Zeo Genesis hits the scene on April 29, bringing slick minis, modular terrain, printable STLs, and campaign tiers that actually make sense!
Heads up, skirmish fans—Zeo Genesis is coming in hot. If your shelf’s craving a new tabletop mini game (and your 3D printer’s feeling a little too rested), this one’s worth a look. Dropping April 29, it’s a fast-paced sci-fi slugfest packed with fresh models, modular terrain, and a focus on community that actually feels genuine.
The crew behind it has been grinding on this for over three years, and yeah, their hype is kind of contagious.
Fast Turns, Big Mechs, No Boring Bits
In Zeo Genesis, you’re fielding Zeos—massive, armored war machines—with a handful of backup like drones, hackers, and engineers. Each side brings one to four Zeo units, each made up of one or two Zeoforms (depending on size) plus three to five Support units.
Games are quick and punchy: one-Zeo matchups play on a 3’x3’ board and wrap in about 30 minutes. Two Zeos? You’re looking at around 45. No marathon sessions here—just streamlined, action-first gameplay.
Players alternate activations, so nobody’s stuck watching their opponent take a coffee break between moves. Every model gets multiple actions—move, shoot, double up, whatever—so turns are snappy and flexible. Oh, and you can react during your opponent’s turn, so you’re never just sitting back waiting to die.
Zeos are the stars—tough, fast, and packing serious heat. Backed by smart support units, they’re elite fighters in a far-future warzone. Whether you’re into big guns, sharp tactics, or just want to stomp around in a giant robot suit, Zeo Genesis brings the mech-fueled chaos with style.
Free STL Mini, No Strings Attached
Before anything else—yes, there’s a freebie. As a thank-you for all the pre-launch hype, a multipart Stormer Zeo STL is available on MyMiniFactory right now. It’s fully pre-supported and comes with extra heads, shoulders, and weapons. Perfect for kitbashers or anyone who wants to size up the sculpt quality. If that’s your flavor, hit the follow button and the file drops into your account like a loot chest.
STL Tiers Are Live—Print and Play Fans Rejoice
Not everyone can or wants to wait for plastic. Good news: STL tiers are being added to the Zeo Genesis campaign, including access to the rulebook and digital minis. You can still go full hard-plastic, but for the hobbyist with a resin printer and a caffeine-fueled build queue, this opens the doors wide. It’s not just token support—this looks like a real seat at the table.
Terrain That Actually Folds Flat
Let’s talk about those buildings. Designed by Acid House Terrain, the game’s structures are foldable and compatible with other terrain systems. It’s a smart design—modular without being a pain to store. Whether you’re short on table space or long on aesthetic taste, the visuals and functionality are a solid match for the game’s bold sci-fi tone.
While Zeo Genesis is full steam ahead, the team isn’t pretending the business environment is a smooth ride. Tariffs have already hit their building components, and more charges are expected. Despite that, they’re holding prices steady for the launch. It’s a reminder of the real-world costs behind even the slickest campaign—and a quiet flex on their part that they’re shipping what they promised, when they promised it.
Final Thoughts
Zeo Genesis is shaping up to be a breakout hit in the skirmish game scene, with a clear focus on fast gameplay, sleek design, and hobby-friendly features. With STL support, classic dice, and portable terrain, it checks a lot of boxes without overcomplicating things.
The team’s decision to keep prices stable in the face of rising tariffs shows a serious commitment to the community. From free preview models to a rich setting updated weekly, there’s momentum here that’s hard to ignore. If you’re looking for something new to hit your table with force, keep an eye on April 29.
See All the Details of the Upcoming Launch Here!
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