Fantasy Flight Games teased Marvel Champions: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ahead of the February 2025 release, and Dan Patriss has all the info and more gaming news in this week’s Munchkin Land.
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NEWS
- Fantasy Flight Games teased Marvel Champions: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, with some new mechanics for the game including finding the mole Feb’ 25
- Iello will release King of Tokyo: Origins, An “entry” level King of Tokyo Nov ‘24. ($30)
- Archon Studio has moved the gamefound for Master of Orion: Ad Astra on Gamefound to Jan’ 25
- The Op has releases Marvel Dice Throne: Deadpool Expansion, Oct’ 24 ($25)
- Capstone Games will bring Pink Troubadour’s Galileo Galilei, to the US Q2 ‘25
- Renegade Game Studios showed off their Heroscape: Age of Annihilation Paint Set, which will be available Feb 25 ($90)
- Devir Games will release an expansion for The White Castle– The White Castle: Matcha, Oct ‘24. ($30)
- Amigo Games will release Cloudship (A cooperative family weight dexterity game) Dec ’24 (~$15-20)
KICKSTARTER
Holiday Hijinks Master Detective Collection
GAMEFOUND
West Story:A Town building game
Chicago 1875:City of the big shoulders
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