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Arkham is so large and complex, playing on the computer would be a godsend.
1) no forgetting to do things (like roll for blessing during upkeep, or forget to use an extra dice you should have)
2) no pain in shuffling all the cards
3) easier to set up and clean up
4) being able to play with friends that aren't in the same location (to hook other people on the joys, or uh horrors, of the game
5) being able to save the game (takes so long, taking a break without taking up the entire table, and half the living room, would be nice)
Oh, and I'd suggest just bundling the DLC, even if it means a higher pricepoint, I can't see the PC community taking well to the idea of DLC difficulty levels and honestly, what kind of half-assed Lovecraftian game only offers Cthulhu as DLC anyway?
Otherwise, really looking forward to it.
I have it on Android and it's a faithful transaltion of the board game.
Elder Sign - Omens though is a beautiful little piece of balanced entertainment and puzzle with a sense of immersion that almost no other app-game can compete with.
If a pc-conversion could bring more attention to the origin of the game and it's developers and thereby create more interest regarding table-top,.. it would be a justified act of branching out.
Otherwise,.. FFG should stick to it's solid boardgaming path.