How to Pre-Order Call of Duty Board Game
Call of Duty: The Board Game has been announced as a partnership between Arcane Wonders and Activision. Here's how to pre-order is ahead of the game's release.
A Call of Duty board game has been announced from Developer Arcane Wonders (Sheriff of Nottingham, The Dice Tower Essentials). The game seeks to translate the high-stakes combat game into a new strategy board game for 1-4 players.
Call of Duty: The Board Game will be a new story in the long-running series, and one that will grow and expand with its player base. Arcane Wonders posted the official announcement trailer for the board game, offering a description of what players can expect:
"Get ready for the ultimate Call of Duty tabletop experience! We're excited to announce the upcoming release of "Call of Duty: The Board Game", a thrilling new strategy game based on the popular video game franchise," the post read.
"With intense combat, tactical planning, and stunning artwork featuring miniatures of iconic soldiers and weapons from the series, this game is sure to satisfy any Call of Duty fan."
So how can fans go about pre-ordering the upcoming board game?
How to Pre-Order Call of Duty Board Game
Arcane Wonders has announced that a Kickstarter for Call of Duty: The Board Game will go live in summer later this year. Players can sign-up to be among the first to hear of any new details relating to the game and its Kickstarter.
The initial crowdfunding will be for a special collector’s edition of the game, which will reportedly include some more content compared to the final retail version. Additional content will also be made available as separate packages further down the line.
Speaking to Polygon, Arcane Wonders’ president, Robert Geistlinger said, “It’s fairly common for board games to crowdfund, and of course this is an officially licensed game being produced by us here at Arcane Wonders."
Geistlinger went on to say, "the Activision team has been a wonderful partner in allowing us to create and play in their world, but at the end of the day, this is our experience that we’re bringing to gamers, and that team has kindly allowed us to use whatever tools and platforms we feel are necessary to make the best version of our game for their fans.”
The two-player retail base game will reportedly be available for $50, with multiple sets being combined to expand to four-player matches.