Disney Villainous, Perfectly Wretched - Villain Video Review
Today we explore a mixture of modern and historic Disney villains in this review of Perfectly Wretched.
This is the part of a series of reviews I’ve done for Disney Villainous, focusing on each character in turn. I’ll be ranking the difficulty of each Villain, placing them as easy, medium, or hard. I’ll also outline a basic strategy that I tend to follow when playing that villain, although it is by no means the definitive way to play. I’ll pick out my top 3 cards for each villain, although I’ll largely ignore those directly required for the villain to achieve victory – cards like the Crown and Trident for Ursula, Titans for Hades, Kuzco for Yzma, and so on – unless I feel they contribute heavily to victory.
Internally Perfectly Wretched feels very well balanced, all the villains are very similar in difficulty, and their Condition cards harmonise well with the other villains in this box. However, I feel this box is much more challenging than the other ones within the range, although I enjoy the challenge, despite how frustrating it can be! Experienced players will definitely find Perfectly Wretched refreshing if they’re getting bored of the game, although new players may struggle with it.
Here you’ll be able to watch my reviews of Mother Gothel and Cruella De Vil, but members can also watch my reviews of Pete!
Alternatively, anyone can read through these reviews by clicking here!
Mother knows best, and it’s your chance to prove it! Can achieve victory by earning Rapunzel’s trust?
Cruella must capture puppies to win! Although her goal sounds simple, but it’s far more challenging than, and she must make cunning use of her items and allies to achieve victory.