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Limited edition of the Judge Dredd-themed board game Block Mania out now

November 27, 2020 by Andrew Newton

Rebellion has announced the release of a limited edition re-issue of Block Mania, the classic board game based on the world of Judge Dredd.  This re-release of the classic two-player game set in Mega- City One also features the Mega-Mania expansion set which gives block residents more reasons for Judges to send them to the Iso-cubes.

Block Mania, designed by Space Hulk designer Richard Halliwell and first released back in 1987, is a game for two players that sees them take control of residents of two different blocks as they attempt to destroy each other in an all out Block War.  Anyone who’s read Judge Dredd will know that a Block War can feature any sort of chaos, including City-Def forces infiltrating the enemy to blow it up, the use of heavy weaponry, bat-suit clad opponents and even hungry alien Kleggs commandeering Sky-Rail cars.

As mentioned above, the Limited Edition also includes the Mega-Mania expansion which features the Happy Hour expansion adding Robo-Dogs, Sucker Guns and Trip Mines to the game.

The Limited Edition contains:

  • Two different, full-colour game boards – each depicting an entire Mega-City block.
  • 180 counters representing the Citizens, weapons and equipment of the blocks, as well as damage, collapse and fire markers.
  • A deck of 54 full-colour, double-sided playing cards, used to play numerous dirty tricks during the game. When the last card is played the quick fire endgame begins as the Judges arrive.
  • A detailed, comprehensive rulebook with extensive diagrams, examples of play and players’ notes giving tips on strategy and tactics.
  • A handy Blockers’ Manual telling players all about how to use the multitude of citizens, weapons, hardware and instruments of total destruction in the game.
  • Mega-Mania expansion adds additional counters and two new boards allowing play for up to 4 players.

Head on over to 2000AD.com and Asmodee UK now and get the limited edition re-issue of Block Mania before the Judges take it off the shelves.

 

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, Comic Books, News, Toys Tagged With: 2000AD, Block Mania, Judge Dredd, Rebellion

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