campaign game survey (#1)

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If you hear about a game that sounds awesome and then you learn it's a campaign game, how does that change your excitement?

I'm more excited if it's a campaign game

My excitement doesn't change

I'm less excited if it's a campaign game

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How many campaign games have you played in the last year?

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How many campaign games are currently on your shelf of opportunity or will arrive soon?

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At what player count are you most likely to play a campaign game?

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What is your preferred campaign length?

In other words, is longer necessarily better?

3-5 games (1-2 sessions)

6-10 games (3-4 sessions)

11-20 games (6-8 sessions)

21-40 games (12-16 sessions)

40+ games (17+ sessions)

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If you've ever purchased and played a campaign game you enjoyed but didn't finish the campaign, how do you feel about it in retrospect?

I'm happy to have played part of the campaign and feel good about the purchase.

I feel like I had an incomplete experience and don't feel good about the purchase.

I don't have strong feelings either way.

I've finished every campaign game I've ever started.

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If your budget currently allows for one of the following campaign games, which are you most likely to buy?

a $90 game advertising 40+ hours of campaign gameplay

a $70 game advertising 30+ hours of campaign gameplay

a $50 game advertising 20+ hours of campaign gameplay

a $30 game advertising 10+ hours of campaign gameplay

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If you're playing a campaign-style game, what is your preferred game length?

5-10 minutes (e.g., The Crew)

15-20 minutes (e.g., My City)

30-45 minutes (e.g., The King's Dilemma)

60-90 minutes (e.g., Charterstone)

90+ minutes (e.g., The Rise of Fenris)

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Which of the following would you rather play?

A single 3-4 hour game, potentially over several sessions

3-4 separate games (each with setup and cleanup) within a campaign

I probably wouldn't play either of those

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Are there some genres of campaign game that you get more excited about than others?

choose all genres for which you're generally tempted to buy as campaign games

dungeon crawlers (e.g., Gloomhaven, Journeys in Middle Earth)

open-world adventures (e.g., Tainted Grail, Sleeping Gods)

village/city/empire building (e.g., The Rise of Queensdale, Charterstone)

puzzle games (e.g., Pandemic Legacy, The Crew)

mystery/LCG (e.g., Arkham Horror LCG)

competitive

cooperative

legacy

non-legacy

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