Tiniest Epics, vol. 4: The walking dead do handstands, too

I am not a zombie fan, per se. I don't...

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This is the tiny epic game that is the most intriguing to me, thanks for the review.

Really digging the series. How many more TE games do you have to cover?

The versatility and the thematic depth remain the strongest parts of it, even after multiple plays. Having gone from doubter to believer, I remain impressed.

Great review! I'd probably grab this one, if I needed another zombie game. I don't. Or do I?

Thanks! For the price, I'd say you can't beat it if you want to try another one that plays as a real, game night game, and not just a filler.

dysjunct wrote: Really digging the series. How many more TE games do you have to cover?

Three more after Zombies: Defenders, Mechs, and Western.

Really enjoy these reviews Marc. We only have Mechs and we’ve had fun with it. I just put in an order for this one and Quest.

Excellent. Glad people are getting something out of them.. And kinda glad it's contributing to Gamelyn's bottom line, too. I have a lot of respect for the way they do business. It just seems like a whole lot of smart: smart concepts, smart designs, smart production, etc.

Awesome write up! I just supported my LFGS and did a drive by buy of this. I have some of the others, still need tactics, mechs, and western I think. I wonder if they are planning expansions for these more recent games like their earlier ones.

Thanks! Michael Coe sometimes chimes in on expansion discussion on BGG. The most frequent request has been for Quest and he dropped a hint that they're tossing ideas around right now. Tactics technically came with an expansion (the alternate maps) but it seems like an easily adjustable system, so there could be more to come. The only thing confirmed in the pipeline at the moment, though, is Tiny Epic Dinosaurs.