CMON | Bloodborne Age 14+: The Board Game | Miniatures Board Game | 1 to 4 Players | Ages 14 Plus | 45 to 75 Minute Playing Time

The minis were the reason I wanted this, for painting and display purposes, and I wasn't disappointed, plenty of intricate detail on high quality resin minis. I did, of course, look at the rules and was baffled. The rules are quite complex and the FAQ is about as long as the core rules, and YT tutorials are all quite complicated. The minis are suitable for DnD or other tabletop board games. Sizewise, The Hunters are 1-1.5 inches tall, most enemies are around 1.5-2.5 inches and the Cleric Beast standing at 4 inches.

So the box was damaged in transit! Not ideal when you're spending that much on a boardgame. But thankfully nothing else was damaged. All the pieces were in tact and good to go.If you love the difficulty of Bloodborne, like I do. Then this game is still very VERY difficult to get your head around. I'd highly recommend looking at online/ step by step instructions rather than trying to decipher the instruction book that comes with the game. Have a few trial runs (with plenty of time as the set up take the best part of 30mins) on your own before having a mate over.But it's a great collector piece, just a shame about the damage to the box.

Everything was perfect until I realised one of the spaces right next to logarius was missing. So I went to check which one was supposed to be occupying it's slot... Turns out it's one of the main bosses, the Vileblood Queen Annalise! Kinda bummed out about this but at least it wasnt logarius or otherwise I would've returned it straight away. I can live with this although still disappointed about the turn of events.