The Terminator board game's Kickstarter is in its final hours. Space Goat Play's final Kickstarter push is going on right now. Also in today's Highlights: the return of Ghost Brothers, Splathouse podcast's discussion of Hard Ticket to Hawaii (1987), Inside Psycho details, Brian Parker's Washington, Dead City book series, Midnight Syndicate's concert details, and a trailer for Whispers.

Terminator Board Game's Final Kickstarter Details: From Space Goat Play: "Hey Goat Game Heads!

We're in the last days of our Terminator Kickstarter and we wanted to make sure you don't miss out!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/evildead2/the-terminatortm-the-official-board-game

First off, we have a chance for you to get the deluxe Evil Dead 2 game if you missed out on it last time!

We've also unlocked a ton of stretch goals and added a bunch of stuff to the SGP Exclusive Termination Box!

Finally, we have some really cool metal add-ons you can get, even if you don't want to get the whole game!

Everything marked with SGP Exclusive is only going to be available from Space Goat, not at retail, and will be more expensive after the campaign. Remember that you'll want to back it here if you want those sweet sweet exclusives.

We'll be back,

Team Space Goat.

P.S. Don't forget that you can follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more updates!"

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