Gamma Wolves
Gamma Wolves is a tabletop wargame made by Ash Barker of Osprey Games in 2020 set on a Post-Apocalyptic Earth. It's best described as Gaslands but replace toy cars with toy mechs, or as a western Super Robot Wars in wargame format or just After War Gundam X with some Turn-A and Big O mixed in.
More Detailed Description[edit | edit source]
THE YEAR IS 2291, IT IS THE FUTURE. After all the usual bad shit happens between the nations of the world; Wars, plagues, drugs, Reddit, etc. The Earth has been completely totaled. Radiation litters the land, seas are the blackest of black and everything sucks. The only places of (relative) safety is within places called "Arcologies." Great big hives where most of humanity lives in the shadow of their respective nations. Between these hives are some independent stations but mostly miles of blasted sand where roving gangs, bandits, and warbands of the nations do battle over whatever salvage they can scrounge or technology they excavate from the earth with their Crawlers in order to survive. They fight in this irradiated hellhole using Frame Technology, or just simply Frames. Mecha modeled in varying different ways from a time long forgotten by nations equally so, kept together using...Well anything really. These frames can come in many different types (quad, tracked, biped, etc.) and sizes (light, medium, Heavy) using any Mecha models/minis you have or want to get but didn't have a good enough excuse before hand. So you could have a Variable Fighter against an Imperial Knight, or an Armored Core up against a Psycho Gundam and it's not only okay, but encouraged, as the nations of yesteryear were throwing just about anything at the wall in hopes to come out on top. Choose your Frames, paint and kitbash them as grimdark as possible, and mash some metal.
Links[edit | edit source]
https://ospreypublishing.com/gamma-wolves - The game's rules on Osprey.
https://deathraydesigns.com/product-category/accessories/guerrilla-miniature-games/gamma-wolves/ - Accessories for playing it.