I don’t know anyone that doesn’t want a scale miniature of Master Chief to pit against a squad of Elites. If that’s you, then you probably just haven’t thought about it long enough. Mantic Games just launched the pre-order site for Halo: Flashpoint. A miniatures skirmish

Modiphius is no stranger to IP miniatures games. They’ve announced a new skirmish game set in the Fallout universe and it is available for pre-order now! Sound interesting? Read the full press release from Modiphius below. Modiphius’ New Fallout® Miniatures Game Available to Pre-Order Free ‘Fallout: Factions’ Quickstart Rules

Today Mantic Games announced a new partnership with 343 Industries which will be used to bring the Halo universe to the tabletop via a brand-new Halo miniatures combat game. Set to launch in September 2024, this new Halo miniatures game will feature 40mm Spartan miniatures which will help bring Halo

One of my biggest criticisms of Battletech: Total Warfare was that it was huge. At 312 pages, not only was it physically heavy, it was hard to get through. While it contained literally every rule you could imagine, that was also its main problem. Gorgeous artwork throughout this small book

Did you know that the world of Battletech not only includes combat between giant ‘Mechs across vast landscapes, but there’s also infantry, planes, drop pods, tanks, robotic suits, worker-level ‘Mechs and submarines? What happens in combat if you end up inside a building and proceed to have combat throughout

It’s been over a month since I was first introduced to Battletech via the Beginner’s Box, and since then, I’ve spent more time painting Battletech models than actually playing, so sitting down to write this review, I was worried. In that review, I called out a distinct

Snap Ships Tactics cannot be properly reviewed as a whole product without first going into the details of its three component parts: the toy, the game, and the metagame. The Toy Snap Ships have existed before there was ever any tactics. If all you want to do is collect and

The year was 1996. I don’t know where I bought my copy of Mechwarrior 2, but I remember how I felt looking at the box. Flames, a Timber Wolf mech, and the iconic Battletech logo…I felt like I was about to step into a new world of gaming.