Monster Fight Club

What Monster Fight Club does

Monster Fight Club, LLC is a U.S.-based tabletop gaming company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Earlysville, Virginia, that designs, manufactures, and sells hobby board games, miniatures, and miniature game accessories under both original and licensed intellectual property. Its core product ecosystem centers on Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone (a skirmish miniatures game set in the Night City universe, licensed from R. Talsorian Games), the Monster Scenery and Metropolis Cityscape modular terrain lines, The Witcher miniatures (licensed from CD Projekt Red), and the Borderlands: Mister Torgue's Arena of Badassery cooperative board game (licensed from Gearbox Software/2K). The company also distributes 3D-printable STL digital files for hobbyist printers and has begun expanding into soft collectibles via its THEMZ plush finger puppet sub-brand, which debuted with a Borderlands Series 1.

The business operates primarily as a direct-to-consumer e-commerce retailer through a Shopify storefront that supports roughly 70 fiat currencies, supplemented by recurring Gamefound crowdfunding campaigns (including late-pledge offerings) used to validate demand and pre-sell new product lines such as the 2025 Monster Scenery: Metropolis 2.0 release. A network of Friendly Local Game Stores, designated as Monster Premium Stores, provides physical retail distribution and venues for the company's Organized Play program (tournaments, campaign supplements, scenario downloads, and seasonal content such as Cyberpunk Combat Zone Season 02). Pricing is unit-based with no subscription model: individual miniatures range from approximately $3 to $35, vehicles and larger models up to about $160, starter gang sets $75–$125, scenery bundles $40–$135, and core board game bundles up to roughly $285.

The customer base is highly distributed across hobbyist personas — tabletop wargamers, miniature painters, licensed-IP fans, 3D printing enthusiasts, and game store retailers — with no enterprise anchors or named B2B customers disclosed. The company remains a small (11–50 employees), privately held LLC with no disclosed outside funding, and its strategic posture is defined by the depth of its three principal IP licenses, ongoing modular product expansion, and a community-anchored marketing and event ecosystem centered on its Discord server, blog, and organized play infrastructure.

Name

Monster Fight Club

Legal name

Monster Fight Club, LLC

Website

https://monsterfightclub.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2018

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Monster Fight Club, LLC is a U.S. tabletop gaming company that designs, manufactures, and sells miniatures, modular scenery, board games, and 3D-printable digital files under original brands and licenses for Cyberpunk, The Witcher, and Borderlands, selling direct-to-consumer via Shopify and through Friendly Local Game Stores serving hobbyist gamers and collectors.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Tabletop Miniatures and Games

NAICS

Hobby, Toy, and Game Retailers (45912), Hobby, Toy, and Game Retailers (459120), Doll, Toy, and Game Manufacturing (33993), Doll, Toy, and Game Manufacturing (339930)

SIC

Retail-Hobby, Toy & Game Shops (5945), Games, Toys & Children's Vehicles (No Dolls & Bicycles) (3944)

akta.pro primary industry

Hobby Games & Miniatures Retail (Tabletop RPGs, Wargaming) (CRALAFAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Wargaming Miniatures (Tabletop Armies) (CRALAKAC), Miniatures Games & Tabletop Skirmish Games Retail (CRALALAH), Tabletop RPG Miniatures & Terrain (CRALAKAD), 3D-Printed Miniatures & STL Files (Digital/Physical) (CRALAKAJ), Miniature Gaming Accessories (Dice, Mats, Tokens, Measuring Tools) (CRALAKAL)

Keywords

• Tabletop miniatures
• Hobby board games
• Tabletop scenery
• Licensed gaming IP
• 3D printable STL files

Headquarters

HQ city

Earlysville

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Physical Miniatures and Games: Sales of pre-painted and unpainted miniatures, starter gang sets, vehicles, and accessories for tabletop gaming. Products include individual miniatures, faction starter sets, and themed bundles.
2. Tabletop Scenery and Terrain: Sales of pre-painted terrain products including cityscape buildings, wilderness sets, and modular landscape pieces for tabletop gaming environments.
3. Board Games: Sales of complete tabletop board games including Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone core game and Borderlands: Mister Torgue's Arena of Badassery cooperative board game.
4. Digital STL Files: Sales and distribution of 3D printable digital files for customers to produce their own miniatures, terrain, and accessories through personal 3D printing.
5. Digital Downloads and PDFs: Free and paid digital content including rulebooks, scenario packs, character cards, and tournament materials for tabletop gaming.
6. Crowdfunding Campaigns: Pre-order funding through Gamefound platform for new product lines and expansions, including late pledge opportunities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Monster Fight Club designs, manufactures, and sells hobby tabletop miniatures, modular scenery/terrain, board games, and 3D-printable STL digital files. Core lines include the Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone miniatures skirmish game (with R. Talsorian Games), Monster Scenery modular terrain, Metropolis Cityscape urban terrain, Borderlands: Mister Torgue's Arena of Badassery cooperative board game (with Gearbox/2K), and The Witcher miniatures (with CD Projekt Red). The company also sells individual miniatures, branded merchandise, and plush collectibles under the THEMZ sub-brand.

