During UKGE, the OTT team saw our fair share of dexterity titles across the floor. Out-flicking opponents' in the Second World War in Air Flix the dogfighting game, pinging outlaws in the Wild West in Flick-Em-Up and tearing down external barricades in Catapult Feud.

Dexterity games are becoming more and more popular, requiring players to remove themselves from the comfortable chairs they place themselves in, and move around the table for some strategy by the tip of a finger.

World-Z League // Trick or Treat Studios

Coming at the end of the month, Trick or Treat Studios will be challenging players to suit up for the apocalypse - taking the roles of trained and competitive sharp-shooters ready to thin the herd of zombies.

World-Z League brings new and entertaining competition to the table. The Zombie Shooting Association event is nigh, inviting marksmen to test their range in a new kind of hunt. As players flex their flicking fingers to fight the zombies lurking in the environment.

Inside The Box // World-Z League

One to four players will be starting the game by setting up their coloured zombie meeple across the layout. Taking turns, players will attempt to shoot down as many of the opponents' meeple as possible with the rubber bands as weapons. The player who then has the highest score by knocking down the most is crowned to be the winner.

There is a ton of terrain and obstacles that can get in the way, so if you know your opponents' strengths and weaknesses - I am sure you can place your meeples in a difficult position for more challenge to other shooters. Taking roughly 30-60 minutes depending on how many shooters are involved and how much challenge there is to survey.

Game Setup Preview // World-Z Leaugue

World-Z League is set to be released into retail on June 29th this year, so if you want to add to your set of dexterity games, or are looking for a different board game experience be sure to check out the upcoming Trick or Treat Studios title this summer.

Do you enjoy dexterity titles and think you'll look at giving World-Z League a go?