New World Disorder is the easy-to-learn, miniatures-based tabletop game that takes place in a very near and very dystopian future. This Expanded Edition also includes rules for Cybernetics and Zombies.
Create deadly crews of vicious characters that improve as they accumulate experience from their firefights. Equip them from an extensive list of weapons. Pit gangs of urban warriors against each other, as corporate mercenaries, mob-hitmen, cannibals, and other nasties fight for survival on the streets of this world gone wrong.
Enter the CyberZone, a prison for the hordes of illegally-mechanized citizens that once plagued the outside world. The residents take advantage of the power that their cybernetics provide-from stronger limbs and better vision to mounted weapons and subdermal armor. Embrace the metal
Instead of just facing off against competing crews, worry about a threat worse than simple death. Lose to flesh-eating zombies and characters rise to attack their own. Muster enough firepower to burn them to ashes, shred them to ribbons, or blast them to smithereens. Crews fight for survival among zombie swarms on the streets of this world gone wrong. Prepare for the apocalypse

Nomarch's tomb - A Strategy Game about Ancient Egypt - by Michael J. Costa: Nomarch's tomb is a strategy game that consists of 3 square grids representing 3 land regions of Ancient Egypt. The players move their pawns in these grids, collecting property cards upon landing on a square and either buying the land or conquering it with their Army, also represented as cards. Gold is earned by the player for farming (buying farm land), appeasing the gods (buying Temples), conquest (using Army cards with dice to determine results), or trade (trading cards with other players). Players may land on a marked square for certain actions. Use "Plunder" Cards where the player takes 3 cards from all players (or an amount of gold if no cards are available); "Tribute" where the player gives 1 card to all other players (or gold); "Oracle" using the Oracle Deck of cards for certain actions; & "Golden Coffers" Card Deck that gives rewards. When the player has enough gold and property cards then s/he may build their Tomb and Mortuary Temple. The Tomb is an untouchable property card held in place by a Pyramid piece. The game ends when one player completes the Tomb and Mortuary Temple and becomes a Nomarch. The winner then plays a Bonus Game of Senet to secure their afterlife and earn more rewards from the Golden Coffers deck. Senet is played with all the player pawns in the game; up to 7 players are possible for Nomarch's Tomb. Copyright 2014 Michael J. Costa, All rights reserved.

Taking Sides is a book describing five new innovative board games.