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not $65-for-a-box-that-will-never-be-opened good, though
They're making money on it, so that's reason enough for them.
Presumably, the few people that buy it will open and use it.
I highly doubt they are making much money, if any on it. Board game development and manufacturing is expensive in the U.S. especially for a one-off. A game with this many decks and pieces would probably cost an easy $100 in a regular retail environment, which is likely why the run is limited.
I expect a larger, less limited run for a higher price later on if this test run sells well. If this is a loss leader, it's also a marketing gambit.
This is completely possible and a much more realistic analysis. We'll see what they end up doing here.
Might sell decently in the UK as well 😆
Yeah, the TrashFuture audience would love this shit.