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I am waiting for Massive Darkness, myself. KS launches in a couple weeks.

Fortunately, Massive Darkness sounds like it should be a fun game, first, so minis-only isn't on my wish list.

 Pacific wrote:
Massive Darkness sounds intriguing - what are the main things people are looking forward to with that one ?

1. streamlined, kid-friendly mechanics and duration
2. well-varied, distinctive Hero classes
3. non-Zombie monsters

Also, lots and lots of characterful models.

The way things are going, Massive Darkness is looking like it'll check all of the boxes when it finally delivers.

Mice & Mystics has a campaign of linked scenarios, IIRC.

I hear someone Kickstarted a 25th Anniversary edition of HeroQuest, so it should have hit the shops a while back.

OTOH, Dungeon Crusade is on Kickstarter, and your pledge might be the one that sees it finally, barely get funded...

After 3 failed attempts to fund previously, maybe 4th time's a charm?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=dungeon+crusade

Surely, you'll want to throw your money at this guy so he can see his dream of publishing a sprawling, Synnibarian kitchen sink dungeon crawl get funded, right?

I think it's <<10% chance of delivery. The dude has to produce what looks to be a ridiculous amount of paper, print it in very small volume (600), and then ship individually.

If people are very lucky, he prioritizes to get the core game printed and delivered. If they are not, he tries to do them all at once to save on bulk shipping. Based on his previous campaigns and what they reveal about his estimation abilities, I think it'll be a disaster.

OTOH, Dungeon Crusade has a 9.9 rating on BoardGame Geek... Fake ratings, I think...