<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant Robot Alert this time is brought to you by Core Connection, the mech-building card game. Japanime Games and Keep Dry are running a Gamefound campaign for a new core set, called Nabla Conspiracy, and a new expansion, Jade Judgement. You can head over and check out the campaign now.
From the campaign:
Two years ago, Atlantis, conquerors of the ancient world, rose from the depths of the Pacific. As the world stood paralyzed in the face of their onslaught, seven girls stepped forward to oppose it. They possessed the Royal Wavelength necessary to activate the humanoid weapons known as Resonants—the only means of stopping Atlantis. Caught in a maelstrom of conflict, they battled against the hordes, eventually slaying Ennosigaios, the Lord of Atlantis.
Now, peace slowly returns as the world licks its wounds and rebuilds. The girls enjoy a return to their normal lives… while feeling ever—so—slightly like something’s missing.
In time, they begin to hear whispers of a secret society known as Nabla’s Heart. Some speak of it as the hidden dark side of a global corporation. Others as the root of military corruption or a way to save those precious to them. Most ominously, there are those who say it plots the eradication of the Royal Wavelength, prompting the girls to go into hiding. The road that stretches before them is a dark and lonely one, but they walk it nonetheless. They have faith that with the twinkling stars above as their guide, their paths will one day cross once more.
Welcome to the world of Core Connection! Nabla Conspiracy, the new base game, and Jade Judgement, the new expansion, join Rise of Atlantis and Titans Unleashed in this amazing “mech-builder” series! We released Rise of Atlantis and Titans Unleashed at PAX East in 2020 – our last in-person show before the world shut down. Core Connection was another victim of the pandemic, and didn’t get the love it deserved, so we are thrilled to be able to re-introduce the whole series to you!
The campaign’s 1.5x funded with 10 days left to go.
Source: Tabletop Gaming News
