Mutant Chronicles is a franchise started by the Swedish company Target Games, set in a post-apocalyptic world. It's partially based on the 1992 Tabletop RPG Mutant SPACE which was adapted to Mutant Chronicles in 1993. Works include:
- Mutant Chronicles (1993) — a Tabletop RPG, the 2nd edition was released in 1997 and the 3rd edition in 2014.
- Blood Berets (1993) — two-player board games where players (or teams of players) could recreate battles between Imperial troops and the Dark Legion.
- Fury Of The Clansmen (1994) — followed the previous board game, but with Clansmen instead of the Imperials fighting the Dark Legion.
- Siege Of The Citadel (1993) — a board game where players fight their way through a citadel filled with monsters from the Dark Legion. An Updated Re-release was made in 2017 with the same name, as well as the (only) expansion Brotherhood.
- Apostle of Insanity (1994) — a three novel trilogy (Lunacy, Frenzy, and Dementia)
- Doom Trooper (1994) — a collectible card game where the players commands warriors, magic, and resources against their opponents. A digital remake of the game was kickstarted in 2017 and entered early access in 2020.
- Doom Troopers (1995) — video-game was released for the Super NES and Sega Genesis consoles.
- Warzone (1996) — a miniatures tabletop wargame. The second edition was released in 1998. Supplements continued to be made until 2004.
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Development Hell and was never published. - A reboot called Warzone: Resurrection was released in 2014.
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- Golgotha (1996) — a series of five comic books written by William King with art by Davide Fabbri (and other artists). Issue #5 was a source book with minimal info about some of the characters from the comics. Each of the comics came packaged with one of four promotional cards for the Doom Trooper CCG.
- Dark Eden (1997) — a second collectible card game, designed by Bryan Winter, it's based on the tribes remaining on planet Earth. Genesis, an expansion set, was planned for 1997 but never released.
- Mutant Chronicles Collectible Miniatures Game (2008) — a hex-grid game for two players that came with starter packs. Players were expected to buy booster packs to expand their units.
- Mutant Chronicles (2008) — an independent film directed by Simon Hunter, whose writers apparently just didn't know or didn't care about the existing material, making it more of an Adaptation Inspiration than a direct adaptation.
Other Mutant titles by Target Games not considered part of the Mutant Chronicles franchise include: the original 1984 Tabletop RPG Mutant (which makes Mutant Chronicles a spinoff of a spinoff), as well as it's latter sequels New Mutant (1992), Mutant: Heirs of the Apocalypse (2002), then its prequel Mutant: Year Zero (2014) and the latter's video game adaptation (2018).
