February has been a great month for Kickstarter games, featuring a wide assortment from the creative mixing of tabletop and digital components, to gorgeous artwork, and some great game companies.
Wild Wars: Family Battle allows 2 to 4 players to pit their army of vicious, cute (and everything in between) animals against each other, in an all-out, knockdown fight for the highest score after ten rounds.
The three-story game board instantly captures your imagination and interest, but the 3D tower is a lot more than just a gimmick: it’s a core part of the mechanics and gameplay of Zombie Tower 3D — now on Kickstarter.
Ares Games has released Odyssey - Wrath of Poseidon, Brick Party is set to have a North America release, and Z-Man has a new game coming out this month.
As a powerful Enchantress, musical Bard, or fearless Dragon Slayer, explore a deadly dungeon and push your party to their limits in order to become the mightiest hero in all the land.
A.D.A.P.T. is a new game on Kickstarter that seems to solidly fit the casual niche that we are always on the lookout for. After a failed campaign in November, the publisher has come back with a vengeance.
Gamewright has announced several new games that will release this year, Z-Man Games has announced a new game from Matt Leacock, and suggestions for game nights in small apartments.
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