Get ready to face unspeakable horrors (and some really cool miniatures) because the boardgame The Others is coming up on kickstarter on the 10th of September 2015.
For more information you can check the facebook page or the official website (which displays just a teaser at the moment).
Some of the miniatures have been sculpted by Remy Tremblay (which is already working with other Coolminiornot games like Blood Rage and Zombicide Black Plague) and if you browse the gallery on his blog you can already find some amazing previews.
Showing posts with label boardgames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boardgames. Show all posts
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Zombicide Card organizer (yeah!)
I just picked up from the shop this prototype (and I'm feeling kinda proud of it!).
It's a card organizer to store and manage the tiny cards that come with Zombicide (or a bunch of other boardgames), I don't know if it's just me but I always struggle to keep tidy the cards when I'm playing with a bunch off half-drunk friends...
I saw some other similar stuff already on sale but that wasn't quite what I wanted, so I had a chat with a friend and together we designed this thing and got it laser cut.
Some details:
- It holds the cards in the mini US boardgame format.
- It's tall enough to store all the cards that came with the season 3 of Zombicide and it can almost fit in the box of the boardgame.
- It's wide enough to store the cards with their sleeves on, the cards in the picture have the fantasy flight yellow sleeves.
Edit: the design is now available on ponoko.com
It's a card organizer to store and manage the tiny cards that come with Zombicide (or a bunch of other boardgames), I don't know if it's just me but I always struggle to keep tidy the cards when I'm playing with a bunch off half-drunk friends...
I saw some other similar stuff already on sale but that wasn't quite what I wanted, so I had a chat with a friend and together we designed this thing and got it laser cut.
Some details:
- It holds the cards in the mini US boardgame format.
- It's tall enough to store all the cards that came with the season 3 of Zombicide and it can almost fit in the box of the boardgame.
- It's wide enough to store the cards with their sleeves on, the cards in the picture have the fantasy flight yellow sleeves.
Edit: the design is now available on ponoko.com
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Mars Attacks! the terrain
I finally has some time to glue together the plastic terrain in the Mars Attacks! boxed game and this is the final result
- The MA terrain is compatible with the one for Deadzone
- The boxed set contains just the ruined terrain, the intact tiles were developed as part of the kickstarter but I didn't see them so far
- As said before the boxed game contains 4 bags of terrain, 2 (same content) have the walls, 1 has the accessories and 1 small bag contains the connector.
- Once I finished gluying everything I still had lots of connectors left over.
- The terrain can be assembled without using the glue but just using the connectors, It will be difficult to dissassemble the tiles since the connetors will most likely break when disassembling the terrain.
- If you missed the kickstarter The Mars Attacks! game can be purchased either from Mantic or by a number of oline retailers like Wayland Games.
| This what you can assemble using the two bags of walls (note that the fence is actually from the accessories bag), as you can see there are no intact walls (just two are almost intact) and no floors. | |
| The content of the accessories bag (minus the fence displayed in previous picture) | |
| All the terrain in the boxed set layed out on the gaming mat |
Labels:
boardgames,
mantic games,
mantic KS review,
mars attacks
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Battle for Alabaster unboxing on CMON forum
First pictures of the unboxing of Sedition Wars: Battle for Alabaster are surfacing in the web! check this post on CMON forums for details.
If you are interested check also the studio mcvey blog, they did some helpful assembly guides
If you are interested check also the studio mcvey blog, they did some helpful assembly guides
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