Top 10 Games that need a Deluxe Version

[@EricLucero]

I think you guys nailed it with King of Tokyo and Betrayal at House on the Hill. Both of those games are very popular, destined to be classics, that really would benefit greatly from a deluxe treatment. The other games, not so much. The game I'd most love to see get a deluxe treatment is The Resistance. A nice heavy mounted score board with big chunky molded plastic pawns for each faction. The mission selection and voting tiles could be that heavy, marble-like plastic used for Mahjong tiles or Backgammon chips. Alternatively they could be clay like professional poker chips. The secret identity and plot thickens cards could be upgraded to plastic stock. I'd love to see the Avalon role characters adapted to be characters in dystopian future world of The Resistance and also be included in this. Finally, the game would be packed up in a nice deluxe case. Wood would be ok, but perhaps acrylic to fit in the futuristic theme. The Resistance can be played with a deck of normal playing cards if you wanted, but I would drop some serious cash for a primo deluxe edition such as this.

[@IsacSandelin]

For Zooloretto, the animals could be small miniatures in clear plastic cubes. Like ice cubes. Also, for King of Tokyo, the base of the monster could hold values for life and victory points.

[@randalladkins7452]

Oh, instead of Ice Cubes, how about inside of animal cages!

[@robertmoffitt1336]

Zee- "Holograms!! Haven't you been paying attention!?!" LOL! I'm more a light/introductory wargamer myself, and I'm largely unfamiliar with the majority of the games you guys talk about in your top ten lists, but I wouldn't miss an episode! Not only do I get to learn about games I would not otherwise spend much time myself looking at, but the three of you guys seem to have such a good time making these vids. If I could have one game done deluxe style, it would be an old game called "Aliens" and the one expansion that was made for it. Based on the second movie in the Alien series of movies, it was a nifty little, as you guys say, dungeon crawl type game. It had some of the very first stand up cardboard pieces that I had ever seen, and was just a fun little game, especially if you were a fan of the movie. Plastic figs, mounted mapboard, supe'd up components...just my .02 cents.

[@travisolson9413]

Played a drinking game with this episode. Every time the word "hologram" is said, take a shot. I woke up 300 miles from my home, naked, and clutching my copy of Trivial Pursuit. I will never speak of this night again!!!

[@gheilers]

Funny...I think one of the coolest parts about The Duke is the fact that it does use those incredibly fine wooden pieces. If they had been plastic, I probably never would have bought the game.

[@wetwillyccma]

After a long 9 hour day in 93 degree weather putting up gutters on houses, it is a special treat to watch this video. I don't miss an episode of you 3 but today I really needed to laugh and you made my day. Thanks guys your the best. I really want to see King of Tokyo made deluxe. Each character with their own colored and shapes in the dice would be fantastic. Also the minis would be awesome. I can tell you three are very close friends, my buddy's when we get together and play games or at our Model Club meetings once a month have fun just like you. That's what life is all about having fun. Keep up the Top 10 lists, they are great.

[@sarahlanger2605]

As soon as Sam started talking about Incan Gold with all the details, I knew I would love this list :-D One of my favorites so far!

[@searose6192]

I TOTALLY agree with Sam’s entire list! That’s a first, since air have different gaming taste than him for the most part. Awesome list Sam.

[@andyandersen7898]

Possibly the best episode to date. Thanks.

[@1971JohnnyC]

For Vegas Showdown, make the wheel look like a roulette wheel :)

[@dabearz27]

You guys mentioned a lot of the ones I was thinking of, like Flashpoint, Roborally, King of Tokyo, and Betrayal at House on the Hill. Here are a few I'd like to see: Commands and Colors Ancients - Add minis instead of blocks. Wouldn't need to be painted, but at least render each type of unit the same color. Add in 3D terrain and you're golden. Suburbia - Better art and components. Twilight Struggle - Better art and components. Blow the map up so that smaller minis could replace the cubes on the individual countries. Lords of Vegas - Add in the expansion. Use blocks to represent casino spaces instead of cardboard pieces. Ditch the paper money for poker chips.

