In Sedici – Italian for "sixteen" – the sixteen game tiles are split randomly between the two players, with the pieces being placed face-up before each player. Each tile is different, with one being all white, another all black, and the other fourteen being some combination of black and white triangles. On a turn, the player chooses one of his tiles and...
Paranoia is a game of tiles fast-paced and furious. And that happens because there are no turns. As in a discussion without a moderator, where no one respects the word and all speak at once, in Paranoia all play at once. But, in the middle of this whirlpool, there are rules that everyone must respect and give the game a fair balance between the noise and...
In the game, each player adopts simultaneously two roles: the “Paranoid”, who represents a lone conspiracy nut; and the “Enemy”, who represents a network of real or unreal groups hiding a nefarious secret. Each Paranoid must struggle with his own weakening grasp on sanity to reveal the Groups, Methods and Goals used by the other players' Enemies....
Parasol is a two-player game played on a hexagonal grid of any size, initially empty. The two players, Red and Blue, take turns placing their own stones onto unoccupied cells in the grid, one stone per turn, starting with Red. Parasol uses the pie rule. A "parasol" here is a hexagonal, size 2 (side length 2) grid. Any hexagonal grid can be thought of as...
Parikrama is a relaxing, yet witty travel card game. In this game, you are a solo traveler wandering through a myriad of landscapes in the pursuit of discovery, adventure and enlightenment - traversing across forests, rivers, deserts and valleys that come along your path... occasionally discovering monuments along your way to rejuvenate and pray. There are...
Subtitled "The Othello Card Game", Parity consists of a deck of 51 cards, each containing a 2x3 grid of black and white Othello pieces, plus a Centerpiece Card containing the familiar starting pattern of two black and two white. The game is played in rounds, in which each player plays one card on the table adjacent to the Centerpiece Card or previously...
A Park In The Desert is a 1-2 player tile-laying game where you will be building a small local desert park while trying to conserve on your water usage. Take cards from the draft row and add them to your park to form groups of baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and grass fields. Build paths to connect your sport terrains and...
You and your family show up together at the park, “let's have a competition,” one of them suggests. “Let's all split up and take photos of the scenery. First one to take all their photos and get back to the car wins.” You all happily agree, heading out along the path to take pictures of trees, benches and ponds. Park Photography is a leisurely game for 2-4...
A good theme park tycoon knows that his or her best chances of becoming not only wealthy, but a legend in the industry is to build a park that is not only profitable, but one that keeps its Parkies happy! In Parkies, you'll strive to do exactly that. You'll compete with 2 to 6 players to build the best theme park possible, while attempting to attract the...