In This Box Breaking Matt takes a look at a Nightmare Before Christmas through the eyes of Munchkin. It has a ghoulish spin and you can play as a citizen from your favorite holiday town.
This is one of the coolest versions of Munchkin yet!
Machine of Death: The Game of Creative Assassination
$40.00
Machine of Death: The Game of Creative Assassination is a storytelling game set in a world in which a machine can predict how a person will die with 100% accuracy with only a small blood sample. However, the machine delights in being vague and twisted. A card reading “Old Age” could mean you die in your sleep at age 120, or it could mean you’re run over tomorrow by an elderly driver who forgot to take his pills today.
Players of the game take the role of assassins, who must use the various tools at their disposal; from storytelling to a slew of items available from specialty Black Market shops to create a situation in which a target is killed in a way in line with their Death Prediction. The Machine of Death Game uses this basic idea of assassins working in a world where cause of death is known to create various game modes.
There are various game modes such as general Round Robin, Head-To-Head, Co-op, Cutthroat and The Day Off which allow for tons of replayability and fun! So get your catapult ready to fling some sharks at people or maybe create a quick sand generator in a treehouse to take out your rivals. With all these possibilities and game play, assassination has never been more fun!
2-4 players
Ages 15+
30 minute play time
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Halloween is so close I can almost feel the eerie excitement. Every year around this time I wish I had a goood gaming costume. I mean every year I go to these conventions and think how cool some of these costumes are. Every year I say next year I will have one. The problem is to just buy a costume you might spend over a thousand dollars. Well, next year I won’t have a cool one but I sure will be off to a good start.
While there is no limit to what you can do with your imagination when it comes to costuming you have to start somewhere. I have always wanted to make a ranger type of costume. This is something that I will have to do in baby steps, actually my wife will be doing all the work. For the start of the project, which will take a year or two to budget all the time for, I have decided on a shirt and a cape. These items should prove fairly easy to make. The materiel’s needed should also prove to be inexpensive. Continue reading »
