December 14, 2007: Coming In March

We're doing a bit of catching up, so we're announcing what's coming out for March 2008 today, and April 2008 tomorrow.

Munchkin 6 - Demented Dungeons
Now It's Really A Dungeon Crawl!

Munchkin is about kicking down doors, killing nonsters, and stealing their treasure. But where are the dank walls of the subterranean labyrinth where our heroes engage in their murderous exploits?

Demented Dungeons introduces a new twist on Munchkin. Now you can enter the Dungeon of Elvish Excess, where everyone is an Elf. Or take a Portal to the Dungeon of Manga Wrangling, where tentacles are even more dangerous. Or power up in the Dungeon of Unexpected Epicness -- although it's hardly "unexpected," given the name. Or all of them at once!

Each of the 20 double-sized Dungeon cards adds a new rule that affects the entire party, and maybe the monsters too! Use the 16 Portal cards to jump from one Dungeon to the next in your search for gold and glory.

Munchkin 6 - Demented Dungeons is an expansion for the classic Munchkin set, and was designed by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic.

20 double-sized cards, 16 standard-sized cards, and a rulesheet in a tuckbox. Stock #1457, ISBN 978-1-55634-778-8. $9.95.

Lord of the Fries
Welcome to Friedey's, the Fast Food Restaurant of the Damned!

Our whole staff is dead, and we’re really short on brains. But we'll do our best to fill your order! Even a horde of nearly-mindless zombies can assemble combo meals. Sort of.

And now you're one of us. Combine frighteningly generic ingredients like "Cow Meat," "Sauce," and "Drink." Play from eight different menus, including Ratherbee's Steakhouse, the classic Friedey's Restaurant, and the new McPubihan’s. Build orders like Bovine Spongiform Yum, Yum, Yum!, Penne for Your Tots, Synaptic Relay Deteriorator, and Sheep wit' da Fishes. But be quick -- the customer is waiting!

Whoever fills the best orders gets the most points, and the zombie with the most points becomes . . . The Lord of the Fries!

This new edition of the classic Lord of the Fries includes large, full-color menus, a new restaurant, 8 alternate decks designed for 3-to-5-player games, color-coded dice, point tokens, and a timer.

100 cards, two dice, die-cut tokens, timer, full-color menus, and rulesheet in a 6" x 9" box. Stock #1801, ISBN 978-1-55634-776-4. $24.95.

Note: Steve Jackson Games did not buy Cheapass Games, nor has James Ernest been called back to the mothership. We'll do another Daily Illuminator on what the actual relationship is, later in the week.
-- Paul Chapman

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