Category: Tabletop, Board Game, Modular System, Dungeon
Leave the flat board behind. Experience the third dimension.
Tabletop games thrive on imagination—Scapeshift makes that imagination tangible. We are developing a modular construction system that will change your game nights forever. Say goodbye to drawn lines on paper or rigid, pre-made maps: With Scapeshift, you build real dungeons, labyrinthine corridors, and tactical battlefields that literally stand in the path of your miniatures.
At the heart of Scapeshift lies maximum flexibility. Manufactured using high-precision 3D printing, our system allows you to customize every aspect of your gaming environment. Thanks to interchangeable surface tiles and an intelligent connector system, you can transform the atmosphere in an instant—from the cold stone floor of a dungeon to opulent halls.
Prepare yourself for a system that not only looks impressive but grows alongside your campaign.
What awaits you with Scapeshift:
- Limitless Modularity: A flexible modular system that allows you to construct dungeons and game boards piece by piece according to your vision and expand them at any time.
- True Immersion: Solid walls and structures provide a genuine 3D tactile feel, real lines of sight, and a depth of play that flat maps simply cannot match.
- Full Customization: Thanks to interchangeable surface tiles (“Inlays”), you can adapt the flooring and design to match your current game setting perfectly.
- Maximum Flexibility: Whether it’s a massive battlefield or a confined space—the system adapts to your rules, not the other way around.
Example setup as a HeroQuest game board (figures and accessories not included)
This product is manufactured using modern filament 3D printing technology (FDM). Unlike injection molding, the component is built up layer by layer. This process enables high flexibility in construction as well as efficient material usage without unnecessary waste, making it ideal for small-series production.
Note on Surface Texture: Due to the layer-by-layer manufacturing process, the surface exhibits a fine, technically inherent structure (layer lines). These visible lines are not a quality defect but a characteristic feature of 3D printing and do not affect the stability or functionality of the product.
