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Benjamin Abbott

This 3D-printed wargame is metal enough to make Elden Ring wince, and I can't wait to play it

Malediction miniatures on a gray surface in front of dice, with a hand moving one whilst holding cards.

Malediction is OK being weird. Actually, that might be its greatest strength. Breaking into wargames is notoriously difficult thanks to a Space Marine-shaped shadow looming over the hobby, so standing out is a survival instinct.

Thanks to card-based gameplay drawn from the best board games, tokens that can be swapped out for 3D-printable miniatures, lore from multi-NYT bestselling author Tracy Hickman, and ever-shifting terrain, Brazilian developer Loot Studios is giving the effort both barrels. The community certainly seems to appreciate this USP; there's been enough buzz over Malediction to make it one of 2025's most talked-about releases so far.

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