In Plight, you are the head of an Airship Logistics Company tasked with rekindling civilization after a cataclysmic event that has left the world shattered. A game of Plight lasts for a 4 week cycle, each week broken up into 2 Travel Legs. The winner is the player with the most Influence - essentially points - at the end of the full cycle. Alternatively...
Pluzzables are “playable puzzles” - a collection of puzzles you play as games after assembly. Additionally, two web apps come with the game for simpler "match and claim" games. You do not have to put the puzzle together exactly in order to play Destinations. However, to play the online Pair Up game, all the pieces must be in their correct positions. The...
Pocket Air War is a fast game of aerial combat in WWII you can play anywhere you want. Each plane comes with a specific Dashboard. It is the core tool for playing a plane because you can find all the needed information on it. You can also use it to measure distances during Movement and Combat. The Definitive edition includes all the planes to re-enact the...
Pocket Air War is a fast and lean aerial combat game you can play on a flat surface even of small size. It doesn't need any board to play, but just the pieces included in the box. With this base game you can simulate the epic duels on the Western Front from the Battle of Britain, to the bombing campaign over Germany. Missions include dogfight, close air...
Take to the skies anywhere in this 8-card wallet-sized microgame. You are the pilot of an apache gunship on a mission of destruction in an enemy controlled airspace. Fight your way past dozens of aircraft and ground forces to strike your target and get to safety. Play aggressively to destroy your enemy and drive up your score or play safe and pick them off...
Position Air Combat for the Whole Family Position is a fast paced aerial game for 2 or more players, using secret moves, simultaneous movement and attacks, and with free-form movement: drawing moves on paper squares. The game plays very similar to Wings of War except it is much more free-form (hand drawn moves instead of cards) and with much simpler damage...