The narrative of the game takes place during the events of Wolfenstein: The New Order and prior to the events of Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. As an experienced hobbyist, I can tell you that the quality is top notch, with minimal cleanup needed to get pieces ready for priming and plenty of depth to the details for base coating, detail work, and washes. That’s where towering, multi-level structures from Archon’s Dungeons and Lasers line were shown in public, attracting a lot of attention across the hall from similar pre-painted offerings from folks like Dwarven Forge. The results of Archon’s manufacturing process were on display last year at Gen Con in Indianapolis. “We are in fact the only company, apart from Games Workshop, that’s capable of creating miniatures for board games and war games in plastic in Europe. “We are second only to Games Workshop,” said campaign and project manager Michal Hartlinski in an interview with Polygon. Members of the Kreisau Circle in miniature form. Each one will be manufactured on site at Archon’s massive new production line based in Poland, which is capable of pushing out more than 63,000 miniatures in a single day. Archon tells Polygon that its in-house sculptors and product engineers have worked hard to create pieces that are not only great for painting, but also well-designed functional objects. What separates Wolfenstein The Board Game from others in the boutique, hobby board gaming space is the quality of the miniatures. The tabletop game also promises fans the ultimate battle, pitting them against the hulking Mecha-Hitler first seen in the original Wolfenstein 3D way back in the early 1990s.
Heading to Kickstarter later this year and retail store shelves later on, the base game comes with more than 50 plastic miniatures and includes 10 missions with plenty of replayability. Upstart Archon Studio is ready to reveal its newest product, Wolfenstein The Board Game, based on the video games by Bethesda Softworks and Machinegames.
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