Русская версия настольной игры Apex Legends теперь в продаже
The Russian edition of the competitive board game "Apex Legends: The Board Game" is now available for everyone, not just those who pre-ordered. Alongside the base game, expansions "Squad 1," "Field 1," and "Solo and Cooperative Mode" have also been released, introducing new game modes, characters, and additional content.
According to "Fabrika Igr" (Game Factory), the "Apex Legends: The Board Game" by Glass Cannon Unplugged, designed for 2-6 players, is now on sale in stores and online marketplaces.
The base game is priced at approximately 11,790 rubles. The "Squad 1" expansion, which adds Caustic, Crypto, Mirage, Octane, Revenant, and Wattson to the game, costs 5,890 rubles. The "Field 1" expansion, featuring a new game board, unique objectives, a "Control Point" mode, and new terrain features, is priced at 6,290 rubles.
The "Solo and Cooperative Mode" expansion can be purchased for 3,890 rubles. In this game, players can take on the roles of various Legends with unique abilities, collect weapons and gear, defeat opponents, and engage in competitive battles.
The base game box includes six Legend miniatures, 15 Legend effect miniatures, four barrier miniatures, four board elements, nine canyon elements, 15 buildings, 82 3D landscape elements, 15 player boards, 238 cards, over 300 tokens, four loot token bags, six shield/health trackers, six miniature base rings, six Legend reference cards, six player screens, six gear boards, seven quick reference sheets, game rules, and a match booklet.
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