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Win A Copy Of Ghostbusters: The Board Game Or One Of 10 Signed Prints
Cryptozoic has launched a Kickstarter for its second Ghostbusters board game. The sequel introduces new abilities and gear, including slime blowers modeled after those seen in the second film.
To get you in the spirit, we’ve got a copy of the first board game (the product of a successful Kickstarter campaign) and 10 giclée prints signed by artist Dan Schoening. His art can be seen in the game and recent IDW Ghostbusters comics.
The board game pits you and your friends against a growing invasion of ghosts. Using different character abilities, proton packs, and ghost traps, you'll be able to close portals and save New York.
In order to enter, simply leave a comment below telling us who your favorite Ghostbuster is and why. You have until Friday, April 15 at 12 p.m. Central to enter.
We’ll select winners at random via direct message here on the site. Only one entry per person please.
For more on Ghostbusters II: The Board Game, check out the Kickstarter campaign. You can also check out Cryptozoic on Facebook and Twitter.
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