Rome wasn’t built in a day. It was planned in 15-30 minutes. Welcome to Rome and Write! Grab the card files, the game sheet, a pen, and let’s go! Players simultaneously write in the revealed building on their city sheet. The Emperor is demanding though, as he feels a colosseum might fit better in the other end of the city, or the baths might look better...
Rome: from Republic to Empire is a solo game in which you take control of the Roman Empire in the period from 200BC to 100AD. You will need to conquer the provinces of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa using a card based conflict system. Gather resources, using a dice rolling mechanism, to expand the glory of Rome in each of six key areas: Military...
You are one of the legendary leaders of the Roman Empire. And it’s time to show your mettle. Expand your empire through military conquest. Build infrastructure and glorious monuments. All while keeping the barbarian hordes at bay. Will you bring glory to the Empire? Or will your reign be just another forgotten page in history? Rome Alone is a fast-playing...
Card game of the Roman Empire in the second half of the third century AD, a fifty-year period during which the average reign of an emperor was a mere 2.5 years. Each player controls a number of imperial candidates whom they try to push to the top position to gain honor and prestige by solving some of Rome's many crises -- invasions by Goths, Persians and...
"Card game for 2+ players. Roman Emperor theme. Players compete for the chance to be Emperor. The most Decadent player wins." "Each player is either the Emperor or a Plebeian. Only one player at a time can be the Emperor At the beginning of the game all players start out as Plebeian." The game uses a custom card deck containing numerous subdivided classes...
The year is 425 AD. The Roman Empire, once the world's greatest superpower, is crumbling under relentless barbarian invasions, internal strife, and dwindling resources. As Emperor, the weight of civilization rests squarely on your shoulders. Can you hold the empire together, or will Rome be overrun? In Rome Must Fall, every roll of the dice determines the...
Romgon invites players into a realm where geometry and strategy intertwine, offering a captivating board game experience set on a hexagonal battlefield. Commanding seven distinct shapes, each with its own specialized abilities and movements, players engage in tactical warfare against their opponent. From the cunning Rhombus to the versatile Hexagon and the...
The Dogfight Battles of July and August 1942 Rommel's success was inspiring, even to his sworn enemies. Time after time, his panzers swept across the desert like hot sirocco winds in their unrelenting blitzkrieg fashion. The British were nearing their end, so it seemed. Whatever defenses they created did little to halt Rommel. The Germans were also nearing...
ROMMEL IN FRANCE Panzers at Dinant, May 1940 The German’s 5th Panzer Corps drove the Belgian and French screening forces through the Ardennes forest, then sought to cross the Meuse River near Dinant. A breakthrough here, as well as further south at Sedan, would split the Allied forces in two. A protracted and bloody battle was not in the German war...
The Allied Counterattack at Arras, May, 1940 The attack by British and French armor sent shock waves down the German High Command as their vaunted SS troops fled when their antitank guns failed to penetrate the British tank armor of the Matildas. Rommel’s panzers were no more effective and it was only when Rommel ordered his 88mm AA guns to be used at...
Way up on the roof of the 75-story skyscraper you live in is the communal rose garden for the building. Roll 3 dice, use 2 of them to plant some roses, then use the last die to water a row or column to make it worth more points. Plant the most roses in a line to score those points, and the most points wins. Roll doubles to plant 2 roses in a square, but...