SPOOKTACULAR: SCREAMS FROM THE SCREEN

The storm builds. Clouds claw at the sky like a werewolf at the screen. Lightning forks across the night, striking a substation with a deafening crack. Inside, the movie stalls. The image stutters. The film sizzles. Then the audio dies—replaced by static, a hiss, a groan.
And then... they emerge.
Not actors. Not special effects. These are monsters. Real monsters. Torn from celluloid. Brought to life. You are one of them.

[h2]MONSTERS OFF THE REEL[/h2]
Spooktacular is a cinematic horror board game where you become one of twenty unique monsters born from the darkest corners of B-movie nightmares.
You’re not just wearing a costume. You are the thing under the bed. The whisper in the duct. The shadow in the back row.
You crawl out of the screen into a crumbling movie theater overrun with panicked spectators. Your mission? Haunt, hunt, destroy—and become the most terrifying creature ever committed to film. Each monster comes with its own rules, its own tempo, and its own method of making the audience scream.
One stalks from the vents. One devours entire aisles. One brings the ushers back from the grave. Some thirst for flesh. Others for fear itself.
Every playthrough is a forgotten horror flick—one that never made it past the censors. Unpredictable. Blood-soaked. Brilliant. And when it’s over, only one scream will echo as the final credits roll.

[h2]A GAME THAT CELEBRATES OBSCURE CINEMA AND FEAR THAT LINGERS[/h2]
This isn’t nostalgia. It’s resurrection. Spooktacular pays tribute to the grainy late-night horrors we weren’t supposed to watch—but did.
Each monster is inspired by horror subgenres that defined (and warped) generations:
- The stitched horrors of mad science.
- The syrupy decay of body horror.
- The hiss of creature features.
- The creeping dread of psychological torment.
These monsters aren't tropes—they're tributes. Each one plays like its own genre. Want to control a shape-shifting slasher that kills with timing and style? It’s in the box. Prefer the creeping mist that consumes rooms, erases exits, and leaves whispers behind? Also here.

[h2]TERROR YOU CAN TOUCH[/h2]
Spooktacular is not a reboot. Not a parody. It’s a ritual built from cardboard, plastic, and pure analog dread.
Inside the box, you’ll find:
- 20 fully asymmetric monsters, each with its own power set. Some whisper through walls. Some twist reality. Some… just want to be loved.
- A modular cinema board, including screening rooms, projection booths, vents, popcorn machines, exits that never work, and secret passageways that may or may not exist.
- Streamlined rules that are easy to learn but layered in darkness. New players can jump right in, but the longer you play, the deeper the terror grows.
Every playthrough is a new VHS tape you found in your uncle’s basement. Unlabeled. Unfinished. Unexpected. Just press “Play”… and hope it ends before it ends you.

[h2]BUT YOU’RE NOT ALONE IN THE DARK[/h2]
Spooktacular is a game of horrific competition. Every player controls a different monster, and every monster wants the spotlight.
You’ll stalk the same theaters. Hunt the same prey. But others are always one scream ahead. They’ll slam doors in your face, lure victims away, set traps in the aisle, or strike when your back is turned.
You can form uneasy alliances. Whisper across the lobby. Team up for a scene or two. But in the end, there can be only one name on the marquee.
There are no friends in this flick. Only survivors. And those who don’t get a sequel.

[h2]WANT TO PLAY TONIGHT?[/h2]
Can’t wait for the box? You don’t have to.
Spooktacular is already haunting the digital realm on Tabletopia—a full tabletop simulation of the physical game. Not a cut-down demo. Not a video game. The actual board, the monsters, the tokens. Everything you’d find in the box… and a little extra glitch around the edges.
You and your friends can play online from anywhere, in real time. Explore the cinema together.
Practice your scares. Perfect your strategy. Or just bask in the haunted glow of 1980s analog terror.
New to horror board games? Great. Tabletopia lets you learn the mechanics at your own pace. Try solo runs. Host digital screenings. Introduce your cult… we mean, your group… to the experience.
Whether you’re in Tokyo or Toledo, the nightmare is only a click away.

[h2]A LOVE LETTER TO VHS FEVER DREAMS[/h2]
There’s no jump-scare economy here. Spooktacular invites you into an immersive horror world built not just on fear—but texture, pacing, atmosphere.
Each game is a session of creative performance. You’re not just winning. You’re starring in a forgotten film that never saw daylight. The creak of a reel. The warped tracking line. The moment the film melts and something stares back.
If you remember taping over old rentals. If you ever squinted at shadows behind the screen. If you know horror doesn’t need CGI to chill your bones—this is for you.

[h2]AND NO ONE LEAVES UNAFFECTED[/h2]
Spooktacular isn’t just a game. It’s a séance in a box. A late-night TV broadcast you were never meant to see. A degraded tape that shouldn’t have survived… but did.
It’s for those who grew up on flickering screens, midnight movie marathons, and the hum of rewinding horror.
It’s for those who miss cigarette burns in the corner of the frame.
For those who remember that true terror doesn’t come from polygons, but from static, silence, and the sudden scream in a pitch-black room.
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[h2]THE FINAL REEL IS SPINNING[/h2]
The lights are dimming. The usher has vanished. The exits are jammed.
If you want to be part of this flick—step into the frame.
Or stay seated.
In the dark.
Let the screen glow.
And watch… as they find you.
[h3]The spooky awaits at Tabletopia[/h3]