Slay The Spire was my gateway into deckbuilders, and I'm absolutely delighted it's branching out into the world of board games. This is exactly the sort of pick-me-up I needed at the start of a pretty dreary new year. Much like the video game, you'll have to craft a deck and collect relics to beat up the baddies, and ultimately Slay that Spire. The tabletop treatment will turn Mega Crit Games' fab little deck-building roguelike into a four-player cooperative adventure. Just look at Frostpunk‘s board game adaptation and tell me otherwise.Here it is, the best news of 2021 so far: Slay The Spire is being adapted into a board game. Here’s hoping the game board is dazzling, that is the most important part of a board game, obviously. It’s impossible to say what features from Slay the Spire will transition over to its board game adaptation, or what the game will actually look like. As far as playtime goes, it should take around 45 minutes per player to finish a full game.
It is planned to be a cooperative deckbuilding game that can fit up to four players. The spire rises on your game tableĪccording to Contention’s page for its Slay the Spire board game, players have long adventures ahead. To be reminded when this game’s Kickstarter page goes live, you can sign up for its newsletter here. One is slated to go live sometime this Spring, although a specific date hasn’t been set. Much like Imperium, Contention’s Slay the Spire board game will be funded on Kickstarter, although a page for it hasn’t gone up yet. Imperium is a larger game, allowing up to six players with potentially two-hour playtime. So far, the company only has one other board game under its belt , a 4x title named Imperium: The Contention. Slay the Spire‘s board game adaptation is being done by fledgling board game developer Contention Games.
Since then, the game has received constant updates with more content and even amassed a sizable modding scene. Originally released in 2019, Slay the Spire has amassed a massive following for its addicting gameplay cycle. So it should be no surprise then that Slay the Spire is coming to tabletops with a board game adaptation. It’s basically a virtual deckbuilding game, just with fun graphics and lots of difficult enemies. It blends card game action with roguelike elements for a truly fun and frustrating experience. Slay the Spire is already one of the more unique roguelikes out there.
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