There are cheaper miniature games out there. Gaslands is Mad Max/ Death Race inspired and you use standard toy cars to play. There’s also Turnip28 that’s pretty much post apocalyptic Napoleonic Wars. There are cheap Napoleon era miniatures people modify for it, but I’ve also seen some goofier builds, like using toys and actual vegetables. I will say I haven’t really played either, but they are the two miniature games I often consider getting into.

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Turns out it’s a math game called Magimixer.

While I’m sure it could be a great game, it’ll never happen. WB just canceled a Wonder Woman game and shut down its developer. If they don’t have faith on a game based on one of their most well known characters, there’s no way they’d even green light a game based on a lower tier hero. A detective game based on the Question would be great too, but since he’s not one of DC’s top heroes it’ll never happen.

If just want to here random people’s stories Beautiful /Anonymous is really good. Each episode the host, Chris Gethard, takes a phone call from a stranger and they talk for an hour about whatever the caller wants. Some episodes are light and goofy while others can get pretty dark. It’s definitely one of my favorite podcasts.

They’re treating him like he tried to blow up Gotham City when all he did was kill Lex Luthor.

The Yogscast is a group of gaming YouTubers and streamers and the Jingle Jam is a big charity fundraiser they do every December.

Out of curiosity OP, did you watch the Yogacast Jingle Jam? I ask because someone mentioned the Baggar 288 during one of the streams the other day and fell down a similar Wiki hole.