Diemension Games are now on Kickstarter with a second printing of Deep Madness. This creepy game has you delving down into the darkness that is the Kadath Deep-Sea Mining Facility. Will you survive?

Deep Madness is a pretty terrifying cooperative game for one to six players in a world which is dripping with theme and narrative.

A lot of the game is tied into some incredibly evocative scenarios which are then expanded upon tenfold by the variety of different investigators you can throw into the mix alongside unique and terrifying enemies.

Here's a look at the big main pledge for the game...

As you can see there is quite a lot thrown into the mix for this game.  As well as the mounds of plastic you also get so many different ways to approach it with the bundles of accessories.

Unique Mechanics

Some of the unique mechanics for the game come in the form of both ways for sections of the board to become both Flooded and lose access to Oxygen.

You will have to try and balance these environmental factors against the horrors that are stalking you through the facility, trying to tear your face off, and also monitor your sanity levels too.

If you want to delve deeper into the game you can already find out more about it over on their Kickstarter page HERE.

Expansions & Stretch Goals

The team at Diemension Games has also taken the time to expand upon what they built through their first printing with some amazing looking expansions which throw more models and scenarios into the mix.

For example, here is The Faces Of The Sphere expansion...

...but you can also find more horrors that await you and different ways to lose your sanity with the likes of the Rise Of Dagon Expansion.

And, as if that wasn't enough there's also more coming your way with a look into the future and the Oracles Betrayal Expansion.

Some of the most impressive models in their collection popped up as part of their larger creature boxes which offer up something truly terrifying for your investigators to face which towers above them and dominates the tabletop.

This game is brimming with monsters and plenty of different ways for you to fall into madness. As you'll have no doubt seen from the likes of the Celestial range these guys know what they're doing when it comes to miniatures, and with a second printing on the way you know that the game has a good mechanical background to it.

So, will you be descending down into Deep Madness?