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Glass Cannon Unplugged — Publisher of the Dying Light Board Game

Glass Cannon Unplugged is the tabletop publisher behind Dying Light: The Board Game, the cooperative survival adaptation of Techland's hit video-game franchise. They're an independent crowdfunded studio focused on cinematic, scenario-driven board games — not the same company as CMON (a common search-engine confusion).

Based in
Europe (operations across PL/UK)
Active since
Late 2010s
Focus
Licensed coop board games

What they're known for

Glass Cannon Unplugged built their reputation on licensed crowdfunded adaptations of beloved video-game franchises. Their funding model leans on Kickstarter and Gamefound, with deluxe pledges, miniatures upgrades, and stretch-goal content driving most of the value for backers.

Dying Light: The Board Game is currently their highest-profile project, funded in February 2024 to the tune of over €1.78 million from 7,700+ backers. The game brings parkour, the Day/Night cycle, and Volatile chases to the tabletop — see our How to Play guide for the full breakdown.

The Dying Light project, at a glance

  • Game: Dying Light: The Board Game — a fully cooperative 1–4 player survival game.
  • License: Techland (creators of the Dying Light video games).
  • Funded: February 2024 on Kickstarter, with late pledges later moving to Gamefound.
  • Status: Backer fulfillment underway, with retail release listed as "Coming soon" on the publisher's site.
  • Editions: Standard, Deluxe, and Kickstarter-exclusive bundles. See our editions comparison.

Where to follow Glass Cannon Unplugged

For purchases, late-pledge access, or shipping questions, always go directly to the publisher — none of this site is affiliated with them.

Glass Cannon Unplugged vs CMON — the common mix-up

A surprising number of people search "Dying Light board game CMON". CMON (CoolMiniOrNot) is a separate, much larger publisher — they did not make the Dying Light Board Game. The publisher you're looking for is Glass Cannon Unplugged. The confusion likely stems from CMON's history of similarly-styled licensed coop miniatures games (Zombicide, Marvel United, etc.).

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