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Steamforged’s Devil May Cry Kickstarter Ending Soon
May 21, 2019 by brennon
Steamforged Games are closing in on the final day or so for the Devil May Cry: The Bloody Palace Kickstarter.
The game is a competitive (or solo) game where you take control of Dante, Nero, V, Trish and Lady (in the expansion) as they battle demons. Each of you is looking to chain together awesome combos and get the highest score as you slaughter demons by the bucketful.
Here's the pledge as it currently stands, giving you an idea of the miniatures you'll be getting in the game.
The game is pretty well packed with all sorts of goodies for those that like the video game series, especially the latest iteration of the game that came out not long ago. I do really like the awesome Devil Trigger expansion with those rather impressive miniatures.
Gameplay
If you're interested in learning how the game works then you can get an introduction to it from Steamforged Games' Jamie and James Hewitt here...
...and also a full playthrough of the game here.
Hopefully, this should tell you whether or not you should be diving in on this game.
Let us know if you've got involved with this campaign below...
"If you're interested in learning how the game works then you can get an introduction to it from Steamforged Games' Jamie and James Hewitt..."
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Sound’s good an the models are looking fantastic
I will back one of their game once all of the stuff from the Dark Souls Kickstarter actually makes it into our hands. These guys look like a Pyramid Scheme… 🙁
Indeed, SFG don’t have a great track record with video game licensed to board games: DS Wave 1 was about on time (Apr 17), we got a small wave 2 last august but the final wave is still a while away yet 24 months later!
Once burnt…
I’m not backing any more KS just now, but James Hewitt seems like a busy man these days. I can see why he’s in demand though, he’s done some good stuff 🙂
Never was aware Steam Forged had earened such a bad reputation, but from what I understand of 6 Kickstarters only one is fully completed.
Hope the smell wont stick with Hewitt when all is said and done.