New Bosses Have Crash-Landed — and They're Taking Over Your Dungeon
The Boss Monster universe just got a lot more chaotic. Crash Landing drops a fresh wave of villains, rooms, and spell cards into the mix, shaking up the dungeon-building rivalry you thought you had figured out. New strategies emerge, old alliances crumble, and the heroes wandering into your lair have no idea what hit them.
What Is Crash Landing?
Brotherwise Games built their reputation on Boss Monster — the card game that lets players become the villain, constructing elaborate dungeons to lure and defeat adventurers before they can escape. Crash Landing is a standalone expansion that layers new Boss Monster characters and mechanics on top of that formula, introducing alien-themed bosses and rooms that bring a fresh visual identity and new strategic wrinkles to every session. It plugs directly into the existing Boss Monster ecosystem, rewarding players who already know the base game while giving longtime fans a reason to reshuffle the deck entirely.
The core loop remains satisfying: build your dungeon room by room, bait heroes with tempting treasure, and eliminate them before they reach your boss chamber. Crash Landing doesn't reinvent that — it escalates it, adding new ways to outmanoeuvre your opponents and defend your turf against an increasingly dangerous hero pool.
Who Should Be Playing This?
Crash Landing is designed for groups of up to six players, making it a strong pick for larger game nights where a two-player game just isn't going to cut it. The recommended age is 13 and up — the card interactions reward players who can track a few moving parts at once, so it sits comfortably in the medium-light zone: quick to get moving, but with enough depth to keep experienced players engaged. Fans of the original Boss Monster who want more content, and groups looking for a competitive card game with a sense of humour, will feel right at home.
What's Worth Noting in the Box
Crash Landing arrives sealed and new, ready to play. The expansion includes new boss cards featuring the series' signature retro video game pixel art aesthetic — bold, colourful, and instantly recognisable on a game table. The card quality follows the established Boss Monster standard, and the expansion is fully compatible with other Boss Monster sets, so you can mix and match to build the dungeon collection that suits your group. If your crew has already exhausted the base game, this is the injection of fresh content that puts Boss Monster back on the table.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Brotherwise Games |
| Players | Up to 6 |
| Recommended Player Count | 4–6 |
| Age Range | 13+ |
| Play Time | 30–45 minutes |
| Game Weight | Light–Medium |
| Language | English |
