In Ecologies, you build and maintain food webs in diverse biomes around the world. Each biome has a different ecology, and gives unique rewards when it is healthy and balanced. But watch out, your opponents may decide it's easier to disturb and degrade your ecosystems than nurture their own. In this hectic environment, you must choose how best to protect...
These business cards are made to work with the first three Ecologies games. They have biome abbreviations, possible trophic levels, point totals, and work within the food webs. The only thing they lack is information on "what eats what." If players want to use these cards in their games they'll have to do their own research and agree on "what eats what."...
Dinosaurs roam the earth again in the latest twist on Ecologies! ⠀ This new game take things back to bygone eras such as the Cambrian ocean, Cretaceous forest, and the Pleistocene Tundra. You will manage food webs not only across biomes but also across time periods! ⠀ It’s all about building healthy food webs on different biomes. If you create a healthy...
Ecologies: Bizarre Biomes is the second game in the series. It is playable as a stand alone game or used in combination with the original Ecologies card game. Designed by a biology teacher, the game includes 77 unique organisms, 7 biomes, and beautiful vintage Victorian art. (108 cards total). Gameplay is rooted in authentic science, as it is used in the...
Ecologies: Hidden Habitats is the third game in the series, it is playable as a stand alone game or used in combination with the previous two ECOLOGIES card games. Players build and maintain food webs in diverse environments. Healthy ecologies reward you with bonus powers and perks. Watch out though, as others may decide it’s easier to disturb and degrade...
A simplified and accessible version of our Ecologies game, Ecologies Junior: Forest allows younger children to practice building food webs with 32 pairs of matching organism tiles for a total of 64 tiles. The game can be played as a simple memory game with children flipping tiles or extended to include food web building and trophic level practice. It is...
Explore microscopic ecosystems! Based on the original food web building game, Ecologies, this game looks at microscopic food webs and the amazing creatures that live in them. Each biome is from a different miniature environment or microhabitat. Using real science, and in collaboration with both a microbiologist and an award-winning science illustrator, we...
"By moving to the right locations you get inventions, factories and shops. With these properties you can collect points and become winner with the most points! A shop is worth 1 point, a factory 2 points and an invention 3 points (most for the invention, because without a new invention there are no new factories and shops!) You get most if you have an...
Ecosystem is a card-drafting game in which players choose cards and place them into their play area turn by turn. The cards in a player's grid make up their own personal ecosystem, and at game's end, a player will have twenty cards in their ecosystem, with the game including eleven types of cards. Bears score by being placed next to bees and trout; trout...
Dive deep to build your own ecological network in Ecosystem: Coral Reef, a card-drafting game of marine competition. Players choose, pass, and arrange cards representing a diversity of organisms found in the Great Barrier Reef, including coral, clownfish, sea turtles, and sharks. Earn points by aligning animals with the habitats and food sources where they...
Do you know what an Edamame is? An Edamame is a kind of soja bean you can eat in japanese restaurants. It is also what you are in this game. As the chief of an Edamame clan, you will raise a dragon because you need his vital energy to bring you to live. To do so, you will have to recruit new Edamames to reinforce your clan. You will send them to work to...
Do you know what an Edamame is? An Edamame is a kind of soja bean you can eat in japanese restaurants. It is also what you are in this game. As the chief of an Edamame clan, you will raise a dragon because you need his vital energy to bring you to live. To do so, you will have to recruit new Edamames to reinforce your clan. You will send them to work to...