Grimslingers: Advanced Duels is a micro-version of Grlimslingers, a strategic sci-fi western fantasy epic, and features a taste of both the versus and solo/co-op game modes. In Advanced Duels, players will face off using the elements and special spells called signatures to outthink, outwit, and outmaneuver their opponent. Players may then go solo or join...
Set in the word of Quincy's Tavern, this is a strategy card game where you place cards from your hand to complete patterns as you compete to place all player tokens first. Players set up for the game by selecting one of four factions (The Gryphon Watch, The Phoenix Menage, The Dragon Synod or They Kitsune Conclave) and taking all of the related tokens...
In Gulag, you take on the role of a loyal or disloyal worker in a totalitarian regime, the former trying to complete a Canal and the latter trying to sabotage the same. As a loyal worker, you win by finding other loyal workers and play work cards to add work to the Canal. As a disloyal worker, you win by finding other disloyal workers and play strike cards...
In the game Guntia, you move your piece by rolling the dice on a map through the district of Günzburg to occupy free communities. You succeed in occupying a municipality if you win an extended Rock Paper Siccors (+2 more gestures) against your fellow players. Once a municipality is occupied, it may no longer be entered by other players, with the exception...
The original Japanese title means "Is it rock? Is it paper?" The game is basically Rock-Paper-Scissors. There are 12 cards, of which 6 are Scissors, 3 are Rock and 3 are Paper. Additionally, every card has a coin value between 0 and 2. Two cards are discarded secretly, and the other ten are dealt to the players. Players play a card face down and reveal it...
Ha-Shin is a tabletop miniature wargame set in fantasy medieval Japan, where the forces of Light battle the forces of Darkness. It was published in issue #9 (February 2002) of Ravage, a French miniature wargaming magazine. Each mini has several stats describing its ability to move, shoot, fight and use "Chi" powers. The most important is Action Points (AP)...
The game is played on a printed fabric board depicting two temples and two do-jos. The contents include 2 dice, 12 colored glass gems and a drawstring to tie up board and the contents into a tidy bag. Each player attempts to move their gems from one corner of the board to the opposite corner. The first player to move all 3 of their gems to the opposite...
Essentially a board game version of "Paper-Scissors-Rock," Casting Stones uses a "Spells-Potions-Charms" hierarchy for competition between players. Players "cast" by rolling their allotted five coin-like "Casting Stones" to generate Spells, Potions or Charms, depending on which way the stones land. The object is to beat your opponent's roll and end up...
The newest Harry Potter Board Game allows players to take the roles of their favorite Harry Potter Characters and enter the magical world of the Dueling Club. Players may travel from class to class in order to learn more powerful spells with which to duel opponents or they may venture to the common areas of Hogwarts and procure magical items that may help...
Hatfield vs. McCoy is a turn based card game of hillbilly combat and strategy. Each family deck contains character cards for that family. Players will use family cards in combination with action cards against other player’s families. The fate of your family is determined by the defense of your farm while doing all that you can to eliminate any family that...
Hatfield vs. McCoy "Shotgun Shootout" is a short two player card game (5-10 min) that is spin-off from the traditional Hatfield vs McCoy card game. This fast paced game pits three members of both families in a high stakes shootout. The players will go head to head in Rock, Paper, Scissors. The winner targets an opposing family member and makes the other...