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Doom boardgame expansion packs loads of minis, Descent compatibility
 

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June 23, 2005
05:13 PM: Mike Sugarbaker says...
Doom boardgame expansion packs loads of minis, Descent compatibility

In continuing FFG news, Doom expansion full details. I get the feeling that most gamers who frequent the 'Cave are waiting on Descent, the straight dungeon-delve remix of the Doom mechanic, if they are interested in this at all. So it's at least of note that in this upcoming expansion, "[b]its are included to let you integrate my favorite improvements from Descent back into Doom." Also, I don't think I've yet made the joke that they should really work out how to make a board game out of Descent, the head-twisting PC-gaming contemporary to the original Doom. That guy who goes to cons with the nice tall 3D-dogfighting miniature rigs might be able to hack it.



 
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