The game is based on a TV show in the 1960's. Players are racing to claim territory in the strip of land between Kansas and the Indian Territory in the old west. There are 23 territories (areas) in the Cimarron Strip which are now open for claiming. Movement is by a spinner. Players start with a stand-up playing piece showing a cowboy and 7(?) claim...
Cinelucha: Dragon Lee & Solar vs Cthulhu & The Mafia drops you into an epic lucha libre saga where masked heroes take on tentacled horrors and criminal empires. This standalone box features two iconic luchador decks, two villain decks, and two unique cinematic scenarios — everything players need for thrilling co-op battles. Tactical card play meets...
A 1-2 player co-operative game where you get launched into the climax of a luchador movie! Will you rise to the challenge and stop their horrible plans!? 1-2 players spend stamina to active character specific wrestling moves against monsters, gain advantages, and plan ahead. Mix and match villains, scenarios, and heroes for different epic plots. Add...
Cinema Tactics is a game of sword fighting, bow shooting, spell casting, and gunslinging in a variety of settings ranging from traditional fantasy landscapes to the streets of Tombstone to the deep black of outer space. Gameplay models every blow and desperate block with damage effects that lend encounters an especially cinematic feel. Characters alternate...
Circle of Power is a free mecha-themed print & play game that you can play using ANY deck of cards. Yes, ANY! Print out a Fighter sheet for both players, grab some dice and cards, and you’re good to go! Each Fighter has various Parts that they can activate. Attach cards to Parts to Charge them up. Once they're ready to go, Discharge them to unleash their...
From Battleline, the original publisher: "The grandeur and decadence of ancient Rome in your living room! Thrill to the dust of chariot races, or the skillful bloodshed of gladiatorial combat. Circus Maximus is really TWO games in one. In the Chariot Race game you pick your team of horses, driver, and chariot car, each of which have special characteristics...
For about 1800 years many Roman cities had four-horse chariot races almost daily. They were popular with the rich and poor. There was pageantry, favorite factions (defined by the colors worn by the drivers), and substantial wagering. Table-top chariot races have been popular at board and miniature game conventions for years as well as with a group of...