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If you already own a Multimorphic P³ pinball system, the Dungeon Crawler Carl kit is a steal at $5,250—otherwise, the full machine runs $12,350. Pre-orders opened July 27, and the queue is already stretching past 12 months, so this is strictly for dedicated fans of Matt Dinniman's LitRPG series who don't mind waiting. It's a rare, niche adaptation that leverages the P³'s swappable modules, making it one of the most unique (and expensive) pinball offerings on the market.

Based on Orson Scott Card's classic novel, this three-flipper P³ pinball game was launched alongside Dungeon Crawler Carl on July 27. Complete machine $11,750; kit $4,400 for existing P³ owners. Production begins late 2026.


This SDCC-inspired Hot Wheels van is a love letter to Stranger Things fans, packing a 1:64 scale '83 Chevy with Hawkins Power & Light graphics, a ZAMAC body, and Real Riders wheels. The window-box diorama even includes three mini bikes carrying four characters—a clever nod to the show. With a limit of 2 per customer, this one’s likely to sell out fast.


Mattel's Gym Bro Skeletor is a rare deep cut: a 6-inch, 32-point-articulation figure based on his 2026 movie appearance, complete with metal-accented dumbbells and a gym towel. At $99.99, it's pricier than standard MOTU figures, but as a Mattel Creations exclusive launching July 24, it's a limited-run oddity for collectors who want Skeletor mid-rep.

Pre-orders close July 10 for this cooperative board game adaptation of the acclaimed Risk of Rain video series, and at $87.99 it’s nearly half the $160 MSRP. You’ll survive escalating monster waves on Petrichor V, collect items, and fight bosses across four stages—a faithful roguelike tabletop experience that captures the video game’s frantic pacing. If you missed the first print run, this is your shot.

Bandai Namco's Godziburst series packs six 3.5-inch figures—including Ultra Burning Godzilla and Mecha Godzilla—with interchangeable limbs and effects for $9.99 each. The real hook: each figure's QR code unlocks stop-motion episodes, turning your shelf into a kaiju film studio. Pre-orders open June 25.

At $9.99, Bandai Namco’s new 3.5-inch Godziburst line is a steal for kaiju customizers: swap limbs, effects, and accessories to build your own monster, then scan the QR code for animated shorts. It’s a clever, affordable twist on the usual static figures—and a nice contrast to the goofy Godzilla Scramble egg-shaped transformers. Pre-orders opened June 25 at Godzilla.com, Amazon, and GameStop.


The Pre-Order Edition of Dawn of the Zeds locks in linen card upgrades and free US shipping, but only until June 30, 2026—after that, the Standard Edition arrives July 1 with no extras. At $75, this is a tight window for a zombie defense game that’s been a cult hit for years; if you’ve been waiting, now’s the time.


With 70 different starting setups packed into a $40 box, Mythologies promises far more variety than typical card-drafting games like Sushi Go or Splendor—and it pulls deities from multiple world mythologies instead of sticking to one pantheon. Perfect for Gen Con pickup (pre-orders close July 26) or home delivery by July 29.

After a year as a LEGO Store exclusive, this massive 3-pack of fully posable Pokémon starters is finally on Amazon pre-order. At $650, it's the flagship of a trio—alongside a $200 Pikachu & Poké Ball and a $60 Eevee—so you can build a whole region.
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Twelve LEGO Pokémon sets with SMART Play tech that actually react to light, sound, and motion—no screens, no apps, just physical play. That’s a first for the brick-and-mortar Pokémon line, and it includes heavy hitters like Pikachu, Charizard, and Gengar. Pre-orders are live now for ages 6+.


Premium Bandai US exclusive S.H. Figuarts Recoome stands a towering 7.9 inches—larger than most Figuarts—with four face plates, Eraser Gun effects, and battle damage paint. At $85

Mattel's giving Roboto a full gender swap for the 2026 Masters movie, turning the classic wind-up warrior into a female mechanical fighter. This Deluxe Origins figure packs a transparent chest panel, extra blaster, and shoulder cannon with 16 points of articulation—a solid upgrade for $26.97 at Walmart.

Leviathan Wilds turns cooperative boss-battling on its head—literally. You're not fighting the giant monsters; you're climbing them, using a unique deck of multi-use cards to scale, jump, and glide across a spiral-bound storybook board that unfolds as you ascend. At $74.99 with a July 3 release, it's a fresh take on the genre for 1-4 players who want their boss fights vertical.

Super7's ReAction+ line finally brings the 1987 Visionaries to life with this Leoric figure, but pre-orders just opened for an August 2026 ship date. The o-ring construction nods to vintage G.I. Joe, and the removable helmet plus holographic staff add play value. At $25, it's a fair price for a niche property that hasn

Super7's ReAction+ line finally gives Visionaries the retro treatment, and Darkstorm is a standout with o-ring construction and a removable helmet—details that 80s toy fans will appreciate. At $25, it's a fair price for a niche figure, but be prepared to wait: pre-orders opened June 19 and it won't ship until August 2026.
At 747 pieces for $75, this posable H.E.R.B.I.E. figure is a solid value for LEGO Marvel collectors—especially with double Insiders points if you pre-order before August 1. It's one of the first LEGO sets based on the Fantastic Four's upcoming film, and the buildable robot companion is a fun alternative to the usual minifig-scale vehicles.

At 12,060 pieces, this is the largest LEGO set ever—surpassing the Titanic by over 3,000 bricks. The build sequence mirrors Gaudi's actual construction process, and the stained-glass effects are achieved with cleverly placed transparent elements. Pre-order now for $799.99, releasing November 1.
The only LEGO Animal Crossing set dropping summer 2026, this 513-piece fishing scene with Timmy and Tommy is a must for AC collectors. At $60, it’s a solid build, and the double Insider points until June 29 make pre-ordering now a no-brainer.
New Sonny Angel series with tanned skin, retro 80's vibe, and 6 kinds plus secret and Robby Angel. First-ever Octopus and Manatee costumes. Pre-order opens June 22 (Angel tier) and June 25 (ALL tier).

The first LEGO KPop Demon Hunters set — 825 pieces to build Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird with movable features, secret storage, and two expressions. $69.99, pre-order now, ships August 1.
Hasbro's Classified Series finally gives Dusty his four-legged partner Coyote Sandstorm in this Yo Joe June 2-pack. With 9 accessories for Dusty, it's a solid addition for army builders or fans of the desert specialist—just don't expect the dog to come with much gear. Pre-order now on Hasbro Pulse before it sells out.

LEGO's first-ever playable pinball machine with 2,274 pieces, featuring a spring-powered launcher, dual flippers, spinning bumpers, and a space theme with two minifigures. Priced at $229.99, available for LEGO Insiders Early Access on July 1 and general release July 4.
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