Smash opposing jousting halflings from their ponies in this tabletop miniature game. For each Tilt a player will choose a Knight from their team. They will then assign dice amongst the three attributes to try to remove or dismount their opponent, while trying to prevent the same from happening to them. The use of Ploy cards can be used to buff your Knight...
What's your favorite scary movie? If you were invisible, who would you punch in the face? Turn a Tom Hanks movie into a horror film. How would you answer these questions? Bet you have an answer already! Ever want to act like a scarecrow in front of your opponents? Ever want to throw playing cards through the air and be rewarded for it? Ever want to punish...
Trick-or-Treat across the neighborhood with dice and unique Hustle Cards to collect a massive candy stash and complete Challenges Cards. Keep creativity alive by equipping costume upgrades that make your costume even more awesome (a robot with a magical staff? Sign me up!). But beware, even veteran Trick-or-Treaters’ skills are tested since the competition...
In this dungeon crawler you take on the role of two adventurers looking for the tomb of the fabled robot god Teknor. You’ll enter an underground maze of rooms roamed by ancient dangerous machines. You will fight them with meaty dice combat and rad power moves. Slaying them will yield you loot which you can bring and upgradable gear . Or you could also...
Halma (from the Greek word meaning "jump") is a board game invented in 1883 or 1884 by an American plastic surgeon at Harvard Medical School, George Howard Monks. An English game called Hoppity was the inspiration. Playing equipment consists of a checkered board, divided into 16 x 16 squares. Pieces are typically black and white for two-player games, and...
Chinese Checkers, or Stern-Halma, is a version of Halma supporting up to six players. Parenthetically, it is neither Chinese nor is it Checkers. In many countries, it's known as Chinese Chess or China-Chess which is even less accurate and definitely shouldn't be confused with Xiangqi which is the true Chess variant from China. Players jump over their own...
The game "Wellen-Halma" was included in Spielbox 4/90 as part of the "Spiel im Heft/Game in the zine" series. It is played on a 8x8 grid board with 5 specially marked 2x2 squares. Each player has 12 playing pieces which are placed on the board at fix positions. 4 neutral pieces complete the starting position with all 28 pieces on the board. Object of the...
If two players participate, the 19 white and black pieces are placed on the squares enclosed by the wide green border. If four players participate, 13 pieces of each of the four colors are placed on the squares enclosed by the red line. From now on, the game is played in the same way as the well-known game of Halma, except that no piece may touch the star...