[@kokozilla]

King of Tokyo figures NEEDS to happen! And also, THE KING RULES!

[@dmheinecke]

King of Tokyo with cool painted miniatures and a skyscraper-laden cityscape!

[@CandyCinema]

Man, Sam sure had some cool ideas going here.

[@DallasPetersen]

Way to go, Sam. I like your sense of vision with the deluxe version of the games. You need new friends-don't listen to the haters (Tom and Zee). :-)

[@cubbymoore]

Very funny top ten, guys! I laughed a lot several times. I hope you do a few more of these "imaginative" lists.

[@Draffut2003]

What would be cool with Roborally would be to have Bluetooth in the board, and you can put everyone's played cards into an app, and it automatically resolves and drives everyone's vehicles around in order.

[@KAM1138a]

Always a good time with the Trio of Top Tens.

[@duncanley8523]

Man, that was fun! Sitting at home sick and you guys really cheered me up (and maybe 'cause it's the happiest Sam has seemed for a while!). Love to see a deluxe version of Legends of Andor. The board art is so good, yet the cardboard characters and monsters are so bland and indistinct. (Painted) Miniatures all round, I say.

[@aj_8009]

6 years later and the deluxe Cleopatra and the Society of Architects is being delivered to Kickstarter backers! At the highest backing level it has everything you’ve asked for including painted minis. It would be good to know if Zee backed it and/or is looking forward to it

[@JosephFlemming]

2022 update: #8: king of Tokyo… got a sorta upgraded edition called “dark” edition. Empires: age of discovery so yes it got a better version. Betrayal house on the hill: no deluxe as far as I know but there’s been some reimplementations.

[@popevx]

Great job The Dice Tower!! I usually watch all of your top 10 for a list of new games i should or not purchase lol

[@clifb.7182]

I just remembered one that would be super cool with a simple upgrade. Pocket Battles! Remake the carboard tiles using domino sized bakelite. Same colors, same art, just indented and a nice small wood box to carry them in. Inside the box, there's a domino army neatly packed on each side with a wooden insert for matching dice in the middle. The box is in two parts, a top and bottom, so each player has a place to roll their dice when you play. Just simple and elegant.

[@ODDin17]

For those who wonder, the towers Sam was referring to when talking about Power Grid are called pylons.

[@ryanahr2267]

Great discussion and suggestions, guys. Also, I would give Sam's left testicle for that Smallworld deluxe edition. That game got me into the hobby and is favorite both for me personally and for my game night group.

[@Kajotex]

Cash & Guns Deluxe, now with real guns!

[@Kajotex]

Michael F. Peintinger YEEEEEEHAWWW! *bang* *bang* *bang* *bang* *bang* *bang*

[@Mehow80]

Lul

[@mechanikjoe]

I made a homemade "deluxe" version of my Ca$h n Gun$ with hard rubber training pistols that look exactly like the real thing lol

[@EricLucero]

I'd settle just for a version without orange guns. :\

[@robo3007]

Empires of the Void. Would LOVE to see that game with miniatures, and a more variable board would be nice too (eg. more tiles and a different design printed on both sides).

[@georgepap8512]

Well Cleopatra got a deluxe edition and you got it!!!

[@AgentKuo]

That should be your next list. Top 10 games that should be giant, with humans as the playing pieces.

[@johnr8095]

Advanced Civ deluxe by Avalon Hill. Has actual ships, the chits are figures and the cities are city figures. It could also include the western expansion and have a two sided board. The other side of the board is basic Civ. Separate card decks for both versions. Also included are new streamlined rules to play game quicker. And of course, iPhone app that allows you to figure out the costs of the civ cards quickly.

[@Raklarpt]

I'd love to see a less abstract version of Dominant Species, with species specific miniatures and more compelling artwork in general.

