A new tactical miniatures game is drawing attention for going bigger than most tabletop skirmish games dare to. Confirmed via official campaign details, Wyldwood is a two-or-four-player strategy board game designed by Tabletop Titans, a well-established tabletop YouTube channel, featuring colossal display-scale miniatures.
This is a confirmed, in-development release launching through crowdfunding, so here's what's included.
Official campaign details confirm the following:
Where most tabletop skirmish games use standard 28-32mm miniatures, Wyldwood's entire identity is built around going noticeably bigger — display-scale pieces meant to look impressive on a shelf even outside of active play, not just functional game tokens.
Being designed by an established tabletop YouTube channel rather than a traditional publisher gives Wyldwood a direct line to an existing, engaged tabletop audience, which is part of why it's already drawing attention as a Kickstarter to watch in 2026.
For colossal display-scale miniatures like these, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps the larger pieces dust-free and displayed between games.
For safely storing or shipping the game's components, EVORETRO's poly bubble mailers add a practical layer of protection.
Fielding five champions per team in a two-or-four-player format sits between the smaller squad sizes typical of pure skirmish games and the larger armies used in mass-battle wargames, giving Wyldwood a middle-ground pace where individual model choices and positioning matter more than in a large-army game, without the extended turn times a bigger force would require. That balance is likely part of why Tabletop Titans pitched the game as sitting between two established genres rather than fitting neatly into either one.
Campaigns fronted by an established content creator typically benefit from a built-in, engaged backer base and direct communication channels, but backers should still apply the same due diligence they would to any crowdfunded miniatures game — checking for prior fulfillment track records, realistic production timelines, and clear stretch-goal structures — rather than assuming creator visibility alone guarantees smooth delivery.
Tabletop Titans, a tabletop-focused YouTube channel.
Two or four players.
A stone-age fantasy forest survival theme.
They're colossal, display-scale models rather than standard skirmish-game size.
Wyldwood stands out among 2026's tabletop Kickstarters by leaning fully into oversized, display-worthy miniatures rather than standard game-piece scale. With an established creator behind it, it's one of this year's more distinctive tactical board games to watch.
Having a case and mailers ready keeps the colossal miniatures protected and properly displayed.
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