Rekta is a 2 player abstract tactical card game where players compete with each other in a hard-thinking duel. By deploying, flipping, rotating, swapping and moving cards on the 3x3 card grid, players try to arrange them to reach one of the winning conditions. The gameplay is divided into two phases. Phase 1 is aimed to build together the 3x3 grid by...
Rekushu (semi-transliteration of "Rectangle" into Japanese) is a territory game played on a square board. Players take turns placing their stones on empty intersections trying to form the vertices of rectangular regions. A rectangle that doesn't have other stones or claimed territory in its interior can be claimed by a player. The object is to have the...
Relate is a 2-player game where the goal is to move one's blocks from his or her starting space to the starting spaces of the opponent. A player does so by pushing the block into an orthogonally adjacent space, which will force the block to rotate to a new face. This typically changes the color showing on the top of the cube, although the blue and orange...
"Family Values? Nah, Family Valuables!" You and 2-4 greedy relatives were living it up on the galaxy’s finest space station—until a fire turned your vacay into a screaming, stuff-grabbing frenzy! The rescue shuttle’s pods are here, but in Relative Space, it’s every family member for themselves. Hurl your ukulele in to nix their sock monkey—because nothing...
RELATIVITY is a strategic board game for anyone who wants to fight their idea of gravity and wants to accept the challenge of reaching the most points in a game. By going along the faces of the cubes that make up the ABSTRACT STRUCTURES you will touch the faces and score points, but it won't be so simple, because you will have the difficulty of...
Welcome to the world of Relic & Ritual! In this world, you play as a young sorcerer’s apprentice who has gotten access to a secret and powerful altar where you can claim special relics and perform arcane rituals. Capturing and placing these relics on your personal tablet opens a powerful portal which allows you to claim victory over other sorcerers’...
In Reliquium each player takes control of one of four warring factions: Chaos Legion, Alliance of Nature, Order of Light and Mountain Brotherhood in struggle to achieve uncontested domination. Path to victory lies through conquering new lands and getting access to more resources, managing troops, and calculated use of legendary warriors from Bestiary....
Generals is an addition to the strategy board game Relic that opens up new possibilities for players. The add-on uses a modular principle - new mechanics can be added to the base game independently of each other. Control a new class of troops - generals, whose strength depends on the achievements of the faction. Forge alliances and declare wars using...
The playing board consists of 96 hexagonal spaces. There are 48 spaces in a central diamond pattern, and four groups of 12 "home" spaces attached to the edge of the diamond area. Each player starts with 12 pawns. A certain number are exchanged with opponents, depending on the number of players. There is a placement phase where all pawns are placed. Players...
Remainder includes marbles of six different colors (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, White, and optional Black) placed on a wooden board having spaced configured to receive the marbles. The board is separated into four quadrants at the corners of the board. Each quadrant includes 16 spaces, where the Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green marbles are placed; 16 marbles of...
ReMatch is a tactical strategy game for two or three players. Players fight a David and Goliath like battle with different armies. Combinatory skills, and anticipating the opponents’ movement will make the difference in this game. The game is played on a small hex board. One side fights with 4 pieces, the other side with 8 pieces (4 each of two colors)....
Old school game play, with a new school twist. Roll the die, leave your home 'timeline portal' and work your way around the board collecting tokens from each of the others. When you get them all, take them to the 'prime timeline portal' and win the game. Sounds easy right? Well, with a non-linear board, figuring out your best move with each roll gets a bit...