Playing as a dragon you compete to fill your nest with gilded eggs. Deliver magical floating rings to gilded shrines to claim eggs or harness the magic of the rings to boost your swiftness.
Description:
No longer are dragons feared for their immortal might, but instead they are now celebrities of the sky. Once a year, all eyeballs turn upward fixated on a competition filled with "dracobatics" to crown the mightiest dragon. Playing as a dragon, you must compete to collect magical floating rings and deliver them to nests to upgrade your abilities and score victory points. Each colored ring activates a unique ability which you will use to fly around the game board. All of the dragons have a special ability which adds a layer of player asymmetry. Demo Disclaimer: Dragonfest is a demo copy only which may include components and artwork that are not yet final.
Playing as a dragon you compete to fill your nest with gilded eggs. Deliver magical floating rings to gilded shrines to claim eggs or harness the magic of the rings to boost your swiftness.
Description:
No longer are dragons feared for their immortal might, but instead they are now celebrities of the sky. Once a year, all eyeballs turn upward fixated on a competition filled with "dracobatics" to crown the mightiest dragon. Playing as a dragon, you must compete to collect magical floating rings and deliver them to nests to upgrade your abilities and score victory points. Each colored ring activates a unique ability which you will use to fly around the game board. All of the dragons have a special ability which adds a layer of player asymmetry. Demo Disclaimer: Dragonfest is a demo copy only which may include components and artwork that are not yet final.
This medieval themed board game involves an extremely unique deduction element combined with a secret worker placement which allows you to compete against, cooperate with, or backstab your opponents
Description:
Before modern medicine, the Four Humours was a prevailing medical theory. The workings of a person could be explained by the balance of four different fluids in the body. Personalities were directly related to an imbalance of these fluids, referred to in the game as humours. Prove you're the best medieval doctor by visiting citizens throughout the kingdom so they can live out their life's ambitions...or lack thereof. Achieve map-based route-building objectives by winning the scene cards relevant to your strategy. Win scene cards by manipulating the personality of citizens involved in power struggles within the scene. The game ends when six total objectives are completed and the doctor with the most objectives wins.
Join us for this play-to-win event to possibly win a free copy of the game!
This medieval themed board game involves an extremely unique deduction element combined with a secret worker placement which allows you to compete against, cooperate with, or backstab your opponents
Description:
Before modern medicine, the Four Humours was a prevailing medical theory. The workings of a person could be explained by the balance of four different fluids in the body. Personalities were directly related to an imbalance of these fluids, referred to in the game as humours. Prove you're the best medieval doctor by visiting citizens throughout the kingdom so they can live out their life's ambitions...or lack thereof. Achieve map-based route-building objectives by winning the scene cards relevant to your strategy. Win scene cards by manipulating the personality of citizens involved in power struggles within the scene. The game ends when six total objectives are completed and the doctor with the most objectives wins.
This medieval themed board game involves an extremely unique deduction element combined with a secret worker placement which allows you to compete against, cooperate with, or backstab your opponents
Description:
Before modern medicine, the Four Humours was a prevailing medical theory. The workings of a person could be explained by the balance of four different fluids in the body. Personalities were directly related to an imbalance of these fluids, referred to in the game as humours. Prove you're the best medieval doctor by visiting citizens throughout the kingdom so they can live out their life's ambitions...or lack thereof. Achieve map-based route-building objectives by winning the scene cards relevant to your strategy. Win scene cards by manipulating the personality of citizens involved in power struggles within the scene. The game ends when six total objectives are completed and the doctor with the most objectives wins.
This medieval themed board game involves an extremely unique deduction element combined with a secret worker placement which allows you to compete against, cooperate with, or backstab your opponents
Description:
Before modern medicine, the Four Humours was a prevailing medical theory. The workings of a person could be explained by the balance of four different fluids in the body. Personalities were directly related to an imbalance of these fluids, referred to in the game as humours. Prove you're the best medieval doctor by visiting citizens throughout the kingdom so they can live out their life's ambitions...or lack thereof. Achieve map-based route-building objectives by winning the scene cards relevant to your strategy. Win scene cards by manipulating the personality of citizens involved in power struggles within the scene. The game ends when six total objectives are completed and the doctor with the most objectives wins. Join us for this play-to-win event to possibly win a free copy of the game!
An abstract game for two players where the day of the year dictates the setup of the game. Play as either Dusk or Dawn and you must reach the horizon first on three separate game boards to win.
Description:
The three boards represent the day, month, and year and are interconnected so the board state today can impact the board state of the month or year. Your opponent will await your misstep looking for an opportunity to set you back. Perpetual is designed to provide a unique game for each day of the year and to create a daily meta that abstract gamers can commiserate about. Demo Disclaimer: Perpetual is a demo copy only which may include components and artwork that are not yet final.
An abstract game for two players where the day of the year dictates the setup of the game. Play as either Dusk or Dawn and you must reach the horizon first on three separate game boards to win.
Description:
The three boards represent the day, month, and year and are interconnected so the board state today can impact the board state of the month or year. Your opponent will await your misstep looking for an opportunity to set you back. Perpetual is designed to provide a unique game for each day of the year and to create a daily meta that abstract gamers can commiserate about. Demo Disclaimer: Perpetual is a demo copy only which may include components and artwork that are not yet final.
An abstract game for two players where the day of the year dictates the setup of the game. Play as either Dusk or Dawn and you must reach the horizon first on three separate game boards to win.
Description:
The three boards represent the day, month, and year and are interconnected so the board state today can impact the board state of the month or year. Your opponent will await your misstep looking for an opportunity to set you back. Perpetual is designed to provide a unique game for each day of the year and to create a daily meta that abstract gamers can commiserate about. Demo Disclaimer: Perpetual is a demo copy only which may include components and artwork that are not yet final.
Our planet has run out of resources, and we are forced to move. In this competitive board game, players build and develop the best planet to win!
Description:
Each round, each player will place one dual resourced tile on their planet, which is a polyomino shape. Each resource represents the infrastructure needed to support life on the planet. Every tile placement is important to cover your planet efficiently and also to build up your planet's engine. After placing the tile, players do two actions associated with the two infrastructure types on the tile. Be careful because some tile placements will trigger "meteors" that make all planets harder to develop and prevent it from scoring points in its row AND column.