side, but honestly it hasnt been on my shelf since I got it. VALUE: You definitely get a lot of game for your buck here. the game contains three different curses that can be played in any order or with multiple (or even all) at the same time. Each will take you several hours of play to work through. There are several expansions at a fairly decent price. I have not purchased any as of yet, but plan to do so once I get some more time in.
Review: A Choose Your Own Adventure as a board game - I purchased 7th Continent after hearing that it played much like Sleeping Gods. I love exploration games and as an avid reader that loved the choose your own adventure stories as a child, this game sounded really good. Upon playing the first curse and not surviving, I learned from previous actions and lasted longer. This game is fun to play, it is tile based and there are literally hundreds of possible cards to pull. The game is easy to learn but difficult to master. I love that aspect. I love that every action chosen will have a consequence rather good or bad. The game can be played solo or with up to 4 people. The expansions are very cheap ranging from 17-20 dollars. My game group really enjoys this and I also play solo a lot. There is more exploration than combat and you definitely have to use your brain. Of you like strategy mixed with a little luck, this game is a must.

## Features

- A MUST! One of the biggest hits on Kickstarter now available for everyone.
- SOLO OR COOPERATIVE: Designed to be played solo or cooperatively with up to 4 players.
- EXPERIENCE FOND MEMORIES: Rediscover the experience of adventure game books from your childhood.
- HOURS OF ADVENTURE: Dozens of hours of adventure await you as you discover the Continent.
- A DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE IN EACH GAME: Dozens of random events and alternative maps mean you'll experience a different adventure every time you play.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08C5BQVJD |
| Best Sellers Rank | #293,484 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #7,875 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (639) |
| Item Weight | 5.8 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Serious Poulp |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
| Package Dimensions | 9.06 x 8.66 x 4.33 inches |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this the same 7th continent that's like $400?**
A: Yes, this is the same game, however this is the Classic Edition while the version you have seen elsewhere is the Kickstarter Edition being resold by someone who backed the campaign. We are able to offer the Classic Edition at this price because we are the publisher of the game.
In terms of content, the main differences are that the Classic Edition uses standees instead of plastic minis, and comes with one less curse and a few less cards than the Kickstarter Edition.

**Q: Average play time?**
A: It’s up to you. To get through one curse would probably take 2-3 hours. HOWEVER, you will probably die the first time and the second time. Meaning first play is maybe an hour. Then your learn the placement of items and make it further the second time. Maybe 3rd or 4 th time you make it. There are 3 curses in the base game.
Also. There is a very good save mechanism. So you can stop and restart anytime you want. In fact, it’s encouraged by some of the later mechanisms in the game. Total time to beat a curse with replays: ~10 hours. 3 curses maybe 40 hours total.

**Q: What curses come in the box?**
A: There are three curses included: “The Voracious Goddess”, “An Offering to the Guardians” and “The Bloody Hunt”.

**Q: Is this the one with the errors?**
A: This edition includes the latest version of the cards, including all errata (and the Classic Edition was not affected by the color or size issues).

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun yet super challenging survival board game.
*by K***R on January 29, 2021*

Had been looking for something that I can play in a sort of "videogame" style or "dm-less" RPG. This very much fits the bill. The closest match I can say is that it is very much like an old "point and click" game with some survival elements added in. Also for the purpose of this review I have only played as a Solo experience, which is honestly how I would recommend playing at least at first. Drop in/Drop out of other players is quite doable if you see your time being mixed. RULES: The basic mechanics are fairly easy to learn. exploration is through revealing cards as directed based on your actions and if those actions succeed or fail. Those pass/fail conditions are based on drawing cards from an action deck (which doubles as your "energy" pool). then adding up the number of stars to see if you beat the required number. This uses an element of "push your luck" as drawing more cards gives higher chance of success while lower your overall "energy" to continue without finding a way to replenish the deck. GAMEPLAY: The strategy is where the difficulty ramps up. trying to decide how much you are willing to risk, when to fix problem states (injury, etc), and how far to explore before eating/hunting. These things will make or break your journey through the 7th continent. And occasionally that journey does end in your character(s) dying, which has you resetting the game to the starting state. This creates a "rouge-like" element, and I recommend taking notes so that you can remember key things from game to game. in between sessions there is a simple and elegant system to "save" your progress using specially marked cards. The game can be torn down in less than a minute using this feature and set back up in slightly more. the longer bit of setup is sorting out cards that were sent to "the past" section in your previous session and returning them to their places in the trays. I actually tend to do this when I pack up so that start up time is super quick next time. QUALITY: As for components and overall quality. The cards are made from good stock with a smooth finish. All of the cards are the same square cards so specialty sleeves (80mm x 80mm) will be needed. The publisher only recommends sleeving the action and other commonly used cards (around 100 cards). the punch out character standees are functional if a touch on the small side. Dice included are also small, but are the right size for what they are used for (durability counters for items not rolling). Box itself is also a good quality and sturdy. Shelf storage might be a bit awkward as the cards might slide around if placed on its side, but honestly it hasnt been on my shelf since I got it. VALUE: You definitely get a lot of game for your buck here. the game contains three different curses that can be played in any order or with multiple (or even all) at the same time. Each will take you several hours of play to work through. There are several expansions at a fairly decent price. I have not purchased any as of yet, but plan to do so once I get some more time in.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Choose Your Own Adventure as a board game
*by W***I on December 28, 2024*

I purchased 7th Continent after hearing that it played much like Sleeping Gods. I love exploration games and as an avid reader that loved the choose your own adventure stories as a child, this game sounded really good. Upon playing the first curse and not surviving, I learned from previous actions and lasted longer. This game is fun to play, it is tile based and there are literally hundreds of possible cards to pull. The game is easy to learn but difficult to master. I love that aspect. I love that every action chosen will have a consequence rather good or bad. The game can be played solo or with up to 4 people. The expansions are very cheap ranging from 17-20 dollars. My game group really enjoys this and I also play solo a lot. There is more exploration than combat and you definitely have to use your brain. Of you like strategy mixed with a little luck, this game is a must.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Complex, and tends to include a lot of "filing" but interesting
*by M***S on September 19, 2021*

I've heard that some people complain a bit about the amount of "filing" in this game. The base game includes hundreds of small square cards that contain all of the map locations and notes of what is happening. Keeping these in order and placing the correct ones does take a bit of work. However, the reason for all the filing does slowly come out. This is a deep game where a curse has been placed on your characters and you are attempting to solve it. The cards themselves are your timer as once they run out the game will end if a certain card is drawn once you reshuffle the discard pile. The game is not forgiving. You need to work together, and work fast to get through the adventure as quickly as possible. Yet, rushing increases the odds of failure for each skill check. Its not for everyone, and I will admit that I hesitate to bring it out unless i know the group I'm going to show it to are going to be interested. But with the right group its a great game.

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