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Dark Souls Board Game

¥595.00

Dark Souls™: The Board Game

Prepare to die in this brutally hard dungeon crawl miniatures game for 1-4 players.

Based on the legendary video game, Dark Souls™: The Board Game funded at just under £4M on Kickstarter in 2016. And now, it can be yours.

Playing as an Assassin, Knight, Herald, or Warrior, you must work together to explore dangerous locations. Along the way, you’ll discover valuable treasures and face numerous deadly enemies from the video game.

Learn their weaknesses. Defeat them. Upgrade your character. And get ready to face the final, unpredictable boss beyond the fog gate, controlled by clever AI…

What’s in the box?

  • 4x Player Character miniatures
  • 16x Enemy miniatures
  • 3x Mini Boss miniatures
  • 3x Main Boss miniatures
  • 9x Game board tiles
  • 250x Cards
  • 4x Character boards
  • All the tokens, terrain, dials, dice, and cubes you’ll need to play!
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