[@destrio]

I'm like Sam where I think more minis, unique minis, etc make any board game that much more interesting and immersive.

[@lonelongboarder27]

Betrayal is more of a monster movie experience then a game.

[@F4R207]

Question, for all of you that play a much more diverse arrangement of tabletop games than I get to; is there any tabletop games that handle high buildings well? Be it their mechanics, in a way that they still get their hight theme across, or actual board pieces? Any at all, pieces and/or mechanics, that handles a fairly decent three dimensions high story element? This episode brings up Queens Gambit, which I've played a few times, and the following banter got me thinking on some old "make a game out of these three random words/traits" challenge which some how lead me to one being "skyscrapers" along with postapocalypse and nature, and I have that theme so well pictured. I guess Spank the Monkey is about hight, but in a very two dimensional and simple card game way. Then there's Rawr! that also has multistorey building in it, but again party or family game, same with Jenga and so on. Any worker placement or atleast more meaty games that handle anything like that in a smart or atleast interesting way? PS. Gosh darn it, now I have to hunt down Monsterpocalypse miniatures to use with my King of Tokyo!

[@randalladkins7452]

Star Wars: Queen's Gambit (which they show and talk about) and maybe Cloud 9 (I believe that is the name). It is a balloon game where you press your luck on when to jump out of the balloon's basket. Comes with cards, a board, and a balloon basket on stilts to give the illusion of height.

[@randalladkins7452]

Randall Adkins To see it, they played it on the 4 part 24 hour marathon.

[@NeoGenMike]

I 100% agree with Cosmic Encounter. The bland look of it is why, when I first started the hobby, I NEVER had the slightest of interest in the game. It just looks to blah. I actually still dont have it because of it's price. If they make it look nicer then I will buy it at the current price. I WOULD like to have it one day.

[@NicholasLA1]

For Deluxe Cosmic Encounter what if every player had magnetic spherical planets on stands (all unique with slight hues of the same color) and all of the player ships were magnetic, unique molds that stuck to eachother when stacked and to various sides of the planets. The warpdrive board would be the same thing to show incoming invasions.

[@elmotoja]

For Deluxe Cosmic Encounter each alien should be paired with a Haloween mask - when you get the alien you have to wear the mask the whole game

[@Daremachina]

There are minis for most if not all the races in Dungeon Twister. I picked up Dungeon Twister 2 hoping they would be rereleased but nothing else came out. Finding those older minis is expensive so I never bothered. King of Tokyo minis would be an instant buy for me, especially if they had snap on extras for the monster specific power cards!

[@ScampSign]

I think a fantastically produced deluxe version of Diplomacy would be something that people would spend a lot of money on and be proud to have in their homes.

[@k80ahh]

The Castles of Burgandy!!! Talk about a terrific game with horrendous production value. I would want the hexes bigger and 3D resin minis for every tile e.g. green mini castles, mini buildings, mini livestock, mini ships etc. I want a bigger central supply board with souped up laminated painting on it like Zolk'in or Stone Age, both of which have eye candy game boards.

[@arcubal]

You guys need to make an updated version of this video - 2018/2019 style!

[@LalosKrone]

May not be a top 10 with as much practical use, but really entertaining video! Lots of laughs, and I especially said 'omg yes' when Betrayal was mentioned.

[@millercv]

I've "Deluxed" my copy of Steam Park. When assembling the rides I glued them all so they stay together well and glued in several pennies to the bases to weight them down. I've replaced the trash with black plastic vase filler pieces. Best of all though is I've added magnets to the spots on the rides and to each of the robots to hold them in place perfectly.

[@JosephFlemming]

2022 update: #1: colosseum: it did get a new version. So yea his pipedream was the most likely after all haha. Mission red Planet: nope. Robo Rally: It DID also get reprinted lol.

