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Played a game of Deadzone today for the first time in like 6 months, and was reminded what a great game it is. Sadly there's only me and a couple of other guys who even own it locally, and no one else is interested in playing. So after I tried and failed to get people to try it when it was new, I haven't really played it much. What about you? Do people play it? Is there continued interest?

I play whenever I can, usually against myself or by pressganging family members who make the mistake of looking bored for a moment too long (I don't have an actual gaming group to speak of, I was on the verge of selling the last lot on DZ before the group disintegrated)

When Contagion arrives with the single-player/Zombie/AI rules, I'll probably play a lot more. It is a fun game to play when I don't want the scale of 40k or the complexity of Infinity (which is a lot of the time!), and the minis are all pretty great as well.

Yep, it's a regular game in my house.

I do! In fact, because of Deadzone, (ok ok, and life is busy) I haven't played 40k in a long while. Mostly because the games are quicker, I can get people at my FLGS to try it. I've been enjoying it greatly.

I don't, simply due to lack of time. I get an average of 1 game of something a week, took me 2 months just to get through the core Mars Attacks scenarios. Still have both expansions to do, and in the meantime I also received DBX and Wrath of Kings... so yeah.

I love deadzone, its one of my favourite games but I don't get to play it often because its not very gaming club friendly. I like impressive looking boards and they take a long time to set up, plus the faff transporting them.