Grimlord Games is one of the many companies that I keep my eye on. Today, they went live with their kickstarter for the new board game, the Everrain.
I have not yet tried a Grimlord Games’ Game, but they all look so cool. Their first game, Village Attacks, is very well rated on BoardGameGeek. The art and theme draw me to their newest game, The Everrain. The purpose of this post is to draw attention to their cool looking Everrain Kickstarter Campaign.
Note: All of the images in this post are from Grimlord Games.
The Story
The premise of this cooperative game is simple. The world is drowning from non-stop rain. You are a researcher / explorer and you set out with your ship and crew to figure out why the rain will never stop. This exploration, of course, leads to the discovery of Cthulhu looking sea monsters with a sinister plot. If you want more, I embedded the video with the story below.
The Game Board
As you may have noticed from the video, the players each get their own playing card of a ship that they control. On the board are various areas to search and discover.
Being that this is a Kickstarter, the company must show off its components.
Components of the Base Kickstarter Box
Grimlord Games plans to pack the box with a ton of content.
My interest is of course in the miniatures. 🙂
The Miniatures
Check out the look of these miniatures.
Grimlord Games also set a number of stretch goals to unlock new miniatures. The one below is my favourite.
Wrapping it up…
This post is a quick awareness article to let you know about Grimlord Games’ The Everrain Kickstarter. The imagery and theme of this game has certainly caught my attention. If you want to know more, be sure to check out their Kickstarter Page.
Until next time, Happy Gaming Everyone!!!
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