From cyberpunk showdowns and lunar corporations to space kittens and bionic pets, Dead Alive Games has a little something for every kind of tabletop adventurer.

Since 2018, Dead Alive Games has focused on designing and publishing high-quality games that are inclusive and representative of the diverse gaming community they are a part of. Their catalog spans tactical miniatures games, strategic card games, cooperative adventures, and plenty of wonderfully chaotic cats.

Their first release, the award-nominated Omicron Protocol, introduced players to the intra-apocalyptic city of San Lazaro through an accessible cyberpunk skirmish game designed for both board gamers and miniatures fans. Since then, Dead Alive Games has continued building a lineup full of memorable worlds, clever mechanics, and games that invite more people to the table.

Ready to meet the lineup? Let’s dive in.

Cyber Pet Quest

Bionic cat? Check. Cyber-enhanced raccoon? Check. Goose? Obviously.

Cyber Pet Quest sends players into the dangerous streets of San Lazaro alongside Jane, a fully bionic cat searching for her missing owner, Howard.

Luckily, Jane isn’t going alone. She’s joined by Clay the dog, Freya the raccoon, and Roman the goose, each equipped with their own unique abilities to help the team survive whatever the city throws at them.

Players work together through a 12-chapter campaign, investigating locations, interacting with the environment, completing objectives, finding powerful items and charms, and outsmarting enemies along the way.

The campaign also features branching storylines, giving you reasons to return to San Lazaro and discover how different choices can change your adventure.

Cute pets. Cybernetic upgrades. Mysterious disappearances. What could possibly go wrong?

Kittens in Space

Houston, we have a kitten problem.

It’s the year 2199, humanity has built a bustling metropolis on the Moon, and somehow the lunar surface is absolutely overrun with stray kittens.

Welcome to Kittens in Space, a fast and furry-ous card-shedding game for 1–6 players.

Humanity’s first Lunar Kitten Adoption Center needs your help, and you’ll race against your fellow players to rescue and rehome cosmic cats as quickly as possible.

Play cards onto multiple shifting stacks, balance strategy with a little luck, and try to be the first player to completely empty your hand.

Low gravity means plenty of vertical space for kittens, but it also means plenty of opportunities for chaos.

It’s competitive. It’s unpredictable. And yes, it’s cat-astrophically cute.

Lunar Rush

The Moon has resources. You have a corporation. You can probably guess where this is going.

In Lunar Rush, four major corporate conglomerates are racing to mine newly discovered lunar materials known as lunethyst crystals and lunarium ore.

This simultaneous-play Euro-style game mixes resource management, market economics, bidding, and engine building into one race for lunar domination.

Each turn, players use their GigaCredits to bid for routes between Earth and the Moon. Faster routes get your ships there quickly, while slower routes let you pack more cargo.

Once you reach the Moon, you’ll upgrade your base, assign astronaut workers, produce the resources needed to keep operations running, and mine valuable materials to sell back on Earth’s ever-changing markets.

Every decision matters, from the route you choose to the resources you produce and when you decide to sell.

The Moon may be big, but there’s only so much room at the top.

Omicron Protocol

Welcome to San Lazaro, 2050, where a mysterious computer virus has locked down the once-utopian city and transformed ordinary citizens into violent and unpredictable CyMS, Cyber-Memetic Sociopaths.

At the center of the lineup is Omicron Protocol ($109.99), an award-nominated intra-apocalyptic miniatures skirmish game for 1–4 players. Take control of a squad of unique characters, each with their own history, personality, and cybernetic abilities, and battle through tactical narrative scenarios. Play competitively while taking turns controlling third-party enemies to make life harder for your opponent, or team up in solo and cooperative modes to complete objectives, fight enemies, and survive the crisis together.

And if you’re ready to make San Lazaro even more unpredictable, there’s plenty more to add to the fight. Omicron Protocol: Up to No Good ($64.99) introduces two full factions: the mysteriously enlightened Animals, whose intelligence has suddenly increased for reasons no one quite understands, and the Red Dragons, San Lazaro’s powerful street gang led by the ambitious and ruthless Lady Rose.

You can expand your squads even further with Critical Condition: Xi ($14.99), Lady Rose’s cyber-enhanced iguana whose nano-venom-filled jaw and powerful tail make her a dangerous addition to both the Red Dragons and Animals factions. Critical Condition: Ranger ($14.99) brings Maria “Ranger” Gutierrez-Rivera into the action, a crossbow expert whose fire, stun, and healing abilities can support both the Survivalists and Peacemakers.

Whether you’re entering San Lazaro for the first time or adding new factions and characters to your existing game, the Omicron Protocol lineup offers plenty of ways to build your squad, try new strategies, and embrace the cyberpunk chaos.

Cat Rescue: Second Edition

Sometimes saving the day just means finding a cat a good home.

Cat Rescue is a charming card game about helping cats move from the street, through a shelter, and into their forever homes.

On your turn, you’ll take a cat from either the street or rescue home and slide it into the shelter. Line up three or four cats of the same color in a row or column, and the cats in the middle become ready for adoption.

Push those cats out of the shelter, and congratulations, they’ve found their new loving homes!

The game ends when the deck runs out or the rescue home becomes too crowded, and players receive a Cat Rescue title based on how many cats they helped get adopted.

The Second Edition also adds a competitive mode, letting players score individually for preparing cats for adoption and helping them leave the shelter while losing points for cats that end up back on the street.

Whether you’re working together or competing for ultimate cat-rescuing bragging rights, there are plenty of paws depending on you.

Lunar Skyline

The year is 2199, and the Moon could use a skyline.

In Lunar Skyline, you’re one of several visionary building firms competing to shape humanity’s first lunar metropolis.

This trick-taking card game puts a futuristic spin on the genre by giving every card two suits, allowing you to follow either lead suit and opening up plenty of strategic possibilities.

Expert ace pilots can help you win important tricks, while your underground connections might be able to smuggle in exactly the resources your construction projects need.

Every trick you win brings new materials to your building firm, but collecting resources is only part of the challenge. You’ll also need to race your competitors to complete lucrative building contracts and earn valuable bonuses.

Plan your bids. Gather your resources. Watch your rivals. Because in Lunar Skyline, the future isn’t just in your hands. It’s in the cards.

Find Your Next Dead Alive Adventure

From navigating the dangerous streets of San Lazaro to rescuing Moon kittens, building lunar cities, and battling for control of futuristic markets, Dead Alive Games isn’t afraid to take tabletop gaming in wildly different directions.

That variety is part of the fun.

Whether your game night calls for tactical miniatures, cooperative adventures, strategic card play, or an unreasonable number of cats, there’s a Dead Alive Games title ready for the table.

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