Hi everyone it's Mike Munza here welcome back to the evolution of horror bringing you a

little bonus episode to announce something really exciting that we've got coming up over the next

couple of weeks now if you tuned in to our 24-hour live stream last week and by the way

thank you so much to everyone who watched along and donated we managed to raise over

10,000 pounds for Cancer Research UK, which is absolutely incredible.

But as part of that lineup, I announced something called Final Cut, which is something that I've been working on with a couple of friends and colleagues for the last

nearly three years now I think essentially final cut is a card. It's the first official evolution of horror card game.

It was created by Boardgame Nurd and Friend of the Pod Alex Ailing and it was illustrated by our resident in-house artist Mike Lee Graham and I am so

proud of this game we've worked on it for like I said nearly three years now, working out the mechanics of the game,

test playing it with people and kind of trying out different design elements and we're finally

ready to unleash this game into the world.

So Final Cut is a card game in which players compete

to assemble their own personal horror movies,

one sub-genre at a time. The game consists of 96

beautifully illustrated playing cards all completely original designs by

Mike Lee Graham each card has a different character or thing on it. So you've got victim

cards, killer cards, settings and items. And players will be racing against each other to collect cards and complete their own horror movie

that will consist of a victim, a killer, a setting and an item.

Each of these cards is unique and each of these cards will also belong to specific sub-jomras.

So one particular killer, for example the masked madman card will belong to the slasher sub-genre and the folk horror sub-genre.

But you might collect a victim like the research scientist that belongs to the alien sub-genre and the body horror sub-genre.

So they don't actually match.

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