Halloween II Board Game

USD 70.00

Description

** THIS PRODUCT WILL SHIP THE WEEK OF MAY 30TH **PLEASE NOTE: If your order contains Halloween II  Board Game and any in-stock item, it will ship when the order is complete. If you would like in-stock items to ship sooner, please place a separate order. Limit 2 Per Person In this officially licensed tabletop game based on the 1981 classic slasher movie, up to 4 players will roll dice to move their characters around the town of Haddonfield collecting weapons, drawing cards, entering dangerous ’Shape Zones,’ working around unpredictable obstacles, and strategizing together in an effort to stop the bogeyman himself - Michael Myers - from killing his intended victims. Sets up fast, plays quickly, and every game is different! GAME INCLUDES KICKSTARTER EDITION Kickstarter Expansion Pack 1 (8 more players pieces, 10 more game cards) Kickstarter Expansion Pack 2 (20 more trivia cards, 15 second orange sand timer) 9” x 13” double-sided game board (one one side Michael “Stalks,” on the other he “Kills”) with 8 original illustrations by Justin Osbourn 6 character pieces (Dr. Loomis, Nurse Karen, Jimmy, Mrs. Elrod, Mrs. Alves, Sheriff Brackett) 30 game cards (artwork by Yannick Bouchard) 3 Michael Myers game pieces 1 Officer Hunt gold-foiled Save Badge 3 “Michael's Path” reference cards with 3 difficulty levels in collectible sleeve 5 metal weapons (Elrod Knife, Hammer, Scalpel, Syringe, Lighter) 3 dice 1 dice cup 9 road blocks 12 Skull Pumpkin tokens 1 Kill Spinner 16-page Game Guide 1 Reminder Card Trick or Treat orange mini draw-string bag to store game pieces 12” x 18” poster, perfect for framing Main Game box with customized insert tray Game designed by Anthony Masi.Illustrations by Justin Osbourn and Yannick Bouchard.Layout by Joe Guy Allard.Further instructions on how to play the game can be found at this link: https://www.stopthekiller.com/howtoplay The Halloween II Game Commercial can be found at this link: https://youtu.be/H0hf1jcznP4 “Game Commercial Written & Directed by Matt Russell”