A Touch of Evil Game

[Old Dwarf]

Looks like Flying Frog Productions(Last Night on Earth & Growing Hunger)
strikes again with this period piece.Heres the blurb from BGG

Tis’ the dawn of the 19th century; an age of science, superstition, and witchcraft. Howling fills the night as a full moon rises over the small, secluded village of Shadowbrook. Gruesome murders have become a daily occurrence and terror haunts the streets at night. An evil creature has taken up residence here and the countryside is engulfed by a tide of darkness. But all is not lost…not yet.
A small group of heroic individuals, with the courage and strength to fight, have arrived in town. Some just passing through while others have come with a purpose; but all will be put to the test as they race to save this cursed town from falling into darkness. It will take a cunning mind and strength of spirit to determine who is friend and who is foe… to solve the mysteries and hunt the beast to its lair.
But the secrets of Shadowbrook run deep. Gossip and rumors run rampant and these few Heroes may soon discover that they are outsiders here and this town is already so rotten from within there is little left to save.

A Touch of Evil, The Supernatural Game is a fast-paced game of fiendish creatures, dashing Heroes, and high-adventure. Each player takes on the role of a unique monster-hunting Hero, racing against time to stop the forces of darkness from claiming another foothold in the world of man. Only by investigating the town and building your Hero’s strength can you hope to hunt down the Supernatural Villain to his Lair and defeat him in an epic Showdown. Players can race Competitively to be the first to defeat the Villain and save the town, or they can work together Cooperatively to defeat a much stronger Villain.
Featuring a gameboard map of Shadowbrook and its surrounding countryside, eight Heroes to choose from, and four different Supernatural Villains to hunt; each with its own host of unique Minions and powers to drastically change the game. A Touch of Evil is designed to create an adventurous cinematic feel as the story and game unfolds.

So grab up your Wooden Stake, stuff some shot in that Musket, and hold onto your Tri-corn Hat; no one is safe from the creatures of the night and no one can be trusted…for inside everyone lies A Touch of Evil. :love:

[Cory]

I saw greens for the minis on BGG this morning and they looked pretty sweet.

Definetly worth checking out.

[Malamute]

Soudns great. Can I have a link to the greens please?

[fatgoblin]

it does look great!
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/35815

[dodge]

I've been looking at these board games.

Both last night on earth and this one look very intriguing.

The figs are great looking.

[Poliorketes]

Very nice Minis.

[Aaron]

Those do look nice. I wonder who the sculptor is. Something about them says Naismith to me.

[Bullshott]

Nice figures and I like the early 19th/late 18th century feel.

Anyone know what scale the figures are?

[Prof.Witchheimer]

that one is especially nice, always liked women with a book in the hand and a gun in the other  

[archangel1]

Nice figures and I like the early 19th/late 18th century feel.

Anyone know what scale the figures are?

Apparently, the figures in their 'Last Night on Earth' game are 28mm, so I'd presume these would be the same.  The figures for LNOE are also available separately, too, which is a nice option.

[Gluteus Maximus]

that one is especially nice, always liked women with a book in the hand and a gun in the other  

 ::

You kind of get the feeling that she doesn't have too many discipline problems in class........

[Prof.Witchheimer]

reminds me of a book I gave to my daughter on her last birthday.

"Women, who are reading, are dangerous"  

[lostboy]

Very cool miniatures. I love the playwright holding up the skull doing the "Alas poor Yorick" bit as well...

[Old Dwarf]

Heres a a first play Review of AToE

http://ignorantcritics.com/

Looks like a Sept release-so it may be out by Halloween

[Old Dwarf]

The Game just went up for pre order on the FFP Web Store

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/328788

of course its nearly $30 cheaper from on on line discounter
but direct from FFP its a lot quicker.