A psychological adventure in the dreamlike depths of Nemo’s mind. Set between 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and The Mysterious Island, Mobilis in Mobili is a battle within Captain Nemo’s subconscious. Lost in the Maelstrom, trapped between life and death, Nemo drifts into a surreal inner world. Here, four mental archetypes struggle to take control. Players...
A mancala game. Source: http://mancala.wikia.com/wiki/Moruba "Moruba (also Maruba) is a mancala game played by the Pedi (obsolete: Bapedi) in the South African provinces of Limpopo (mostly in the North Sotho speaking parts) and Mpumalunga in former Transvaal. Later, the game has been spread by mine workers to Gauteng. It is closely related to games...
Mur is an abstract strategy board game for two players, which was invented by Canadian, Desmond R Davies, in Atlantic Canada in 2021. The concept behind Mur's game design draws inspiration from the book of Genesis. The Mur board is a round grid with 25 intersections and the playing pieces are small checkers engraved with ancient galleys making the game set...
A mancala game. From http://mancala.wikia.com/wiki/Mwambulula: "Mwambulula of the Bemba near Kasama in northern Zambia. The game was first described in Europe in 1956 by J. H. Chaplin in the British journal Man. The boards are most commonly dug into the ground, the predominantly sandy soil making the excavation of holes quite easy. However, wooden boards...
Nexus Revolution picks up where Nexus Syndicate left off: In a time of political and societal turmoil, a new party, The Ascendancy, is on the rise to absolute power in the galaxy. Their political opponents are largely eliminated, and parliamentary influence is crumbling. Now it is time for the final coup: Seizing the prime sector and establishing a new...
Players are aspiring galactic overlords vying for dominance by building a shadow empire. Thereby, they rely on a mysterious entity known as the Nexus Syndicate – a secretive pan-galactic network with a hold on infrastructure, intelligence, and political influence. Players operate within the Syndicate’s framework, rising in favour among its different...
As the old saying goes: A dragon have nine sons, but each one is different. They have different natures. There is a rumor in the clan that the one who tames the most dragon sons will gain the power of the dragon and lead the clan to prosperity. But all this is by no means easy. Although some dragon sons are docile and approachable, there are also fierce...
A mancala game. From http://mancala.wikia.com/wiki/Nsolo: Nsolo, also called Nchombwa, is played by the Angoni in Malawi and Zambia. It is the one of the largest mancala games known to exist. A close variant of the game was already described in 1913 by Meredith G. Sanderson, a military doctor in the British colony Nyasaland (today Malawi). The rules which...
Ô Ăn Quan (literally: "Mandarin Square Capturing"), also known as Ô Làng ("Village Squares"), is a mancala game played by Vietnamese girls usually seven to ten years old. According to Ngô Quý Sơn, the oldest western source on the game, it was once played by boys too. The game is valuable for promoting calculating abilities. It is said that the Vietnamese...
From http://mancala.wikia.com/wiki/Obridjie: Obridjie is a mancala game of the Ijaw (also Ijo) in Nigeria. The Ijaw are with over 8 million people the fourth largest ethnic group of the country. Their armed militants, which form the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, are fighting against the destruction of the natural environment of the...
Octagon is ideally played with a 40-card deck containing six suits; the cards are numbered 1-12 but the suits have different numbers of cards, e.g. the blue suit consists of 1, 6, 7, and 12. Most of the cards are shuffled and dealt into eight face-down piles of four cards each, in the form of an octagon. The blue cards and matching black cards are placed...
Part of the 3M Bookshelf Series later acquired by Avalon Hill. From the box: It takes a fascinating game to live on for 3500 years, and to have devotees in nations all over the world. Such a game is OH-WAH-REE, now available in a special edition to suit modern tastes. Like other historic games, OH-WAH-REE appeals to players of all ages; children love it as...