After four tumultuous years, President Barack Obama announced he was running for re-election. His challenger, Mitt Romney, survived an at-times brutal primary season to emerge the victor. Can you run a campaign to lead your candidate to victory? Each player starts the game with a set number of cards: several common cards that represent issues (such as...
From the Decktet wiki: Rule of the land was benevolently shared by the six Crowned Princes. Every five years the people would elect one of the Princes to lead the land for the next five years. Before the election, the Princes would hold a series of debates in which they would demonstrate why they were most fit to lead for the next five years. The debates...
Simulate the historic election of 2016 with Election Day 2016. Play as Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton as the two candidates fight it out for the majority of Electoral Votes. Or, if you prefer, try Ted Cruz, Bernie Sanders, Marco Rubio, or even Joe Biden in this game of electoral politics. Players customize a deck of cards unique to their party. By...
Elections! is a deckbuilding game in only 18 cards. 2 players will compete on an electoral campaing to be the best political party and win the elections. Each player starts the game with a deck of 3 cards. And better cards can be purchased from a market of 12 cards. The game ends when the elections! card appears, the player with more votes is the winner....
Electric Card is a card game that challenges your logical thinking and problem-solving skills by creating electrical circuits. With minimalist cards representing electrical components such as batteries, switches, and bulbs, you must strategically combine them to complete circuits. The game promotes practical learning of electricity fundamentals and fosters...
Electric Tricksss is a 2 - 3 player trick-taking game with a board. The goal of the game is to connect your starting outlets to the opposite edge of the board by creating a continuous chain of electricity. You start off by placing electricity on the board by winning tricks. The card numbers within a trick allow you to mix and match them together to...
A roll & write game in which our task is to power a bizarre machine constructed by a mad scientist. In each of the 8 rounds of the game, a set of dice are used to strengthen selected connections. At the end of each round, players choose how the scoring will work, the choice is very important because the same connections will be run several times during the...
Elemental is a strategic board game of simultaneous action and hidden information. Players assume control of either the light mage or the dark mage and control 7 elementals in a duel. The elementals--water, fire, earth, wind, frost, bolt, and light/dark--interact in a 5-way rock-paper-scissors system. Each of them is equally strong, given the right...
Elemental is a logic and deduction game for 1 to 4 players. It can be played in cooperative or competitive mode. The game is set in a mansion where a murder has been committed. Players must find out where each of the suspects were, the weapons and the evidence at the time the crime was committed. To do this, they must establish logical conditions to...
Elemental Beasts: Dice Duel is a strategic two-player dice-drafting card game where you combine elemental forces to summon powerful Guardian Beasts and battle your opponent. GAME OVERVIEW Each player drafts an army of five creatures and a set of three dice. Every round, you'll roll your chosen die alongside a shared Environment Die, attempting to match the...
In ancient times long gone by, when the veil between the world of the humans and the realm of magic was thinner, allmighty wizards battled each other in epic duels to determine who was the master of sorcery and arcane wisdom. Armed with a Spellbook and with the aid of the enchanted Element-Stones, the sorcerers summoned fantastic Creatures and magical...
Have you ever wanted to see piggies fight? In Elemental Piggies you get to do just that! HOW TO PLAY This game is about beating your opponent's pigs with pigs that counter the ones in place without being able to look at the opponents card, you will have to just trust them or call them out on their lie. However if you falsely accuse someone of lying you are...