Kingsfall is a true 4X campaign style board game with a heavy focus on expansion, resource management, and strategic gameplay. The game was designed for players of all skill and play types as it aims to be streamlined and straight forward. There are no excess mechanics and rules that other 4X style games seem to have, and this allows players to focus on...
Players create and extend thread-like 'Flukes' that score points for the number of 'Kinks' they contain, but have the power to attack other Flukes depending on the number of other non-Kink stones they contain. Definitions: A Fluke is an isolated stone or a chain of stones connected to one to another, without branches nor triangles of adjacent stones. A...
A korona és az északiak között háború dúl. Rabbit, a lázadás vezetője téged és a királyt sértetlenül hagyott, és azóta a nyomát sem látták. Tony Merz nem élte túl a támadást. Rob, az építő, az egyetlen, aki kapcsolatot tud teremteni a királlyal... Az Oh My Goods!: Escape to Canyon Brook új történetekből áll, amelyek folytatják a Longsdale in Revolt...
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, a small people live on a rocky plateau, far from any civilisation. Only a huge climbing vine - called Pi`i Pua by the inhabitants, the "climbing flower" - connects their village to the ground. Every year, a group of young hunters is sent into the jungle to hunt. Who will be the first to climb the climbing vine that leads back...
Klimasvin (Danish for "climate pig") is a game about limited resources. Players fill up the map with their pieces. Whoever has most luxury points at the end of the game wins - unless someone has been forced to place one of their pieces so it extends out of the map. In this case, the winner is the player who has the fewest luxury points at the end of the...
From the box & introduction: "Knights and Knaves is a game for four or more players. It simulates, in a general way, the intricate relationships of the lords and vassals of a large, loosely organized Empire located somewhere in Central Europe during the High Middle Ages (ca. 1200-1400). The players try to gain wealth, power and rank while building smaller...
Simple coin (Koin) stacking, area control game. Players alternate playing Koinz onto 1-4 Surfaces with the goal of capturing each Surface by accumulating the most points on that Surface. The first player to capture five Surfaces wins. Each round takes about five minutes. Players get to choose how many Koinz and surfaces are used in each round and strategy...
The players alternately place a cardboard strip, beginning with the double red bordered harbor square, which must be filled first; this is followed by the 5 squares of the port city, then the 3 of the track. When all of these squares are closed, each player can place his strips anywhere on the board. Exceptions are the gold fields marked with a red dashed...
In the strategic tile-laying game Komodo, players are zoologists attempting to build new habitats for Australasian animals imperilled by an incoming asteroid. Each player holds two animal cards stating the type and amount of terrain needed, five multi-terrain tiles, and wild cards. On a turn, they may lay up to three tiles, place one or both of their...
Konkvest is a chess-type board game specifically made to be played by two players. It is played on a hexagonal board with 142 tiles, as players alternate taking their turns to move their pieces. The tiles are distributed in 13 rows, the middle row has 12 tiles in total and each subsequent row on the higher and the lower level has one tile less, ending with...
Welcome to Kotam: Conquest. The term "Kotam" finds its inspiration in the Sanskrit word for ancient fortresses. In ages past, formidable rulers from distant lands cast their gaze upon vast territories renowned for their fertile lands, abundant resources, and thriving economies. These rulers were resolute in their ambition to conquer these lands and make...
KÖY is a 2-player territory building, tile (in this game, card) placement game where you don’t have to shuffle the cards at all, since all the cards are identical. There are two players, Red and Green. Each player will get points for “squares” with their respective colors, as well as Water squares. Green starts first by placing one of his cards onto the...