If you’ve played Massive Darkness 2 and thought cuteness couldn’t kill your heroes enough, this expansion will shock you. Rainbow Crossing brings two new enemy groups — the Cupids, who attack with toxic love, and the Punycorn, unicorns that look like toys but have steel claws. And then there’s Hug Bear, a bear who doesn’t want to kill you… just hug you until you’re pulp. The twist? Fluffy Auras: when you enter their zones, your heroes lose action points and move slower, like they’re stuck in a glitter cloud. The board is modular with double-sided tiles, and you play new missions in campaign or One-Shot mode. It comes with 84 cards, gorgeous miniatures, and a vibe of 'what the hell is this?' that only someone who’s seen a unicorn with a rainbow spear understands. The experience is intense, visually stunning, and packed with laughs — but it’s only worth it if you already own the base game. This isn’t a standalone game; it’s an overdose of deadly cuteness.