Hey there, board game enthusiasts! It’s time to get all the latest buzz in the world of tabletop gaming. This week, we’re diving into some exciting new game announcements, notable releases, and tidbits from the industry that you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re a strategy lover or just enjoy clever card mechanics, there’s something fresh coming up that might just pique your interest. Let’s jump right in!

New Games on the Horizon

Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons

The popular Horrified series is back with a twist: Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons. This new iteration allows players to step into the shoes of classic D&D characters like fighters, clerics, and wizards as they battle against notorious monsters such as the Beholder and Red Dragon. While the gameplay stays true to what fans love, it also introduces teleport spaces and a 20-sided die for special abilities.

The downside? It’s a bit light on monsters, providing only four when other entries in the series offered more. Still, for fans of both franchises, this could be a fun combo worth checking out. You can read more about this release here.

Uninvited Guests at a Wedding

Have you ever crashed a wedding? Well, in Uninvited Guests at a Wedding, that’s just what you’re up to! Designed by Phalgun Polepalli, players aim to dine and dance without getting caught. You can clear evidence of your wrongdoing or try to expose your friends, all while rolling the dice with risky accusations. It’s fun, lighthearted, and perfect for party settings. Its release in mid-July 2025 is just around the corner, and it should appeal to those who enjoy social deduction games! More details available here.

Rebirth

From the mind of Reiner Knizia comes Rebirth, a new tile-laying game where players take on the role of clan leaders competing to rebuild Scotland after a series of calamities. The game promises strategic depth with players laying tiles to represent their contributions to society while wrestling for control over prestigious castles. With Knizia’s reputation, this game could be set to deliver engaging tactical gameplay. For more about its mechanics, check out the source here.

Miniatures and Armies Making Waves

New Releases from Games Workshop

Games Workshop has had a stellar week with exciting announcements across their range:

  • Returning to Warhammer 40k is an updated Kill Team: Tomb World featuring Deathwatch and Necrons. This set is packed with 31 miniatures and offers a fresh take on skirmish battles. More info can be found here.
  • The Flesh-Eater Courts and Nighthaunt also received new models and battletomes, bringing fresh life to Age of Sigmar players. Learn more about these updates here.
  • The Tomb Kings are back with stunning new plastic kits, joining the fray in Warhammer’s Old World setting. You can check out the reveal here.

Top Tournament Army Lists

Attention competitive players! The ATC’s recent team event brought out some unbeatable army lists featuring Astra Militarum and Ultramarines. If you’re looking to tweak your strategy or want to see what others are using in tournament play, you can find those winning lists here!

Exciting Events and Promotions

Gen Con 2025 Updates

The excitement is building as we approach Gen Con 2025. Mozaic Games will be present showcasing their latest, including Uninvited Guests at a Wedding. If you’re at the event, make sure to check out their booth in Entrepreneur’s Alley!

Mystery Miniatures Box

For those into miniatures, Spikey Bits offers a mystery box for $60 filled with $125 worth of miniatures. It’s a chance to expand your collection without breaking the bank! Stay updated on this limited-time offer here.

That’s all for this week! Stay tuned for more updates and keep your gaming tables ready for all the new adventures coming your way!

About the Author

Jordan’s been deep into the hobby for over a decade, with a taste for midweight strategy games, clever card mechanics, and anything asymmetric. He loves games that reward smart plays and subtle interaction, especially ones where outthinking your opponents matters more than flashy components. His writing style is direct and opinionated, and he's not afraid to challenge popular picks or champion overlooked gems. If a game makes you bluff, adapt, or quietly pull ahead while everyone’s distracted, chances are Jordan’s already a fan.

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