Gloom Compatible Game Crate

This is my second crate by Broken Token I’ve made (after the Big Damn Crate) and the second one I’ve painted beforehand, and when it’s all together it does not disappoint. I like that it will hold the entire Gloom series including the spin-offs, and I still love how well the wood takes paint to really make it pop. I painted the crate in black, red, and white to match the actual Gloom boxes and it looks absolutely gorgeous. Like other reviewers I had some difficulties getting the protective sheet off the acrylic and out of the little spiderweb crevices, but some gentle scratching with my nails got it off with no immediately noticeable damage to the acrylic. Absolutely love the crate and can’t wait to fill it up with the rest of the series!

Pretty quick and easy to put together. I like the see through window on the top. I have nearly everything for Gloom and this stores it all just fine. It would be nice if they had made a compartment on the interior side where you could put the rules so you don't have to put them on top ... so you can see all wonderful cards through the window ... but that would be my only nit pick.

To be fair, when I first bought this organizer I thought I had gotten a great deal (3rd party retailer). As I began assembly I noticed the fit of the acrylic was a bit odd, so I referenced the site and to my dismay I realized I had bought old stock and the design had changed significantly for the better. Intent to make the most of the situation I reached out to Broken Token's support to see if they had any good suggestions or solutions for assembly. They surprised me by doing one better and were kind enough to send, at their expense, all the parts necessary to upgrade to the current and more aptly designed model. In all I feel the Tomb is functional and fits numerous variants well presuming you get some extra dividers. Even if not it fits the base game and expansions well while still allowing for some division. The fit was excellent, as was material quality. As for the acrylic, as some have said it can be difficult to remove the paper coating for the etched gloom logo, but a few spritzes of multipurpose or glass cleaner and honestly probably even water, in conjunction with a soft bristle brush clears the etching right out with minimal effort. I did this twice over to both acrylic windows I had, with one be especially stubborn until I used a bit of good sense.

Love the aesthetic and am super excited to see it finished.
Got the box and have started assembly. Noticed several issues already.
Several pieces aren't completely finished and had bits of wood from the break off still attached. Stabbed myself with one.
The acrylic window had been burned with the protection paper into the acrylic. So now I got a permanent creme for letters, spider and spider webs instead of an etching.
The instructions and pieces are clearly marked so I know exactly what I need to do and where to find the pieces I need.

Love it.