Hoxfall Crowdfunding Reaches Goal in 22 Minutes on Gamefound
The rapid funding of an original Teburu title suggests the platform is gaining traction beyond licensed adaptations, though Japanese support remains absent.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Xplored launched a Gamefound campaign for Hoxfall, a cooperative board game using the Teburu digital-linked system. The 50,000 euro goal was met in under 22 minutes. The game is an original IP, set in a Nevada underground facility where players escape mutant swarms. It does not support Japanese, and shipping to Japan is unconfirmed.
Xplored's crowdfunding campaign for Hoxfall, a cooperative dungeon exploration game built for the Teburu digital board game system, hit its 50,000 euro target 21 minutes and 52 seconds after going live on Gamefound on July 21. The game is an original IP, not based on an existing license, and supports up to five players. It is set in a military facility under the Nevada desert where players escape a mutant swarm triggered by an experiment. Teburu uses a sensor-equipped board, RFID-tagged miniatures, and wireless dice to manage rules, enemy actions, and story events in real time. The campaign does not include the Teburu unit needed to play, and Japanese language support has not been added. Shipping to Japan has not been confirmed at the time of writing.
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