Lo-xio is an abstract strategy game where two players place discs of their color into slots on a six-level four-sided pyramid. The six pyramid levels can swivel. The idea is to get four of your pieces in a row, which then allows you to turn one of the discs in that line over to score a point and optionally, rotate that level of the pyramid 90 degrees...
Locarno - Europe 1926 seeks to portray the restored "Concert of European Powers" following the Treaty of Locarno, Oct. 1925. Players assume the role of European statesmen seeking to outclass their geopolitical rivals and attain a position of predominance. The game is based upon Allan B. Calhamer's classic Diplomacy. However, its treatment of minor powers...
Locuras (spanish word for Craziness) This a Spanish party game that has different categories: 10 questions (guess the character) Logic (Jeroglif, Tangram and logic questions) Trivia Drawing (based on a specific starring figure) Words (9 dice with letters) A very singular thing about this game, is that it doesn’t have a sand clock for the time. Instead, you...
A tile-based, tactical, roleplaying game with a touch of humor. Players fight their way to clear out and secure a house from an ever increasing horde of zombies. A zombie master creates a house using sets of tiles that players explore. Players allocate statistics to create a character for their play style. Each round, a new event occurs that affects an...
Lone Wolf: Vengeance of the Kai is an asymmetrical 2-player strategy game set in the world of Lone Wolf - the fantasy setting of the epic game book series first launched 40 years ago. It encompasses the storyline of the first 12 books in the series, allowing players to relive the decisive battle between good (Lone Wolf and the Freeland Alliance) and evil...
“The war didn’t make sense anymore. We all thought it was bullshit. We weren’t solving anything, we weren’t helping to win the war. We were just there, and it basically came down to staying alive and keeping your buddies alive.” –Pfc. Edward W. Voros, Company A, 46th Infantry, Americal Division, March 1971. For most Americans, by the Spring of 1971, the...
Found in issue #7 of Little Wars magazine, fall 1977 (the game is also described in the rules as “Baselisk Game #2"). Tactical Studies Rules (TSR) published a total of twelve issues of Little Wars magazine from 1976 to 1978 before folding it into The Dragon. Components 1 11x17” area map of China and Southeast Asia 160 uncut, unmounted counters 4 pages of...
You play a "trail boss" working for a ranching outfit and your job is to drive a herd of cattle to market and well them at the best price. You start off with 12 cowboys, 500 head of cattle (and can hunt for more), and head north, driving your herd over the long, dusty miles to Kansas. You'll have lots to deal with along the way, but with a bit of luck and...