The Deadly Premonition Board Game Is Getting a Deluxe Edition

You can purchase the game from retail stores soon, too.

Rising Star Games’ cult favorite Deadly Premonition was turned into a board game that took Kickstarter by storm when it first debuted. Now, it’s getting a new retail edition with the Deadly Premonition: Deluxe Edition, which is coming to North America and Europe this Jan. 31, 2018.

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The Deluxe Edition will be available at retail packaged with a Steam download code for the game, a cloth mat, soundtrack, custom die, and some pretty cool packaging all for $59.95.

The board game follows players as they head to the bizarre town of Greenvale as they try to get to the bottom of Laura Palmer, er, Ashley Graham’s murder and suss out the killer. If you’re a Twin Peaks fan, you’ll certainly find plenty to love about Deadly Premonition, so it’s definitely worth diving headfirst into the board game, too.

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