[@davidearlsjr.5745]

Well the 1st game that comes to my mind is "hey that's my fish". By make the tiles plastic and slightly interlocking kinda like heroscape tiles, would keep the board together much better. Plus a small piece on the tile where you could easily pick them up. I can't tell you how many times the tiles have been messed up when me and my younger daughter have played. This would be something that I would buy again.

[@yair1010]

Sam really let his imagination go in this video. Especially with Power Grid. Btw I think I might have a solution for Jamaica in regard to the metal coins. It's called money.

[@tonkabeanicecream5698]

Game of thrones second edition - with small minis instead of the wooden blocks, plastic miniature fortifications you could build. Black Fleet - Each player has individual plastic molds for their ships. Vegas Showdown +1 Nexus Ops - with the actual monolith, individual molds for each army, the black light minis from the original.

[@randomfleming]

I think a Deluxe version of X-Wing Miniatures Core Set would be great! Nothing really new but maybe a Core Set could contain more minis - 3 TIE/ln, 2 TIE Interceptors, 1 TIE Bomber, 1 X-Wing, 1 A-Wing, 1 B-Wing - with respective cards. And maybe a playmat. That way, you can get a feel for multiple fighters out of the Core Set and have a starfield background with it.

[@GRex7777]

I don't see fiber optics being too useful on power grid, cause hooking things together would be kinda tricky, but making a metal board with a small charge to power some LED's would be a LOT easier, and can be done very low current so that it won't be dangerous. (Think Operation tech)

[@johnr8095]

Dungeon Twister - you used to be able to buy the miniatures for the various expansions. Not sure if they made them for all the expansions, but they had them for the base game and at least row expansions.

[@dapamico1]

What if in "Smash Up" the bases were 3D with slots according to their break point. Then each faction would have a pool of cool figures that you would place in the base when you played a minion card. It would actually help visualize how close the base was getting to breaking.

[@Indubitably14]

Sam was in top form in this video. I LOVED his ideas!

[@christophersmith8316]

The first few were great. Tom and Zee say 'nicer map' and Sam pulls out blueprints and renderings for a complete upgrade ready to go.

[@olafbuddenberg4787]

Indubitably - he was entertaining and I love the way he tackled this list but he wants pre-painted miniatures with EVERYthing. Come on. I wouldn't want every game he mentioned turned into a miniatures game. Often there are other (i.e. better) ways of improving upon a game than just throwing miniatures into the box.

[@snugglyjeff214]

yeah I liked sam in this one, and I usually think he's a prick. The power grid improvements especially interested me.

[@dapamico1]

Kingsburg with 3D advisors, resources that look like wood, gold, and stone, and 3D buildings that you place on your sheet.

[@searose6192]

I really loved Sam’s specifics! This list wouldn’t be much fun if you don’t use your imagination to describe in what ways it would be really deluxe.

[@lordcactuar]

I love Seasons, but get rid of cubes and pimp the tokens to glass beads that look like marbles inside. And design a new wheel (that is simple to understand) player boards could have little plastic round trays to fit the beads in. Anything really.

[@TheRooster1972]

I agree. I am currently looking for some glass nuggets to use as counters (just have to order them). You can get them in 1cm (smallest available). Although the main reason for this is the dice constantly hitting go them and knocking them. I don't Monday the rest though.

[@TheRooster1972]

"Mind" not Monday... Autocorrect.

[@dorpth]

Cash 'n Guns: a version that gives you plastic guns that actually fire out a pellet. You either hear a real "click" or get shot with the pellet.

[@bradymccann]

I think a cool deluxe version of Robinson crusoe, where all the little cubes are a wooden shape of food, wood, etc. The board it self isn't one, but it is several separate boards. The island would be 3d, the hammock for resting, the tools all have miniatures, each player has a miniature, along with Friday and the dog. each scenario comes with a scoresheet "post-it-note" like pad, and to top it all off, a hologram of Ignacy Trzewiczek that has a button, and everytime you do a good move you have the player push the button and Ignacy complements you. hahaha and Sam, I just noticed that your shirt is a Christian shirt! I like it! May I ask what denomination you and/or Tom are? Thanks! :)

[@AlexSingh]

I think you need to see this: cultofgame.blogspot.co.nz/p/pimp.html

[@suekuku]

Holy crap, that is amazing!

