While no hard information about the board game's mechanics have been announced yet, Darkest Dungeon has revealed an impressive set of painted miniatures representing the game's classes. The video game's RNG-heavy madness and stress management system should translate handsomely to dice rolls or card draws, and it is easy to imagine how procedural dungeons could be captured via modular map tiles, similar to Betrayal at House on the Hill. The most crucial element Mythic Game's needs to capture, however, is the sense of dread and relentless pressure that establishes Darkest Dungeon as one of the hardest RPG's ever. All backer heroes come with one aggravated negative quirk and two locked positive quirks that are always the same for any unique hero name.
RELATED: Darkest Dungeon 2 Announced With Trailer Backer heroes are pre-generated, non-random heroes created by the Kickstarter backers of Darkest Dungeon. A sequel was announced early in 2019, but scant information has arrived since the teaser trailer was unveiled. Since then, the studio has produced several DLC expansions, and in an announcement that appeared to be an April Fool's joke, the developer confirmed Darkest Dungeon will receive multiplayer DLC in the future. Originally releasing in 2016, Darkest Dungeon vastly exceeded Red Hook Studios expectations in terms of sale and critical acclaim. The official Darkest Dungeon Twitter account announced that they would be partnering with Mythic Games to launch a Kickstarter campaign for a board game adaptation of the turn-based, Lovecraftian rogue-like. The sequel, the Aspect Emperor series is even darker (it contains some of the darkest moments in fantasy imo), even more epic, and also quite good (although. Seasoned dungeon delvers and tabletop connoisseurs will want to keep their eye on Kickstarter this fall.
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