Sandy recorded a recent Town Hall where he talks about designing Planet Apocalypse, and takes answers from viewers.
Some of his topics include the Hell Penguins, why he loves France, the way that Planet Apocalypse came to be, how he selected the artist and art vision, the game that got Sandy censured in Congress, his favorite demon from Planet Apocalypse and many others!
Many thanks to our 3,854 Kickstarter Backers who supported our Planet Apocalypse 5e Sourcebook! What happens now? In November we’ll send an email to you from our PledgeMaster system where you can provide your shipping address, confirm or change your pledge level, and add on any optional items.
It’s not too late to order Planet Apocalypse for 5e! If you did not back the campaign but would still like to, you can create a login, and become a Late Backer! You can download the PDF of the book directly afterward!
Plunge your D&D 5e players into Planet Apocalypse with a 325+ page sourcebook in high quality hardcover and as a PDF. The book is designed, edited, illustrated, and laid out.
“Planet Apocalypse is another great release from Sandy Petersen and Petersen Games. If you’ve played their other high strategy board games like Cthulhu Wars or Glorantha: The Gods War, you need to be adding Planet Apocalypse to your library.”
“One nice feature is the quality of components. Planet Apocalypse is constructed to be played, and it should be. We enjoyed playing and look forward to playing again, with and without the variations. We are also looking at which Packs and Add-Ons we want to include with the Core Game.”
Watch a livestream of Artist Alyssa McCarthy as she sketches and develops a new figure from a new Planet Apocalypse expansion. This replay also includes questions and answers from the audience during the session.
Tim, Dan, and Bob take a look at Planet Apocalypse, a game that tasks you with trying to stop demonic forces from escaping Hell! Is it one hell of a time? Watch and find out!
This is a very easy 9, almost a 10. The only mark down is that it’s expensive. I like the fact that you can increase the difficulty, and if you’re into great minis, this is a no-brainer!
Brettspielblog LIVE recently posted a “how to play” video and an unboxing video of Planet Apocalypse! Even if you don’t speak German, the videography is impressive!