[@StefanLopuszanski]

I'd love to see a deluxe version of "In The Year of the Dragon" with like small bags of rice, plastic fireworks, miniature pagodas, metallic coins, and so on. Also, maybe a deluxe edition of "Through The Ages"? Bigger pieces that don't roll around and some really high quality (and larger) cards. That would be awesome.

[@joebrownbambi]

The Hazmat from flashpoint looks like he is "tuting" at someone leaving chemicals on the ground

[@Kjelstad]

betrayal needs someone to come up with a quality surround for the character cards. counters that reach the numbers and click into place.

[@garystephen8718]

I'm getting the deluxe Tokaido and am looking forward to it's awesome. Metal coins, painted minis, bigger board including space for the expansion pieces, music CD. Yeah all shiny. :D

[@Schattenfreund]

A limited Dungeon Twister Collectors Edition (with the orginal game and the miniatures) were released 2006 in Germany.

[@gml4]

Tsuro's board could use a fitted grid, so the tiles don't slide around as you move the dragons.

[@Bearrito42]

Tom you mentioned a reprint of mission red planet, I'm having trouble finding any information about that. Could you post a link as to where to find something on it, or at least say what the date is that you heard?

[@AgentKuo]

What about a giant robo-ralley board, with teams of people, 2 people on a team, one to input the commands, one to play the role of the robot? That'd be really cool.

[@chrisweb8]

As soon as I heard someone say Snow Tails should have fake snow and make the room colder, I immediately thought of a beer commercial.

[@gcn9]

This was a FAR more enjoyable discussion than I thought it would be. Thanks for the entertainment. My choice: Return of the Heroes. While it also needs a reprint, minis of heroes and monsters and little home castles would be great. And just an overall redo of some of the artwork which is passable but not as deluxe as it could be.

[@BecauseOfDragons]

Battle Star Galactica with actual miniatures for the various characters AND a Cylon version of them all beaten and battle scarred up - then have the Vipers and Cylon ships on little flight stands AND painted up with a little clear plastic clip on the stand for you to put your character token into. Or... Merchants & Marauders with even more tricked out ships all painted up to their national colours. Each of the player colours has painted sails but the ships themselves look standard (so green sails for green player etc). Galaxy Trucker with little plastic tiles instead of the cardboard ones. The crew compartments actually have places for the people to stand, the battery holders can clip in those little tic-tac things and the cargo bays can house the cubes (which would be neon coloured!) in the square spaces. It would be a bit bulkier but would look awesome! Would actually look like a proper ship once you'd finished it all off and the tile grabbing element would be like diving into a real junk yard. Also have proper ships for the player markers rather than weird noses things! Lords of Waterdeep with the hero meeples the dude came up with instead of the cubes. The money tokens are upgraded to plastic ones and the victory points are little red plastic gems. Maybe even have the agents look like 'agents' in cloak and dagger outfits rather than just pawns. The Lt. actually looks like a Lt and the other important one looks like what he is meant to be (the name escapes me!)

[@TragicTableTop]

Chaos of the Old World / Mythic Battles would probably be on the top of my list.

[@TheTwyker]

agreed.

[@TragicTableTop]

Played both. Got it backed (everything) but CotOW owns that game!

[@TheTwyker]

Don't say that :

[@TragicTableTop]

Um, I'm the final thing was over 500US.. I forget exactly .. but I got everything but the Lovecraft Bust.

[@primusinterpares5767]

Chaos in the old world would be awesome

[@TechnicolorSprite]

An Ave Caesar deluxe edition with a 3-Dimensional arena and pre-painted horses. Or maybe do an Ave Caesar remake and call it Ben-Hur and include a custom made soundtrack "Enya" style.

