​The fine folks at the Indie Invasion podcast have released what is effectively a spectacular introduction to Urban Manhunt. They go over the premise of the game, talks about the various highlights and more. Please check it out and don't forget to like and subscribe to their channel.

Spectrum Games is a part of DriveThruRPG's big Sci-Fi Sale. Titles such as Retrostar, Cartoon Action Hour, On the Air, Urban Manhunt, Macabre Tales and Capes, Cowls & Villains Foul are all represented here. Click here to get in on the savings! 

Spectrum Games is proud to announce the release of the Urban Manhunt Companion, the first major supplement for the Urban Manhunt tabletop miniatures game. It includes:

• Prowl rules that allow hunters to take a stealthy approach to the sport, sneaking into position to strike (or shoot) silently from the shadows.
  
• Cinematic elevation rules for when combat occurs high above the ground. Take the fight to the crims on rooftops and gantries, creating movie-like combat sequences that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
  
• Match alterations that change the way matches are set up and played out, from alternate hunter/crim deployment and hidden laser emplacements to cannibal mutants and randomized pod effects.
  
• 58 new options for creating hunters (Extra Rules, Special Rules, Momentum Options and an all-new sub-category called Flaws).
  
• A large selection of pre-made weapons to make hunter creation easier.
  
• 10 new iconic hunters, including Lolly Pop, Caution, Phreon, Vaudekill and more.
  
• 4 new crims for your hunters to eliminate… or be slain by: Shifty Scumbag, Trigger-Happy Mobster, Armored Thug and Entitled Suburbanite.
  
• New game variants, including single-player mode, cardless mode and free-for-all mode.
  
• Three helpful essays/articles, with topics that include using the hunter creation rules to construct more interesting hunters, strategies for eliminating the various types of crims and setting up zones that are more challenging and entertaining.
  
• Amazing art from Patrick Sullivan, Brent Sprecher and Nolan Segrest.
  
• Evocative fiction that pushes the game setting ever forward.
  
• Much more!
  

According to Spectrum President, Cynthia Celeste Miller, “I’ve always had a soft spot for game supplements that offered a wide variety of new game elements. We feel the Urban Manhunt Companion accomplishes that goal. There really is something for everyone in this product.”

The Urban Manhunt Companion was originally going to be released last year, but the global pandemic slowed down the playtesting process to a crawl. “We didn’t want to release a supplement that wasn’t thoroughly playtested, so we opted to wait. We’re happy we did, because the end result is exactly the product we wanted it to be from the beginning.”

The Urban Manhunt Companion is available as a PDF at DriveThruRPG and Wargame Vault. Click here to purchase it: www.drivethrurpg.com/product/355729/Urban-Manhunt-Companion?affiliate_id=35508

The product will be available as a hardcopy book in June.

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Check out the official press release here.

The Indie Invasion podcast has created some cool new content for Urban Manhunt fans... with a promise of more to come.

​Check it out here. 

Lolly Pop, one of the hunters from Urban Manhunt, is now available as a miniature from Ramshackle Games! More miniatures for the game could be made available in the future should sales warrant it.

Click here to purchase it!

Spectrum President Cynthia Celeste Miller will be involved in three discussion panels at Save Against Fear this weekend. So if you want to hear her and other game industry folks tackle some really fun and interesting topics, get signed up today. It's all online. You can sign up here.

SheI will be involved in the following panels:

NEW IDEAS IN GAMING (Sat. 12:30 pm Eastern)
What are some of the newest trends in gaming and what topics are at the forefront of gaming culture?

ACCESSIBILITY IN GAMING (Sun. 10:30 am Eastern)
A panel that focuses on considerations in game design to promote inclusion and accessibility. All manner of challenges prompting adaptations are discussed.

YOU HAVE A GAME IDEA — NOW WHAT? (Sun. 12:30 pm Eastern)
A designer focused panel that talks about the process of game design from beginning to end and all the stops along the way. Barriers and truths about the field are discussed.