Kawa is a game of quiet contemplation for 2 to 4 players, named after the word for river (川) in Japanese. In Kawa, you guide petals down a river made up of 16 unique tiles. Each round, players will follow the currents and eddies printed on the tiles to send their petals downstream, leaving petals behind as they do. As the river comes alive with colour...
kCaloria gives you the chance to build an expansive and intricate food chain that must overcome obstacles at every turn! Sow the seeds to a thriving ecosystem with precious water tiles, grow verdant gardens with every fungi/plant tile, and fill this space with the perfect balance of herbivores, omnivores, carnivores, and humans too! The objective of...
This set introduces species tiles from the Mexican Cloud Forest biome. This expansion is standalone but can also be incorporated into any other biome set of kCaloria. kCaloria gives you the chance to build an expansive and intricate food chain that must overcome obstacles at every turn! The objective of kCaloria is to play greater and more complex tiles in...
Introduces 2 new sets of tiles with organisms from two new ecosystems: the Namib Desert and the Mouth of the Congo River. This expansion is standalone but can also be incorporated into any other biome set of kCaloria. kCaloria gives you the chance to build an expansive and intricate food chain that must overcome obstacles at every turn! The objective of...
Kechi is an abstract strategy game played with black and white stones on a 13x13 grid. On each turn, a player moves his stones a toral of six cells. Each stone must finish its move on an available empty space or one occupied by an enemy stone (which is then captured). The player who cannot make a move on his turn loses. When a stone leaves a space, that...
Ancient wargame from the Mapuche people of southern Chile. From the publisher: "The literary translation of this game refers to the 5 sides of the dice made of stone (Kechukawe). Considering that the Mapuches were a warrior people, it is not strange for them to have games, which represented battlefields. This is a game played only by men, who have the...
A design is placed on the table with the mirror standing behind it so that the player can see the reflection of the design in it. The player must not look at the design directly, but only at the reflection of it, and then by placing the point of the pencil he endeavors to follow the track, without staggering on to the grass. The player who can complete the...
In Keep the Crown, players take turns putting pieces on the board, trying to earn points and claim the crown that's awarded to the point leader at any given moment. They use their five drawn playing pieces to create sets of similar coins or gems on the board, with more difficult combinations earning more points. Special pieces such as the Wizard and the...
In this Canadian abstract game which uses coins of various denominations, players are attempting to move their 4 coins around the board, starting at home and then to the "bank" and finally to the finish space. Players are using dice to move their coins around the board, either using the full total of the dice to move one coin or splitting the dice to move...
The year is 1345. You and three other peasants are in a struggle for safety in the trying times. Four old friends offer gestures of favor, intricate and purposeful and unique. Whoever can best utilize these favors will shore up their keep, safe and sound for the days to come... Keeps is an elegant 36-card microstrategy game that takes place over any number...
This was published sometime between 1910 and 1930 in Germany. On a 9 x 9 grid of black and white squares 2 players move their pawns diagonally from their own corner towards the centre of the board. Here, the central area of 9 squares is marked (the "black" squares are red). Each player has 1 "main" and 8 "additional" pawns. Starting position is on the 9...