That said on closer inspection there are some weird corners cut. Miniatures, cards, boards, dice and tokens galore. First thing to say is that it is an impressive production. I’ve played the computer game a bit, enough to be aware how it works and to make the comparison here. This project at least seems to have at least delivered the core experience.Īll in copy of Darkest Dungeon. You can check out this episode of Brainwaves to hear about Mythic’s other troubles. Based on the computer game of the same name, the first wave has now started arriving with backers. The full pledge came in at a whopping $300 dollars, before you even talk about shipping. This is the latest miniature laden product from Mythic Games and designers Nick Niotis and Argyris Poungouras.ĭarkest Dungeon was one of those games you see with endless miniatures and stretch goals. To that end I bring you this first thoughts about Darkest Dungeon. I feel it is part of my responsibility as a critic to sample everything the hobby has to offer. I personally have no interest in backing the real behemoths of the crowdfunding world. Such is the all dominating nature of that site it has entered the vocabulary. Although others are now snapping at its heels it is not uncommon for us to use ‘Kickstarted’ instead of ‘Crowdfunded’ to refer to these products.
The tabletop culture has been changed irrevocably by that most dominant of crowdfunding sites. Much as critics might want to, it is impossible to ignore Kickstarter. They are not meant to represent a deep critical appraisal of the game in question. First Thoughts pieces are my impressions after a single play of the game.
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