Green Hell Board Game Funded In First 7 Hours On Kickstarter!
September 6, 2021 by fcostin
Fans of the video game series Green Hell better head on over to Kickstarter as the title's board game variation. Being funded in the first 7 hours of the campaign being live, the zombie survival title is being funded more and more by the second.
Green Hell: The Board Game // Kickstarter Launch Trailer
The board game takes a theme alike the video game, as players play to survive. With familiar characters from the already established franchise - players must search for the main character Jake who needs assistance looking for his family across the Amazonian Rainforest - by helping survive an eerie environment.
Players must split up across the map in hope for a search and destroy, solely looking for Jack after his quiet disappearance. Players will be designated a series of skills that varies by character to guide their way through hell and back.
Whether players want to be the first aider as the Medic, the brainy Scientist, the well-to-do Guide or survival expert - there is a challenge of replayability as players will combine skills to survive.
Green Hell: The Board Game // Creepy Jar & Galaktus Games
Inside the box, players get four different player cards and boards to match the character of choice. Along with tiles, dice, cards, tokens and everything needed to get started.
With 13 days left to go on the clock, and stretch goals being knocked down like the apocalypse is tomorrow. If you are a fan of the Green Hell franchise and want to get your hands on the tabletop version, be sure to check out the Kickstarter campaign before it disappears!
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over 230 tokens …
no, just no
it’s not about having a ton of tokens
it’s about how you use them.
Seriously …
I can understand an emphasis on the amount of possible encounters and map tiles as that is actual content, but tokens used for bookkeeping ?
That’s not a feature …
Never mind that I didn’t know that this was a videogame franchise worth converting into boardgame format, but that’s just me.
Kickstarter games are sold by weight rather than quality 🙂
and then people complain about it being too expensive (which appears to be the reason for them cancelling … )
Previous campaign was pulled.
Designer has no info on BGG.
Never heard of the video game.
Easy decision not to back.
– it’s not unusual for kickstarter campaigns to get pulled … It’s not that common either, but definitely a sign that things aren’t as well thought out as they need to be for a good project. However … It is better to pull the plug early and restart than to fail after collecting the money. – no info on BGG ? So what ? Their background is a bigger red flag : “Galaktus PR is one of the largest Polish communication agencies specialising in PR and marketing services for clients in the hi-tech and hardware industries” Yep … it’s a… Read more »
I do like to see if the game designer has some pedigree, and if they do then are their other games good and also the type of game design I usually enjoy.
1st time designers need to start somewhere, but I figure if a game is good then it will get picked up by an established publisher.
games don’t get picked up because they’re good.
Games get picked up because there’s profit to be had.
It’s an industry, not a charity … which is something people tend to forget.
This one is being made, because the company wants to do boardgames too, which IMHO is a bad idea. Better stick to what you’re good at instead of trying to do stuff you’ve got no experience with, especially in a market as competitive as this one.
Jumanji?