Recently announced last week, Fantasy Flight Games has revealed its newest board game, The Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle-earth to be released in stores during the second quarter of this year. The physical board game can host 1-5 players and will also feature companion app-support through digital platforms.
Guerrilla Games’ popular PS4 exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn is being converted to tabletop form by the talented folks at Steamforged Games. The project’s Kickstarter, which launched this morning, has already crushed its goal of $200,114, and with funding secured the game is on-track for its March 2020 release.
Get ready to grow up, as Simon Stålenhag’s next game from the Tales universe, Things from the Flood, will be released on Kickstarter on September 18. The standalone expansion will share some elements with Tales from the Loop, and players can import their kids from Tales from the Loop
This morning Jamey Stegmaier announced the forthcoming title, Between Two Castles of Mad King Ludwig in Stonemair Games’ September update. Formerly known as ‘Codename Combo’, this tabletop game is the result of the collaboration between Stonemaier Games and Bezier Games and releases on October 19th. If you’re looking for
Dized broke out last year as a new app in development that would teach you how to play a game straight from the box. While it’s been a long time coming to see the app, Playmore Games has released it for early access.
After a successful showing at Gen
Today at Gen Con, Restoration Games announced that it plans to release an updated version of the 1981 game Dark Tower, with a Kickstarter campaign announced for next year. The game will have a tentative release date of 2020, with Return to Dark Tower containing core elements of the original
Today, Asmodee North America announced that its CEO Christian T Petersen would be stepping down as CEO effective at the end of the year. The news comes as the Asmodee North America will be split into two different branches, which will be led by other executives.
Petersen’s statement is
Today, CMON Limited announced that it will produce an updated edition of the real-time cooperative board game Project: ELITE, with an expanded Kickstarter to be announced at a later date during Q4 of this year. The updated version will be developed from community feedback of the initial release, and will
