STALKER: The Board Game – Awaken Realms’ Latest Creation Set to Bring the Apocalypse to Your Table

Awaken Realms, the masterminds behind hit board games such as the Nemesis series, ISS Vanguard, and This War of Mine: The Board Game, have announced their latest project, and it’s sure to excite fans of the iconic STALKER franchise. STALKER: The Board Game is currently in development, and fans can hardly contain their excitement.

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The announcement was made during a thrilling online streaming presentation, which left fans eagerly anticipating the release date. While no specific date was offered, a crowdfunding campaign is set to launch on Gamefound by the end of June, giving fans the chance to get involved in the development process and support the creation of this exciting new game.

But that’s not all. The creators of the STALKER franchise, GSC Game World, will be working closely with Awaken Realms to co-produce the board game, ensuring that it stays true to the original source material and provides an immersive gaming experience for fans.

More: Gamefound h/t: polygon

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Described as a “zone-crawling” experience, STALKER: The Board Game is a cooperative strategy game that takes on the popular dungeon crawling genre. It’s a 1-4 player game that promises to deliver an intense and immersive gaming experience, filled with stealth missions, tactical gunfights, artifact hunting, and navigating through dangerous anomalies while fighting mutants and many more.

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Each story will consist of 2-4 scenarios, with each scenario taking approximately 2 hours to play through. This means players will be able to fully immerse themselves in the STALKER world, experiencing the highs and lows of surviving in a post-apocalyptic world.

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But what really sets STALKER: The Board Game apart is the unique character creation and upgrade system. Each Stalker will be a unique character, with their own skills and abilities. As players progress through different scenarios, they’ll be able to upgrade their gear and skills, making each Stalker even more formidable.

While the early materials contain placeholder text, fans are eagerly anticipating the release of this game, which promises to deliver an immersive and thrilling gaming experience. With the support of the crowdfunding campaign, fans can help make STALKER: The Board Game a reality and bring the world of STALKER to life like never before. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new game

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