Immanentising the Eschaton - Board Game Review

Our endless fascination with death and our subconscious lust for...

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I enjoyed this review and this game has always looked interesting to me.

Great work Andi!

I played this game three or so years ago, and felt it was firmly 'alright'. I'm not a huge deckbuilder fan though so it was probably never going to be something I loved.

There certainly are some neat elements to it and I love the aesthetic.

n815e wrote: I enjoyed this review and this game has always looked interesting to me.

I'd say if the theme and mechanisms call out to you it's definitely worth the asking price. There's not a lot out there quite like it. Maybe Tyrants of the Underdark but this one has way more lo-fi charm.

charlest wrote: Great work Andi!

I played this game three or so years ago, and felt it was firmly 'alright'. I'm not a huge deckbuilder fan though so it was probably never going to be something I loved.

There certainly are some neat elements to it and I love the aesthetic.

Cheers man, thanks for reading. The whole theme and aesthetic were an absolute slam dunk for my main group and I thought the accessibility to depth ratio was spot on for what it's trying to achieve. A few rough edges in both balance and production couldn't tarnish it. The 'cubes on a map' aspect also made me question if I ever need minis in a game again.