Human Interface: Nakamura Tower Now Available Alongside Boxes & Blister Packs!
October 11, 2016 by brennon
The world of Human Interface: Nakamura Tower is now ready to hit the tabletop. The webstore is open and the core game is now available alongside all manner of Boxes and Blisters expanding on their Cyberpunk World.
The webstore has two different versions of the game to pick up at the moment which can be then snapped up when you get to Essen Spiel. The above option gives you the main game and a blister of your choice while the second comes with one of the expansions.
The game itself sees you fighting through Nakamura Tower as the Ubermensch against the Nakamura Tower team and their Drones which have been switched on to deal with these interlopers.
The game and the models look fantastic. A few Kickstarter backers have already received their copies and while they've mentioned that the rules are a bit of a jungle to cut through the game stands up nicely!
The tile design is really nice too and there is a real sense of polish to the game. We'd love to give this one a go and see if it has that real Cyberpunk feel to it.
Additionally, the game is bolstered by more boxed sets. You've seen the RAID44 set above...
...but there's also the fantastic AI Human Hybrid team.
We saw a lot of the work going into the SAR Angel Corp too and it's nice to see them finally painted up and looking amazing.
Will you be diving into this already big collection of miniatures to get your Cyberpunk fix? This solves a lot of the problems people have been having when it comes to Cyberpunk miniatures for the tabletop, namely because there are very few companies out there making them!
Let us know your thoughts below...
"The tile design is really nice too and there is a real sense of polish to the game..."
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Received my pledge for this just over a month ago, the quality of the components and models are absolutely stunning…
The game mechanics are actually pretty simple once you have got the hang of it, be prepared to invest some time re-reading the rule book though, it could really do with a summary sheet
Or a rewrite, just for restructuring. I found it very hard to understand until I read the worked examples which are at the back of the book rather than in the rules sections that they pertain to. Some of the wording can be a little confusing but I wonder if that’s a result of dodgy translation as they were originally written in Polish (and their English translation is still far better than my Polish translation would be).
I backed this on Kickstarter and can attest to the quality of the miniatures. I got quite a lot of free stuff, including the RAID44 squad and the SAR Angels one of the AI human Hybrids and some of the Blackstone Commandos. Right now I’m looking at buying the one or two extra miniatures I need to flesh out the Blackstone Commandos and the AI hybrids into full teams.
Popped to website shop…. 5 metal multi part poilce team is £ 31…!!!!!
Must hurt them as well as the UK buyers….
Infinity starter sets are about that for 6 so although expensive, it’s not too bad considering the weak £
Individual models are selling between €9 and €12 (for the bigger, heavy weapons models). That’s pretty much on a par with Infinity and in my opinion the quality of the miniatures is roughly the same.
Missed out on this KS, wish I’d taken it over another building breaching mini game to be honest… ho hum. Need to find someone who’s got one to play before commiting…
Right up there with Infinity as the best models out there right now, with Anvil Industry not far behind.
I have this but I’ve got so much other stuff that it’s going to have to sit for a while. But I do agree the minis are fantastic, the need a little more cleaning up of flash and mould lines than infinity does but they are still awesome models.
Have you hit “peak miniatures” as well? Technically it’s in a queue of stuff on my shelf as well, however due to an upcoming Shadowrun game, it’s queue jumping its way to the front. Which is fine by me!
What SR game is that ? (or is it one you playing you mean)…
Yes, I have a Shadowrun Game that I play with a group of friends. Once a year we book a chalet on a forest holiday site and spend the weekend playing Shadowrun. This will be it’s 4th year.
Sounds amazing!
I just have so much stuff it’s untrue.
My main game is infinity (and have 4 factions and more models than I can count) but I play guildball and Bushido as well. I’ve got a dropzone UCM army to paint to start getting into that, my group is looking to get into Batman. I’ve then got HINT, Kingdom Death, and soon Dropfleet that I want to paint, as well as a load of miniature board games and war games I don’t plan to paint but would like to…..
And I’m a slow painter…… *cry*
Those are some stunning looking models.
the figures look great.
these are my favourite minis and the game comes with loads of material :
1) finally true scale miniatures (fed up about “heroic scale”)
2) easy to assemble (except for some female characters on high heels stuff with very thin arms)
3) cyberpunk ! come on, these are the only cyberpunk minis range existing so far
4) battlesystem is to release a new scifi terrain ks, so i am going to dig into these and build a cyberpunk minis game
What rules system Vandelli?
i like deadzone 1 rules a lot though they miss infiltration and cyberwarfare rules.
osprey black ops is a good source book for inspiration on that matter.
and finally cyberwarfare… i am not a big fan of holding 2 games in parallel (eg cyberwarfare game and the physical game), so i will probably pick some infinity elements or wait for star saga rules which have potential of bringing some light cyber / hacking rules there.
If Corvus Belli could learn anything from these models….its how to join limbs , I have never seen such pins on arms with such deep associated guie holes on a torso, some took a bit of filing , but they are superb models.