#Sneaky ninja kickstarter game full

Dorikin team members look more youthful than the Yamato and Teriomorph players, and dress in more casual outfits instead cybernetic animal and samurai costumes. They’re a youth motorcycle gang team, an obvious and well done homage to the classic manga/anime Akira. The Dorikin are the 3rd team, available as a separate purchase. Boar has quickly become my favorite, although all 6 members are great miniatures. Their poses are as dynamic as the Yamato team, but they also have a solidness that makes them very intimidating.

As I’ve assembled the models they’ve quickly become my favorite team, at least visually. I usually don’t care for animal themed designs, but the Teriomorphs alternate between very sleek and suitably chunky, and their animal aspects are much cooler than I expected. The Teriomorphs are the other team in the starter box, and depending on your tastes their animal theme may seem either a little goofy or really awesome.

#Sneaky ninja kickstarter game full

The miniatures capture the cyberpunk Japanese feel so well, and the poses are dynamic and full of energy without being too outlandish. The starter set comes with 4 Yamato players, with two more available as separate purchases. They have their separate style, with flowing cloth, armored plates and plenty of complicated looking cybernetics! The Yamato reminded me VERY MUCH of Infinity’s early Japanese Sectorial Army models, although Takkure’s miniatures certainly aren’t a copy. They have a strong Japanese cyberpunk theme, with Geisha, Sumo and Samurai inspired characters. The Yamato are one of the two teams included in the base set. Lets take a look at the miniatures of each team! The box set comes with 2 teams of 4 miniatures each, as well as a board, dice, tokens, booklet and other odds and ends. Takkure is a science fiction sports game with individual themed teams. I supported the Kickstarter based on that similarity, and its because of that similarity that I’m writing this review. The game’s overall aesthetic reminded me very much of 2nd edition Infinity, an era in that game which I really enjoyed. The game’s overall look is very obviously inspired by anime and manga, with a feel that calls to mind the classic manga Battle Angel Alita. My first introduction to Takkure came with their 2020 Kickstarter, which offered their box set. You can find out more about Takkure and purchase the game on their official site. I’ll talk about gameplay in a future post. In this review I’ll be looking at just the miniatures and physical components of the game. Today I’m doing something a little different, and taking a look at Takkure, a cyberpunk rugby game by Ramper Designs and published by Zenit Miniatures. Welcome to Infinity Review, a blog where I review miniatures from the excellent sci-fi tabletop game Infinity by Corvus Belli.