Streets of Arkham is an expansion for Mansions of Madness: Second Edition in which investigators must confront the horrific secrets behind Arkham’s failing facade of normalcy. From the campus of Miskatonic University to the gang-run speakeasies and storefronts, investigators face threats on both the supernatural and worldly fronts. Only with their wits, grit, and the occasional opportunity to unlock hidden potential can they overcome the threats to the city- and their lives.

This expansion unlocks three new digital scenarios, new digital mythos events, and a new digital puzzle. It introduces a new type of card, Elixirs, and a new type of token, Improvements. The expansion also includes new tiles, monsters, investigators, and new cards to further expand your investigations.

—description from the publisher

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Once the Elder One is summoned, Godzilla shifts to his Territorial Behavior. Things escalate as investigators witness a Kaiju battle between Godzilla and the Elder One unfolding before them. Godzilla still acts every turn, but now he moves towards the Elder One to confront him. However, the Elder One doesn’t just take attacks passively; every time Godzilla acts, the Elder One strikes back, either physically or mentally, affecting Godzilla’s sanity. Godzilla doesn’t have a Health track; instead, each time the Elder One hits him, he becomes distressed. When the Distress track reaches its maximum, Godzilla gives up and retreats, causing the investigators to lose the game. Therefore, when Godzilla begins fighting the Elder One, investigators must assist him because if Godzilla retreats before all stages of the Elder One are defeated, they lose.

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The Board Game is a fully co-op, story-based “zone” crawler. It is set in an alternative version of the Chornobyl Nuclear Plant Exclusion zone, full of anomalies, relics, mutants, emissions, and dark secrets.

Every mission will offer a different approach – either sneak in or go in guns blazing. Both systems are integrated seamlessly into a highly tactical experience. But you always have to remember that Zone is full of surprises – toxic radioactive rain, upcoming emissions, anomalies, or bands of mutants roaming around can cross your plans.

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It contains:

4 Abominations
1 Abomination Card
12 Divine Beast Action Cards
4 Skill Cards
1 Rules Leaflet

Aside from their passive abilities, each Divine Beast has 3 special Action cards. When a Divine Beast would activate during the Zombie phase, it draws from its deck of Action cards instead. Then it performs the legendary actions described on the card, heralding in waves of chaos across the board! Once a Divine Beast runs out of action cards in its deck, it vanishes from the board, signaling the spawn of the next Divine Beast.

Defeating a Divine beast grants the Survivor with a blessing of a Skill card.

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In the campaign-based action-adventure Bloodborne: The Board Game, players take on the role of Hunters, working together against the game to uncover the mysteries hidden within the city of Yharnam and beyond. Featuring unique Trick Weapons, each with various forms and powers, Hunters have to think quickly and adapt their tactics to overcome the multitude of foes that stand in their way. Learn their behavior, exploit their weaknesses, and strike them down! Featuring unique card-driven combat, luck has little place here — success or failure depends on your choices and how you approach each engagement!

Of course, against such horrific foes, death is a common occurrence, but worry not as death is no end for a Hunter. Those who fall in combat awaken in the Hunter’s Dream, ready to return fresh to the fight. Be warned, however, that upon awakening you might find previous foes and obstacles returned, Worse, time is not on your side as the Blood Moon rises ever higher into the sky, spreading its madness across Yharnam. You must press ever forward if you and your comrades hope to complete the Hunt before the city meets an unfortunate end.

As you set out onto the Hunt, always remember the old adage:

“We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood. Our eyes are yet to open… Fear the old blood.”

-description from designer

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The Time Traveler Expansion, designed by Todd Walsh (Set a Watch) and inspired by his love of Sci-Fi, features a quirky survivor who is great at avoiding combat. With 12 monster cards, 8 time anomalies, 2 standees, 2 map tiles, and a 30 card Time Traveler deck, this expansion introduces you to tons of time hopping hijinks. Whenever the Traveler is played, you introduce their Time Pod, which you can use to teleport around the map. Of course when you rip through space time there are bound to be consequences. You will have to watch out for time anomalies as well…

Maximum Apocalypse: Wasted Wilds is required to play!

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“Los Angeles is in the depths of what can only be described as the Rapture. The streets are filled with demons, imps and angels running amok and plunging the city into utter chaos. Our only chance is to work with a few guardian angels and prevent the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse from showing up.

With 30 Rapture monster cards, 15 promotional monsters, and a 23 card solo Allies deck, the Allies of the Rapture expansion collects all the solo and promotional content for the Maximum Apocalypse series into one box. The Rapture Apocalypse focuses on teh 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse, if these 4 bosses are ever all in play at the same time, the game is instantly lost. Please note that all of this content is included in the Legendary Edition of Maximum Apocalypse”

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Maximum Apocalypse: Gothic Horrors 2nd Edition is a revised standalone game that collects several smaller Maximum Apocalypse expansions — Gothic Horrors, Kaiju Rising, Jurassic Perils, and Allies of the Rapture — in one box that contains six apocalyptic scenarios: Cthulhu, Kaiju, Dinosaurs, Vampires, Yokai, and the Rapture.

Face off against life draining vampires, ghouls, and werewolves in a classic monster set or try to stop a bunch of cultists from summoning Cthulhu or other unspeakable Lovecraftian horrors. Each apocalypse brings with it new gameplay mechanisms such as the Insanity deck of phobias or the new night/day event deck.

This game includes five survivor characters: Priest, Army Ranger, Scientist, Adventurer, and Ronin. Each character comes with their own unique survivor deck of abilities and equipment cards.

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