Yesterday evening I submitted my review of this game to the Swedish gaming magazine Fenix. Will be out in a couple of weeks. I’ll scan the review for you. In the meantime, polish your Swedish! ;)
i'll have to keep a look out for a community copy right now... excited to look at this but can't support it just yet. it does look great, loving what i'm seeing from the preview.
Surreal, magical, horrifying, and poetic. Here the mundane becomes magical and the magical becomes monstrous.
The setting of The Lost Bay is every bit as captivating as Clive Barker at his most fantastic. The world building reminds me bit of my hazy memories of Imajica and The Great and Secret Show.
Iko has written a nostalgia-infused nightmare. It’s absolutely brilliant.
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I bought this 150 days ago. When the final PDF is released, do I get one?
Yes of course. You have access to all the updated files that will be uploaded here, and this includes the final PDF
Cool!
Yesterday evening I submitted my review of this game to the Swedish gaming magazine Fenix. Will be out in a couple of weeks. I’ll scan the review for you. In the meantime, polish your Swedish! ;)
Tack! I’m afraid that’s the best I can do in Swedish :) ! But I’ll be happy to see it ( I hope haha )
I'm on the same boat as Seth, have to wait for a community copy unfortunately. But this looks so like my jam, massive congrats!
2 more community copies! I hope you dig it
Argh I missed them :( thanks though.
edit: got one now! Thank you!
i'll have to keep a look out for a community copy right now... excited to look at this but can't support it just yet. it does look great, loving what i'm seeing from the preview.
One copy just sold, there’s a new CC :)
omg i just got it!
Nice! I hope you’ll dig it
So happy to see this coming out into the world. Such a great experience at-table!
Hey Jamie! Hope we’ll be able to play together again soon. Since we played the game has changed a bit, it’s slightly more hardcore :)
Surreal, magical, horrifying, and poetic. Here the mundane becomes magical and the magical becomes monstrous.
The setting of The Lost Bay is every bit as captivating as Clive Barker at his most fantastic. The world building reminds me bit of my hazy memories of Imajica and The Great and Secret Show.
Iko has written a nostalgia-infused nightmare. It’s absolutely brilliant.
Hey David! Thank you so much for the kind words!
As a playtester I got a first hand glimpse of the Lost Bay. Great stuff!
Iko is creating something special here.
Thank Jimmy for your kind words. I can’t wait to playing with you folks again!