Tabletopia - Guards of Atlantis II · published
Fear has evolved. Terrorscape 2 brings back the tense, asymmetric hide-and-seek gameplay of the original, now with deeper strategy, fresh maps, and terrifying new villains to outwit - or be hunted by. And yes - your favorite heroes and killers from Season 1 are fully compatible, making this a must-play sequel for fans and newcomers alike.
The Rhythm of the Hunt
In Terrorscape 2, a team of survivors must either escape or defeat the monster hunting them down.
The board is divided into two mirrored halves - one for the survivors, one for the monster - separated by a building screen that hides each side’s actions. Both sides see the same map, but from their own perspective, creating a tense game of hidden movement and deduction.
Survivors have several ways to win:
Repair the car and drive away.
Fix the radio to call for help.
Find five key cards and escape through the main or side exit.
Defeat the monster in combat if they are well-armed and ready.
The monster wins by either:
Killing one survivor, or
Winning the final showdown if the survivors decide to confront it.
Each round is split into two phases. Survivors act first, moving across the map, searching rooms for useful items, and performing actions. Some actions are quiet, but the most important ones create noise, leaving clues for the monster. After every survivor has acted, noise tokens are placed on the board, revealing which areas were disturbed.
Then the monster takes its turn. Using the noise clues, it tries to track the survivors down - blocking passages with barricades, sniffing out their approximate location, and moving quickly to close the distance.
The tension builds with every round. The longer survivors stay hidden, the closer they get to finishing their objectives - but the monster grows stronger over time, gaining new abilities and becoming harder to evade. By the final rounds, both sides have powerful tools, the monster is closing in, and every move could decide the outcome.
Frozen Fears: What’s New in Season 2
Terrorscape 2 takes the fear north - to a remote polar research station. But this is more than just a reskin. The new map introduces unique mechanics, including a two-level environment: survivors can leap through windows to escape outside, but they can’t come back in unless they find a rope.
Season 2 also brings two new ways to win.
Repair the snowcar: survivors must perform six repair actions, refuel it, and then start the engine - but once it roars to life, the noise will immediately alert the monster. The team must survive one more round under heavy pressure. If all survivors manage to stay alive and gather at the snowcar’s location by the end of that round, they escape.
Face the monster in a final showdown: all survivors must agree to gather in the same location as the monster and initiate combat. Every weapon they’ve collected during the game can be used in this fight - but there’s a twist. At the start of the game, the monster’s strengths and weaknesses are secretly set: one location where it’s more powerful, and one type of weapon it’s vulnerable to. Survivors can only discover its weakness, leaving the final battle full of tension and risk.
You’ll also find new item decks, with weapons and medical gear to prepare for the climactic battle.
Five new survivors join the roster, each with unique abilities - some are experts at quiet repairs, others can distract or fight more effectively.
And of course, three brand-new monsters stalk the frozen station, each with its own terrifying hunting style.
Try It Now on Tabletopia
You don’t have to wait for the campaign to end - you can already experience the core Terrorscape 2 gameplay online! The Tabletopia edition includes the base game with the terrifying Orion monster ready to hunt your group.
Set up a room, gather your friends, and dive into the tension of hidden movement and deduction - all without shuffling cards or setting up components manually. Whether you’re a veteran of Season 1 or new to the game, Tabletopia makes it easy to jump in and start playing.