Atomic Mass Games, the force behind Marvel Crisis Protocol, Legion, and Shatterpoint, have had their nose to the grindstone crafting up a brand-new website!
Atomic Mass Games is the driving force behind some of your favorite tabletop experiences, ranging from Marvel to Star Wars.
Just recently, they’ve gone and updated their website, which has made learning about all of their products so much easier!
Atomic Mass Games Has Released a Brand New Website!
As you can see above, their new website is looking pretty awesome! All the layouts and graphics have been updated to help keep up with the modern era, so it rocks just from a visual perspective.
Another feature that people have been excited about is the assembly page. Now you can finally search out assembly diagrams for all of your favorite AMG models if you had a hard time finding them before!
In addition, their dropdown is very helpful for getting right where you need to be on the site, regardless of hobby preference.
Compared to the old layout, let’s say this was a pretty big improvement!
At long last, the new website is at hand! https://t.co/PZ1jmf9bNx
You can expect continued changes over the next few days as our team works to add additional content and improve filters now that the site is live. pic.twitter.com/xthJbCyEjt
— Atomic Mass Games (@atomicmassgames) September 7, 2023
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