Sally Face: Strange Nightmares - Corruption interactive Kickstarter Updates prelaunch are Awesome!
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I thought that's Sally Face Strange Nightmares Corruption just crushed it on their most recent Kickstarter update and I wanted to share it with you. I won't bury the lead. We're going to call a phone number. A new door opens. Sally Face YouTube's reveal. This time things are different. Corruption isn't just something you fight. It spreads across rooms, across stories, across everything and now across the line. 5,364 calls have come through the knock bell line and something unlocked. The Sally Face YouTube's are returning as well part of Sally Face Strange Nightmares Corruption. Make sure you're following the Kickstarter so you don't miss out when it all goes live. The story continues. Set between the events of Sally Face 1 and what comes next, Strange Nightmares Corruption bridges what was left behind and what was starting to surface. At the table you and your group will investigate unfolding mysteries using evolving decks, make decisions together with limited information, manage the growing pressure as the blood clock advances.
Every session builds on the last. Every mistake lingers. The deeper it spreads, the harder it becomes to survive. The phone is ringing. Something is wrong in Knockfell and now it wants to talk to you. You open the door. Keep calling to unlock more. What? Let's give it a call. You've reached Noble Pies, best pizza in Knockfell. We're open from 11:00 to 9:00 and located just outside of town. Uh, this is this is Forrest. I said my name was Dan earlier. I don't know why I lied about it. Uh, please don't like upcharge the pizza or anything. Thank you. What does it all mean? I'm not sure. Let me know what you think in the comments below and just from a straight-up board game Kickstarter customer service building brand loyalty perspective, kudos to Maestro Media. This is how you do it. I'm not a fan, but I want to check out this Kickstarter when it launches. Whoa, and more interesting, some other people got different phone calls when they called. I called three times because I'm an idiot and got the same one though, in case you're wondering. But that's the reason why.