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Anyone else notice the characteristic figures and box art from South Park tonight?

Looked to me like they were playing Zombicide!

They were:



I hope the image worked...

I haven't seen that episode, but that's really cool. Always fun with some mainstream exposure

Heck, I saw Zombicide in Books-A-Million yesterday. It's popping up everywhere.

 Aesop the God Awful wrote:
I haven't seen that episode, but that's really cool. Always fun with some mainstream exposure

Yeah. Always interests me when you see your hobby pass into the mainstream in small references. I wonder if they were backers?

I forgot which one told me, but one of them played DnD a lot back in the day and other RPGs. They also love there vidya games.

wouldn't be surprised if they did kickstarter it.

There's King of New York and Mice and Mystics in the background as well. I don't think I've ever heard of the other ones though.

Dead of Winter is another Plaid Hat Games game. Lords of Waterdeep is a D&D Themed euro. Merchants and Marauders is, I think, a Z-Man game about pirating.

Dead of Winter was surprisingly fun.

Get some wine or angery orchard, snacks, group of great friends and dim down the lights to set the mood.

Fan-fahkin-tastic game.