a game that "proved to be the dawn of a new wave of classic [Games Workshop] hobby titles with a focus on figures over cardboard." Chris Pennsauken, writing for Board Game Beast, was disappointed in the flimsy pyramid, noting, "Coming from Games Workshop I expected better craftsmanship." He found the game "didn't offer up anything interesting," commenting that it was "An attempt by Games Workshop to prove they are more than just a miniature games company. Which sadly they are." He concluded by rating it 3.5 out of 5, saying, "Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb has plenty of re-playability, but it just lacks something creative [...] The game can move from slow to exciting in a shot and most times just drags on and never ever ends." References External links Board games introduced in 1988 Games Workshop games Horror board games