From the designer, Matt Arnold: Antigrams is a 5-minute 2-player print-and-play abstract strategy game, involving simultaneous tile placement, subtitled "Rock Paper Scissors Tiles". Equipment is a stack of 48 identical square tiles, each divided diagonally into a light-color triangle and a dark-color triangle, presumed in these instructions to be white and...
The game consists in placing ants in order to create the largest area with pheromones of your color. It is a tile placement game with a piling system and ants-themed. The game is free to print & play! At the beginning of the game, players chose who will play as brown and who will play as beige. Each turn a player must draw a tile and add it to his/her...
The Ants & The Grasshopper is a solo worker placement game for children. In this game you play as a colony of ants that is preparing for the coming winter. Each turn you place your ant workers on cards in your colony in order to take actions. You will collect food and dig tunnels in order to build additional cards and expand your colony further. Each turn...
In Anyday Funnies, you are a cartoonist rushing to draw a comic strip before you hit your deadline. Each player gets one play sheet to draw on. 1st player rolls three dice. If you roll a pair or a trio, only you get a bonus. Starting with the player who rolled, select 1 number from the dice & draw/write what is on the chart below. After all players have...
Anzac Cove is a narrative solitaire wargame that tells the story of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (Anzacs) and the landing on the beaches of Gallipoli in the early morning of April 25th, 1915. You must lead your fellow Aussies and work together with your Kiwi and Indian allies in the desperate fight to take and hold the heights overlooking the...
Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand that broadly commemorates all Australians and New Zealanders "who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peace keeping operations" and "the contribution and suffering of all those who have served". Observed on 25 April each year, Anzac Day was originally devised to honour the...
Anzio – Drive to Rome is a two player, World War Two regimental level simulation covering the first month of fighting in the Anzio bridgehead in Italy during January and February 1944. Under the auspices of Operation Shingle, Allied units from both the United States of America and Great Britain conducted a beach landing in the area surrounding Anzio in an...
On 22nd January 1944, Allied forces landed at Anzio, a small coastal town just 30 miles south of Rome. This attack behind enemy lines, was intended to unhinge the German fortified Gustav Line. The Germans responded quickly, containing the beachhead. The fighting was bitter, with both sides suffering high casualties. Intense artillery bombardments, water...
from site Anzio: The Fight For The Beachhead is a solitaire or two-player mini-game that simulates at the division level the battle of Anzio. The goal of the Anzio-Nettuno amphibious landings and the resulting so-called battle of Anzio, January - May, 1944, was to outflank the German Winter Line and open the way to Rome. A major battle of World War Two...
Apicultura is a card drafting, resource conversion game about breeding bees, harvesting honey and selling it to maximize your profit. The player at the end of the game who has collected the most income is the winner. In Apicultura, each player has a player board representing their own individual honey farm and a hand of identical action cards. At the start...
Apostles is a non-denominational Christian-themed card game in which players represent ministers working to edify the Christian church. Through the management of spiritual gifts and fruit, his people become equipped for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up. In the game gifts, fruit, mission and people are represented by cards which...