SCRAP: Post-Apocalyptic Mayhem is inspired by the Mel Gibson 1980s movie, The Road Warrior. Each player plays the role of the survivors inside the compound about the time that Max Rockatansky (Gibson) arrives. Players try to protect their compound from marauders while refining waste and oil into fuel, recruit more survivors, and scavengw vehicles, parts...
Bustling and vibrant, the Tokyo City deck is full of new challenges! Puzzle your way through buildings with multiple shapes and types, and maximize placement bonuses with subways. Pick up those pencils, start drafting, and build the most prestigious town in Scribble City! To play Scribble City, you need three things: A city deck, a map pack, and colored...
Scrumble is a Scrabble-like word game meant for people who don't have the time to sit down and play together. It has a 5.5" square magnetic board, and 95 0.5" square magnetic letter tiles, so it can be played on the side of a refrigerator or filing cabinet. Designed for 2 players, each player can make a turn when they have the time for it, and move the...
The aim of Scryper is to win three-game sets. The first player to place a brick on the opponent's back line wins the set. You must choose how many of your 16 bricks to deploy in each set. The four types of bricks have different features and strengths, and each can only be used once in a game. These simple rules open up for gameplay that requires strategic...
SE!ZE is a fast-playing two-player abstract game primarily based on ideas and themes from chess, chequers and tafl. It is played on an 8x8 chequerboard with the corner squares removed. Each player has eight pieces (totalling 16, 'seize' in French), six guards and two captains, that start in the centre of the board. Guards can move one space, captains move...
Sea Chess is a board game, like Chess, or Checkers. Chess, however, is a game that interprets Medieval land warfare while Sea Chess interprets a modern Naval Battle. Every Sea Chess game piece represents a warship. Both players get 24 game pieces representing 3 battleships, 4 cruisers, 8 destroyers and 9 escorts. Each type of "ship" moves freely about the...
"Second Empire" is a Sci-Fi 4x multi-player board-wargame published more than a decade before the term "4x" was even coined by Alan Emrich in his "Computer Gaming World" September 1993 preview of Master of Orion. Loosely based on any of a number of Science Fiction stories (such as the Foundation trilogy by Isaac Asimov) where a Galactic Empire reached its...
Simultaneous plotted movement plus instantaneous travel to any system in the galaxy makes this a very wide-open game. Clean, simple rules for two players only. Solitaire suitability is zilch, and there are only counter sets for two players. Unfortunately poor production quality, especially the counters, detracts from the game. Counters are generic...
From the publisher: The Game of Great Questions! Kids love to ask questions, and Secret Square encourages great questions. One player secretly hides a chip under a square, then the other players ask questions to remove squares . . . until the only square left is the secret square. Simple enough for a 4 year-old, challenging enough for parents and older...
In Seiðruna, two players compete for the favor of fickle spirits by using elemental runes to craft precise ritual patterns. On a turn, a player drafts a card from the central market, adding the card and its associated token to the corresponding position on their board. Over multiple turns, the player will draft cards based on various traits to create...