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Dark Souls Board Game Heads To Kickstarter
Dark Souls III releases in North America in just a few days, and if you're looking for even more Souls in your life, you're in luck. Steamforged, the team behind the medieval football tabletop game Guild Ball, has announced that they have partnered up with Bandai Namco to bring a Dark Souls board game to Kickstarter.
Steamforged's 2014 hit Guild Ball raised over £90,000 on Kickstarter, which was three times over the team's target goal. This also isn't the first time we see a From Software game getting the tabletop treatment. Last month, it was announced that Bloodborne would be transformed into a tabletop game. You can also check out board games based off of the Portal franchise and This War of Mine.
No details have surfaced yet in terms of the board game's campaign, but the project will arrive on Kickstarter this month.
For more on Dark Souls III, watch us brutally die in our Test Chamber and read editor Dan Tack's review here. Click the banner below for our entire coverage hub of Dark Souls III from October.
[Source: Steamforged via EuroGamer]
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