Publisher's description of this new hex-tile game scheduled to debut at Essen 2008: "Logan Stones is a two player strategic game that encourages memory and tactical thinking. It is played without a board, using 18 tactile pieces that are etched and painted on both sides with different symbols. The game has simple rules that are based on the visually...
Loose is a microgame similar to rock-paper-scissors, but played with 9 cards. There are several ways to play. The common rules are : Pink beats Blue, Blue beats Yellow, Yellow beats Pink. Within a faction, circles beat triangles, triangles beat squares, and squares beat circles. Game 1 : Play the cards two by two until the final pair decides the winner....
After a greenhorn foolishly drops their golden nuggets on the saloon floor, the two players in Loot, Shoot, Whisky are caught up in a struggle over the precious loot. Each round, four saloon cards are revealed, with the cards showing either gold nuggets, whiskey, or a bullet. Each player has a hand six cards: two each of Loot (go for the card), Shoot (take...
As a Cthuluchador, you choose from wrestling actions and signature moves to outwit your opponents. These actions, like grapple, shamble and counter, result in ooze, damage and the domination of the crowd. The first player to squeeze the ooze from his opponents or coerce the crowd to his evil cult wins. During the game, players simultaneously decide what...
Loserville is a funny party card game for 2–5 players where the dating pool is shallow, messy, and full of bad decisions. Each player grabs a deck of action cards and dives into Loserville where you’ll marry dream singles, bang your friends’ dates, ghost weirdos, or cockblock the questionable creatures crawling out of the dating dumpster. The goal is...
GAME SYSTEM This entry is to allow for discussion/rating of the game system as a whole. It is not for a specific product or release. Versions will appear on the individual item pages. Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...