Product overview

Monster Fight Club is a tabletop gaming company offering a portfolio of miniatures games and scenery products. The core product lines include Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone (a skirmish miniatures game with multiple factions), Monster Scenery (terrain and wilderness elements), Metropolis Cityscape (urban building sets), and licensed titles Borderlands: Mister Torgue's Arena of Badassery and The Witcher miniatures. Additional offerings include THEMZ plush finger puppets, individual single miniatures, downloadable STL digital files for 3D printing, and digital content including rulebooks and scenario packs. The company sells through its Shopify e-commerce platform and uses Gamefound for crowdfunding campaigns.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Monster Scenery™: Tabletop scenery and terrain products including forests, hills, crystals, and wilderness elements
• Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone™
• Metropolis Cityscape™
• Borderlands: Mister Torgue's Arena of Badassery™
• THEMZ®
• The Witcher®

Products and services

• Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone A tabletop miniatures skirmish game set in Night City, featuring cyber-enhanced gangs, faction-based gameplay, and tactical combat using detailed resin miniatures. Licensed in partnership with R. Talsorian Games.
• Monster Scenery Tabletop gaming scenery line including forests, ice terrain, hills, crystals, wilderness elements, and game mats designed for modular compatibility with miniatures wargaming systems.
• Metropolis Cityscape Urban cityscape terrain including cargo containers, modular buildings, HAB units, bridges, and industrial props for tabletop gaming environments.
• Borderlands: Mister Torgue's Arena of Badassery An officially-licensed cooperative board game for 1-4 players set in the Borderlands universe, featuring arena combat gameplay. Licensed in partnership with Gearbox Software / 2K.
• The Witcher Miniatures Tabletop miniatures featuring monsters, characters, and classes from The Witcher universe, including Geralt, Yennefer, Dandelion, necrophages, ogryds, and specters. Licensed in partnership with CD Projekt Red.
• THEMZ Pocket-plush finger puppet collectibles combining cuteness, collectibility, and playability, launching with Borderlands-themed Series 1.
• Single Shots (Individual Miniatures) Individual single miniatures for Cyberpunk Combat Zone and other game lines, allowing gamers to expand their gangs and collections one model at a time.
• Monster Digital (STL Files) 3D-printable STL digital files for gaming scenery, buildings, and terrain sets, enabling customers to produce their own terrain, miniatures, and accessories through personal 3D printing.
• Monster Merch Branded merchandise including apparel and collectibles featuring Monster Fight Club branding.
• Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone Season 02 Organized Play Season 02 organized play content for Cyberpunk Combat Zone, providing new scenarios and campaign rules sold as a standalone digital download.

Quantifiable outcome

• Product catalog includes 238+ items across major product lines
• +2 more outcomes

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• GamefoundcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCrowdfunding platform partner for product launches. Monster Fight Club runs crowdfunding campaigns on Gamefound for new product lines including Monster Scenery Metropolis 2.0 and Borderlands products, offering early backers and late pledge options.

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Emerging players

• Hero Forge: Custom 3D-printed miniatures platform with a massive catalog of digital characters. Comparable to MFC's STL digital strategy and 3D-printing customer base, but competes more as an upstream character-creation tool than a skirmish-game publisher.

Direct peers

• Reaper Miniatures: Long-standing US miniatures maker focused on fantasy/sci-fi figures and Bones plastic lines. Comparable as a DTC-driven, US-based miniatures manufacturer serving painters and tabletop hobbyists, though without the licensed-IP board-game angle MFC has.
• Privateer Press: Independent US miniatures game publisher (Warmachine, Hordes, Riot Quest). Directly comparable as a private-ish, US-based tabletop wargames + miniatures + accessories manufacturer selling through DTC, FLGS, and organized play — competing head-to-head with Combat Zone.
• CMON (Cool Mini Or Not): Miniatures-heavy board game publisher with a heavy crowdfunding model (Zombicide, Arcadia Quest, Marvel United). Comparable in miniatures board games + Kickstarter/Gamefound launches + DTC and FLGS distribution; competes in the same hobby-game collector segment.
• Knight Models: Miniatures game company built around licensed IP (Batman, Harry Potter, Walking Dead, Marvel). Closely mirrors Monster Fight Club's licensed-IP miniatures strategy and skirmish-format positioning.
• Modiphius Entertainment: UK tabletop publisher of licensed-IP miniatures games (Star Trek Adventures, Fallout Wasteland Warfare, A Song of Ice & Fire). Directly comparable licensed-IP miniatures skirmish + RPG business with similar DTC and crowdfunding patterns.
• Steamforged Games: UK-based tabletop games company specializing in licensed-IP miniatures and board games (Dark Souls, Resident Evil, Monster Hunter). Closely comparable to Monster Fight Club's licensed IP model (Cyberpunk, Borderlands, Witcher) and use of crowdfunding for launches.

Broad incumbents

• WizKids: Established miniatures and pre-painted miniatures game company (HeroClix, Dice Masters, Star Wars: Shatterpoint). Directly comparable product set — pre-painted/licensed-IP miniatures games — but WizKids is owned by NECA and operates at greater scale and broader retail reach.
• Games Workshop: Dominant incumbent in tabletop wargaming miniatures (Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar). Comparable as a miniatures + scenery + accessories maker, but vastly larger, with proprietary IP and global retail. Sets the benchmark MFC's Combat Zone competes against in the skirmish-miniatures niche.

Regional players

• Corvus Belli: Spanish miniatures wargame publisher (Infinity, Aristeia!). Comparable as a skirmish-miniatures skirmish-game maker, but primarily a regional competitor in the European market and operating their own large-scale proprietary IP rather than licensed franchises.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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