Transformers Resistance dungeon crawler announced: tabletop battles for the fate of Cybertron

Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Fans of the Transformers universe will be able to meet legendary heroes and villains again, lead the Autobots, repel the Decepticons, and decide the fate of Cybertron, as the cooperative board game Transformers Resistance will be released in the future.

OC-Games publishing house announced the cooperative tabletop tactical dungeon crawler Transformers Resistance, the action of which unfolds in the final stages of the war for Cybertron.

In this project, designed for 1–4 participants, players will lead the Autobots against superior Decepticon forces, relying on strategy, teamwork, and courage to survive challenging missions. Thanks to an automated AI system controlling the Decepticons, each battle brings unpredictable encounters and does not require an opposing player.

In battles, you will need to use cover to outsmart enemies, launch powerful attacks with special dice, and equip your heroes with the tools and abilities necessary for survival.

Each character is unique on the battlefield. Asymmetrical heroes and enemies have special skills and playstyles, and Energon fuels powerful upgrades that can turn the tide of battle.

Gamers will find a story campaign where characters grow stronger, decisions have consequences, and each mission brings the player one step closer to determining the fate of Cybertron.

Users will be able to bring legendary heroes and villains from the Transformers universe to their table in the form of highly detailed miniatures, including Optimus Prime, Megatron, Bumblebee, and others. You can create your own battlefields using a modular hex map, offering hundreds of possible configurations.

One game of Transformers Resistance will take 90–120 minutes. The game already has a page on the crowdfunding platform Gamefound, but it is not yet known when the campaign will start and how much this board game will cost.

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