Steamforged’s Monster Hunter board game now includes the hunting horn and lance

The highly anticipated crowdfunding campaign for Monster Hunter: World – The board game The starting shot will be given on Tuesday Kick starter, and it’s going to be just a little bit more than what fans expected. In a press release, the developer Steamforged Games announced that it would expand its product line with two weapons preferred by fans. The Hunting Horn and Lance will both be available as additions to the base game, bringing the total number of hunters to 14.

“We really appreciate the importance of ‘using your main device,'” Steamforged said in a press release on Thursday. “To that end, we’ve worked hard with the lovely people at Capcom to design, develop, and get these two hunters across the line prior to the launch of the campaign.”

Monster Hunter: world – The board game is a cooperative experience for one to four players. Each player takes on the role of one or more hunters, each specializing in a single style of weapon fighting. The game is based on a small deck of cards to control its massive monsters, eliminating the need for a game master. It’s a system similar to Steamforged’s previous game. Dark Souls: The Board Gamebut with some much-needed variety and refinement. There is also a themed campaign mode where players can earn resources from their kills to upgrade their gear.

The hunting horn is a great melee weapon that tends to stun enemies, while the lance is known for its range and defensive capabilities. Both will be included in the $ 40 Hunter’s arsenal Add-on that includes six unique hunters as well as the Ancient Forest and Wildspire Waste settings.

They’ll also be included in the all-in package, which costs a whopping $ 289. Fans will get a lot more for this price, including 12 monsters to hunt and 1,800 cards in total – including the cards needed to equip hunters with more exotic versions of standard weapons. While we assume that the base game will one day be available in retail stores, unlike some other high-end crowdfunded tabletop games, it’s not clear whether all of the expansions will be successful.