Demonship is a cool-looking solo micro tabletop game, and the starter set has just hit pre-order from Black Site Studios- check it out!
This might be perfect if you’re looking for a new game that doesn’t take up much time or space! Not only has the starter set just hit pre-order, but so has some terrain. That way, you can get everything in one go.
This looks to be launching in just a few weeks, so you might as well get your starter set pre-ordered so you don’t have to wait! Let’s take a closer look.
Demonship Starter Set: $39.99
For this price, the game is super easy to get into, and even if you only play it a few times, it seems totally worth it!
Here’s what they have to say about the starter:
Grab your blaster and battle axe and stomp into the depths of the Demon Ship.
A solo micro tabletop game written by Malev! You are the Survivor, the last remaining crew member on a Spaceship caught in an interdimensional portal. Demonic creatures now prowl every corner of the ship, threatening to stop you from escaping, but that’s handy for you because you are awesome and those Demons invaded the wrong vessel.
Can you restore power to the ship, engage the emergency protocols(and the self-destruct sequence) and escape before it all goes to hell? Demon Ship is an approachable, fast-paced micro game that takes up minimal time and space. Using unique mechanics, basic d6’s and a handful of miniatures, this game challenges players to use their wits and a fair bit of luck to blast their way out of the doomed Demon Ship.
Here’s everything you get in the set:
– The 45 page Demonship rule booklet (booklet size is around 6×6″)
– FREE PDF included
– 1 Token Sheet
– 1 Resin cast Survivor miniature
– 2 Resin cast Blade Demons
– 1 Resin cast Gun Demon
– 1 Resin cast Frog Demon
– A 6x6x2″ Game Box
Click Here to Get Your Game!
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