Letters from Whitechapel | Review
Will you become an investigator, working to rid the city of this monster? Or, will you step into the shoes of a killer and try to escape through the shadows after taking your victims?
Smash Up! | Review
Will you couple hordes of zombies with technologically enhanced dinosaurs? Or will you pair ninja and pirate forces to stealthily get that booty? The more troops you deploy the more bases you’ll control. The more bases you control, the closer you are to ultimate power and victory!
Skull | Review
Lie, bluff, and lie some more in this party-style game for up to 6 players. You’ll lay it all on the line and try to prove to your friends that you have the smarts and the guts to win.
Star Wars: The Card Game | Review
Take up arms against the Dark side or bend your enemies to your will in this two-player, asymmetrical Living Card Game.
Agent Hunter | Review
Do you have 5 minutes? Then you have enough time to thwart the plans of a rival spy agency in Agent Hunter, a two-player card game full of bluffing and deduction.
The Duke | Review
This two-player abstract strategy game has its roots in classic games like Chess, but brings a few unique mechanics to the table that make for fast and fun gameplay.
Board with Life: The Metagame (The Microgame) | Preview
Lie, backstab, and gloat – just like your favorite characters from the popular web-series Board with Life. In this 4 player card game, players will draft cards and compete to score the most points…and be the biggest jerk.
Blueprints | Review
A creative spin on dice games, Blueprints will have you drafting and assembling your dice into a miniature structure. Compete with up to 3 other players to build the best buildings and have your dice populate the skyline.
City of Remnants | Review
In a city controlled by an oppressive alien race, your chances of survival depend on the tech you can scrape up and the muscle you can hire. Strike first and control key points of the city before the overlords, or your fellow refugees, take you out.
Prosperity | Review
To become the most prosperous nation of the not-so-distant future, you must strike a balance between corporate cash-grabbing and environmental preservation, as you compete with up to 3 other players in this tableau-building game.
