A game of cards and tokens where the objective is to embezzle your friends and proclaim yourself the winner by having the biggest loot. It has three game modes to play from 1 to 6 people. In the first game mode, you can play alone or against another player, each player starts with 6 chips, in order to place bets, the first player to embezzle his opponent...
Gem Rummy is similar to standard Gin Rummy except each card has a background color & gem symbol; Kings have two background colors; (Jokers are included but are not used in hands). Adding colors to each card allows for more interesting combinations (like having all eight gems in hand). Another difference is that (2) 6-sided dice are used at the beginning of...
Runner Tactics is a game for two players that combines elements of tactics games like Final Fantasy Tactics and field goal games like American Football or Rugby. A player wins either by crossing into the opponent’s end zone, or by attacking and removing all of the opponent’s pieces. There are 10 unique pieces. Large command tiles are used to assign...
Europe of the Dark Ages was a treacherous landscape of shifting alliances, warfare, and betrayal. Among the most feared peoples of this time were the Northmen, who came from the lands of Scandinavia to pillage and conquer, without warning and without mercy. In time, the Northmen established their own kingdoms across Europe, and came to dominate many more...
Sail or Die supplies you with 15 points and a handful of cards. You want to keep the points and ditch the cards. To start a round, the first player plays any single card to the center of the table. Each subsequent player can: • Play as many cards as the previous player, but in a color that's not face up on the table. • Place a point token in the center...
In Salsicha, players race to assemble your Dachshund before their opponents. In each round, there are three random possible combinations that any player can achieve. You may buy two cards and discard one card from your hand in a open discard area, triggering possible extra actions. There are head, body, and tail cards in various patterns, and with them you...
The aim of the game is to have the most species points at the end of the game. Species that are living in habitat at the end of the game give you species points - the more endangered the species the higher the points (it ranges from 1 - 4 points per species card) Players take turns playing. On your turn, you have 3 choices, and you can only pick one Pick...
Say What Now?! is a fast-paced word party game where pronunciation beats spelling. Each round, three vowel cards and one round objective are revealed. Players use the consonant cards in their hand along with the shared vowels to create a word that sounds real and matches the round goal. Before revealing their word, players announce their total score based...
Schnitzel is a fast-paced card game for 2–8 players where the goal is simple: have the lowest score. Each player has a hand of cards with point values ranging from -5 to 666, all kept face down. The tension builds until someone thinks they have the lowest hand and yells "SCHNITZEL!"; initiating the games ending. Between rounds, players use special ability...
Secret Moon is Seiji Kanai's interpretation of a Werewolf-like team deduction game, and a sequel to Love Letter. He is not very fond of stories of killing, thus the more romantic background. Also, he claims to be horrible at chatting and bluffing, so Secret Moon is a game that can be enjoyed by people like him, with less need to bluff and deduction based...
You're standing at the edge of the vast forest. Some of it is readily accessible and much of it is too deep to get to. You have a team standing by awaiting your direction and you can see at least the beginning of how to approach this rescue operation. You might have a little bit of scouted information to work with and not all your scouting teams have...