[@GreenCommodore]

Galaxy Trucker where you build a ship out of miniature ship components instead of tiles.

[@worldchronicles4818]

Little did Tom know at the time that in 3 years a little game called Gloomhaven would mix mini with standies and it would be his favorite game. lol

[@eliumeldritch]

Castles of Burgundy- add bigger tiles and player boards. Make the artwork prettier looking- make it look vibrant like your building a living city. Thicker tile pieces and player boards. Tiles could interlock so they don't bump the others around. 1775 rebellion: map painted with terrain/images and instead of just cubes have painted miniatures for the various armies. Better quality dice. Legends of Andor: add minis instead of cardboard cutout and the items purchased from the merchant can be snapped on. Customized dice instead of those cheap tiny wooden ones. What about a deluxe version of caverna? Comes with a life size cave filled with real rubies. The game is amazing but, seriously, if what if they went euphoria style with the components? And added dwarf miniatures on which you could equip their weapons.

[@TheRooster1972]

I honestly thought that CoB would get a mention. But as usual very few Euros. CoB is a perfect candidate and I would purchase in a heartbeat.

[@Panda8ngel]

I love Takenoko and I was wondering if you like your deluxe version of Talenoko? Would you recommend us to purchase the deluxe version?

[@Ziraffo]

haha I was so happy Roborally made someone's list.

[@sleepyazn15]

Deluxe Battlecon! With miniatures, a different board for each arena that has the rules printed on them for each stage. Maybe miniatures for the different tokens as well!

[@zepo132]

I have played several different copies of Betrayal In the House on the Hill and have never had any problems with the tiles bending (I keep hearing about this). The figures could be painted better but they are still better than just one solid color. I just wish the figures had box or something to keep them in. The first game I played, one of the figures was missing so a small plastic dinosaur (dilophosaurus) was used instead. It fit in so well It has now become the tale of the traveling dilophosaurus.

[@ptsnorthern]

***** For me, the character tiles were the things that started to bend. After a few months they seem to slightly curl, which affects the grip of those tracking clips.

[@Kotro]

The definite Deluxe Version: Great Fire of London, with actual fire.

[@arjenthiers7857]

I would love to see The legends of Andor with prepainted miniatures.

[@mrpobear]

Colosseum is getting a deluxe version. I'm still debating on it.

[@fatherchad1]

Surprised no one mentioned Pandemic. Fully painted mini's for the characters and replace the disease cubes with spurs/cells that were different for each disease.

[@hakonbakkejohansen9724]

Sam's Powergrid with fiber optics board was, for me, the best idea by far! King of Tokyo is a good idea too. I'd like to see Storm the Castle - a great game that is not getting the attention it deserves. Now it's like tokens on top of each other. I'd like to see 3D board, minis with mountable kits/equipment and the like. Rex with all the tokens is another game that needs to be done something with.

[@antonioperito6607]

Do big box games versions of games count as a deluxe game? Like Alhambra big box.

[@JosephFlemming]

2022 update: #4: cosmic Encounter: has a 42nd anniversary edition. 7 Ages: nobody knows about this game. It is forgotten! Kamon: reimplemented by Okiya

[@billyw8186]

Vegas Showdown has a 2nd edition where its more card stock than paper player mats, which is nice. My plan, someday soon, is to buy a casino chip set and create an insert that will hold the entire game along with the nice chips. But yeah a deluxe version would be nice.

[@levihobbs1416]

One of these actually happened! A version of The Duke with bakelight pieces was released the next year: Jarl. That was a surprisingly specific request to be made! Is Zee secretly Nostradamus???

[@whitefenix00]

for zooloretto have the animals as minis set into a clear marble and trucks 3d models with circle drips

[@LeeroyPorkins]

So no mixing Standees and Miniatures in the same game. Why does Gloomhaven get a pass?

