In this Box Breaking Matt Takes a look at Munchkin Zombies. One of the things about this edition is you play the zombie!!
Munchkins eating brains!! It has to be fun.
Watch as Matt takes you to a different world of Munchkin. Lions and tigers and bears, really? This is Munchkin. I’m sure we’re in for a twist.
If you are a Munchkin fan this is definitely for you. If you like the Wizard of Oz it’s a great addition to any collection.
It’s always a pleasure to see DP9. This year was no exception. They have a in the mixer, Dreadnoughts, Jovian Chronicles, and anpthe HG Blitz KS.
In this interview Robert and I chat about their recent Kickstarter and some of the issues they ran into. Plus we discuss Dreadnoughts, Jovian Chronicles, and the planned Kickstarter for next year.
Andrew Chats with me during Gen Con about all things Munchkin, and maybe a few things more. I really think a Munchkin CCG sounds great.
Will somebody get me to BGG so I can share all the SJG releases that they are saving for that show.
Ogre, the classic game of future tank warfare, will come to PC via Steam next year in a hex/turn based adaptation by experienced Steam developer and publisher Auroch Digital. Ogre raised nearly a million dollars on Kickstarter for its giant Designer’s Edition, and one of the stretch-goal promises was “We will do a computer game.” Here it comes. Work on the project will begin immediately, and the game should be released in late 2017.
ABOUT THE PUBLISHERS
Auroch Digital Ltd. is the acclaimed and multiple award-nominated Bristol-based indie games studio, founded by veteran game designer Dr. Tomas Rawlings.
Steve Jackson Games publishes Ogre, Munchkin, Zombie Dice, Chez Geek, and a lot of other board and card games. Its big upcoming project is Car Wars on Kickstarter.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Auroch Digital: visit aurochdigital.com, follow on twitter.com/AurochDigital, facebook.com/AurochDigital. For Presskit see:aurochdigital.com/presskit-aurochdigital/.
Steve Jackson Games: www.sjgames.com/ogre/
In this interview with Rhea we discuss Ogre 218, Moops, I hate Zombies, and more.
I think I hate Zombies is my first pick out others, how about you?
Watch Matt unbox Munchkin Steampunk. It features art by Phil Foglio and special gear mechanics. Not actual mechanics but rules for gears.
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Watch as I take a look at the small expansion for Munchkin. It isn’t limited or collectible every pack is the same. This is totally Dragon themed.
It’s all about dragons it has to be fun!
Steve Jackson Games Announces Two More Munchkin Guest Artist Editions!
AUSTIN, Texas (October 5, 2015) – Steve Jackson Games’ classic monster-bashing card game Munchkin was released in July 2001. Since then, it’s sold millions of games, expansions, comics, and toys.
Steve Jackson Games has already announced three Guest Artist Editions – Munchkin illustrated by Ian McGinty, Star Munchkin illustrated by Len Peralta, and Munchkin Fu illustrated by John Kovalic – and now we’re ready to announce two more:
· In June, a new version of Munchkin Cthulhu will crawl out of the depths, illustrated in adorable fashion by Katie Cook.
· In August, Super Munchkin swoops into stores, illustrated by comic artist Art Baltazar.
“The Guest Artist Editions are new takes on top Munchkin titles, drawn by some of our favorite industry artists!” notes Sam Mitschke, COO of Steve Jackson Games.
About Steve Jackson Games
Steve Jackson Games, based in Austin, Texas, has been publishing games, game books, and magazines since 1980. Its best-selling game is Munchkin, with almost 7 million copies of the games and supplements in print worldwide. Other top sellers are GURPS (the Generic Universal RolePlaying System), Zombie Dice, and Illuminati. Past hits have included Car Wars and Toon. Steve’s very first game, Ogre, originally released in 1977, drew almost a million dollars’ worth of Kickstarter support in 2012 for a super-deluxe edition, which was released in late 2013.
Car Wars card game demo from Gen Con 2015
I think this might be a great portal game for my local meet ups.
