Trail of Light is a light and strategic dungeon crawler with tile placement mechanics and a roguelike experience. Players take on the role of a group of explorers searching for the idols of light, they will have to overcome various obstacles and pitfalls as they explore the temple labyrinth. Each attempt to retrieve the idol will be a unique experience...
This Whitman game is subtitled "The Scarey {sic} Crossroads Game." This game was truly ahead of its time: it is a hexagonal tile laying game, with no board, for children. Each player selects 10 "spooky" tiles of either witches, monsters, ghosts, or buzzards, plus one crossroad and one tombstone. The first player then picks one of the 40 road tiles and...
In Train Trek, players experience travel by placing landscape cards each turn. The tracks accumulate into a path for plenty of scoring options. Enjoy this relaxing and carefree game with friends and family, or play it solo. Train Trek is all about that travel vibe and can be enjoyed at home, abroad, at the pub, a restaurant, even on a train! Players lay a...
In Train on Tracks, player tries to lay railway tiles to connect coal mines to the power station, then trains depart each round. The goal is to create efficient railway layout so that returning empty trains don't block full ones. The player assumes a role of a railway track company in the age of steam with goal to build railways. The innovative laying...
Tramways Expansion: Paris / New York, the first expansion for the Tramways base game, contains a mounted, double-sided game board with art deco graphics by Todd Sanders and a small sheet of rules for the twists: In Paris, the players can move passengers along the Seine with boats. In New York, the players can build big expensive bridges that will grant...
Long have the animals of this world grown and prospered, finding ever more means of sustaining themselves and their kind. They sprout up anywhere they find favorable conditions, and when the conditions are not, they adapt to make themselves hardy enough to survive. As they grow in numbers, so too does their insolence. But not for long. Now is the time for...
Tramways: Adelaide / Shanghai includes one large, 42cm × 60cm, 2-sided gameboard, folded into 4 sections, with a map of the Adelaide of the 1920s on one side, and a map of Shanghai on the other side. It also includes a A4 rulesheet that explains the rules differences, and the peculiarities of each map. Both maps are illustrated by Todd Sanders, and these...