[@took2long]

Star trek fleet captains. Thick tiles, pre-painted ships, linen finished cards, a plastic board that has spots to put all of the tiles and hold them in place nicely. I would love it

[@clifb.7182]

The people who make "Betrayal at House on the Hill" need to sign a deal to make themed versions of the game like Scooby-doo with resin figures. Make the base set of the current game with vinyl tiles, resin models and nice cards, then put out the themed pop-culture expansions that basically just change out the player's choice of charaters. Kevin Smith's 'The Clerks' going to a house party version, or a Herold & Kumar's ride with friends version. Even a 'Friends' reunion version might be fun. If you don't want to bother with the liscensing and making character models, you could just sign a deal with HeroClix, like other games have done. The expansions really just make the base set components worth upgrading.

[@geektome4781]

"You can make your argument for cardboard stand-ups and you can make your argument for miniatures, but they should not mix" until Gloomhaven.

[@geektome4781]

I enjoyed Sam's enthusiasm and descriptions he gave in this video n

[@jeremyknutson1460]

I do not think that Betrayal at the House on the Hill 2nd edition was worse. There was a quality control issue with warping tiles, but they fixed that. The 2nd edition at least had better small monster tokens which had images, instead of words such as "Bats".

[@Nimariel]

Tsuro - my copy of this casual maze game gets more play in more contexts than anything else I own (5-60 year olds, students, gamers, non-gamers, parents, etc). It's fast, it's fun, and it's easy to explain or to do in the background of a conversation. My only complaint is that the tiles and board are already getting wear and tear - they're good quality, but will only hold up to so much use. My suggestion: a deluxe version of solid wood or even ceramic (ala Hive).

[@edbacher6534]

Deluxe Vicious Fishes. Make it happen, Vasel.

[@tromed2]

How about deluxe Caylus? Instead of cardboard tiles for the buildings, have actual building models, maybe even some that can hold the product they dispense. Actual walls for the castle, etc.

[@oliversmith5612]

How about Tsuro of the seas with dragon miniatures, a different style of boat for each player and the tiles could have grooves in them so that the boats fit inside them and can slide along

[@UniversalReels32]

"Move, that, bus". I honestly laughed so hard I pulled a muscle.

[@eddybugnot7093]

For Star Wars Queen's Gambit, I'd love to see a Return of the Jedi retheme, you could have the forest battle instead of the gungan battlefield, Han Solo and the gang breaking into the shield generator instead of the palace, Luke vs the Emperor/Vader instead of the Darth Maul battle, and Lando in the Falcon instead of Annakin in his rubber ducky episode 1 spaceship ! Would probably sell better too, since EP 1 has such a bad reputation.

[@randalladkins7452]

Yeah, but Jedi kind of does as well, mostly because of the Ewoks.

[@TheFamousECCLES65]

Genius, I love Queens Gambit, but that would blow it away.

[@eddybugnot7093]

Randall Adkins Yeah sure, but nowhere as bad as Ep 1... And it would have more iconic minis. Who doesnt love the millenium falcon ? And who wouldnt like some AT-ST minis ? You could also add some speeder bikes. These would motivate sales alone !

[@SamHealey6]

I literally chuckled out loud at the "rubber ducky spaceship" comment above!!...PRICELESS!!

[@Galahad727]

Eddy Bugnot - Wow! You're a prophet! They actually ended up doing what you said!!!

[@ImposingSumo]

Deluxe Jamaica is a brilliant idea... and should include those super-rare extra treasures.

[@iuribachnivsky3022]

Arkham Horror Insanity Edition: the painted miniature investigators, plus painted minis for each monster (count, not just type). All expansions, make all cards full size, and probably need the boards to be 2-3 times larger....also provide more than 5 dice in the box. Oh, upgrade the investigator sheets to have built in sliders instead of those Dr. Mario pills they give you. Also, after watching this, I want Sam's fiber optics for the box and boards.