Mutant Chronicles Game - CMG Trailer

The crunch collectible card games are continuing to feel may have contributed to Fantasy Flight’s recent decision to make its Mutant Chronicles CMG non-random. Having already changed their significant CCG lines to “living card games” (read: non-random sets), making the same sort of move for Mutant Chronicles could be an excellent preemptive move for FFG to avoid becoming part of the seemingly-inevitable CMG crunch - which some say is already upon us. Makes me wonder if the supposed “packaging problems” the company had just after GTS were really problems, or a product launch being thrown into a sharp turn before heading down a new path. (FFG announcement copied below)

Mutant Chronicles Spin-Offs

Spin-offs

• Doomtrooper, a collectible card game where you command warriors, magic and resources against your opponent(s).
• Dark Eden, a second collectible card game designed by Bryan Winter based on the tribes remaining on planet Earth. Genesis, an expansion set, was never released.^[4]
• Warzone, a Miniature wargame much like Warhammer 40,000. A Warzone real-time strategy computer game was in the process of being made but never published.
• A Doom Troopers video game was released for the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis systems.
• A trilogy of three novels set in this universe were published by Penguin Books to boost the franchise and widen the perspective of the role-players.
• The Siege of the Citadel was a board game where players would fight their way through a citadel filled with monsters from the Dark Legion.
• Fury of the Clansmen and Blood Berets were two-player board games where players (or teams of players) could recreate battles between Imperial troops and the Dark Legion.
• Acclaim Comics published a set of 5 Golgotha comics in 1996. Issue #5 was a Source Book with minimal info about some of the characters from the comics. Each of the comics came packaged with one of 4 promotional cards for the Doomtrooper CCG.
• Fantasy Flight Games published a miniatures game set in the Mutant Chronicles universe and was released in August 2008.
• Dark Horse Comics is developing a comic book series based on the upcoming movie.^{[citation needed]}