The Roman Empire is known for its magnificent cities that it created. As a governor of a territory, it's up to you to create the best city you can for the glory of Rome. That's your goal in Magna Roma
The Roman Empire is known for its magnificent cities that it created. As a governor of a territory, it's up to you to create the best city you can for the glory of Rome. That's your goal in Magna Roma, a new tile-laying strategy board game from Archona Games. The project is up on Kickstarter now.
From the campaign:
The game's over 1.5x funded with 20 days left to go.
You know what's fun? Being in charge. And I don't just mean of your home or your job. I'm talking of being in charge of an entire section of a galaxy. That's what you'll be trying to do in Galactic Wa
You know what's fun? Being in charge. And I don't just mean of your home or your job. I'm talking of being in charge of an entire section of a galaxy. That's what you'll be trying to do in Galactic Warlords: Battle for Dominion, a new tactical board game that's coming to Kickstarter in just a couple days.
About the game:
Galactic Warlords: Battle for Dominion is a game of tactical deployment and planet control for 1-4 players. In this game, you play as one of the Warlords, with purpose to establish your dominion over the contested galactic region that was known as the Preiakka Federation, and score the most points at the end of the game. You will do this by playing your hired Mercenaries represented by cards from your hand in your Command Area. Each of the Mercenaries will come with their own units such as Troops, Tanks and Aircraft and actions such as Deploy, Recon, Assassinate and others. By using these units and actions, you will be able to assert control over the planets in the galaxy and gain Power throughout the game. At the end of the game, you will gain additional Power for completing Missions of the Mercenaries you have played during the game as well as gain Power from gaining reputation. Whoever has the most Power at the end of the game is titled the Galactic Warlord and winner of the game!
And we've made it to another weekend. I'm sure a lot of you are up at the LGS, trying out 8th Edition 40k. But between those games and talking about all the stuff you're going to do with your army, he
And we've made it to another weekend. I'm sure a lot of you are up at the LGS, trying out 8th Edition 40k. But between those games and talking about all the stuff you're going to do with your army, here's the regular grouping of reviews that I know you all love so much.
Today we have: Small World, Galactic Warlord Battle For Dominion, Dice Hospital, Shahrazad, Dark Souls, Bushido, Dungeon Crawler The Thorn Expansion, Star Trek: Ascendancy, VS 2PCG Legacy Expansion, Alchemists The King’s Golem Expansion, Super Dungeon Explore Arena, Terra Mystica App, Tomb Trader, Jaipur App, Bio-Logic, Dragon Tower, Gnomi, and Zombie Tower 3D.
theMCGuiRE review takes a look at Shahrazad, a new board game from Osprey Games. In this quick solo and 2-player experience you will lay tiles to build the best story for the King as possible. Be careful as if you place the tiles in the wrong location - it will be a weak story-line for you.
In this video I will teach you how to play including: component breakdown, player and board setup, encounter setup, enemy turn, player turn, boss setup, boss movement and combat, secondary setup. I will also give you my thoughts and opinions on the game.
I’m standing here, what feels like a katana in my chest, the bodies of my soldiers piled around me. I’m standing here defeated and absolutely delighted, a big grin on my face, trying to figure out what it’s doing there.
That was the end of my second play of Bushido by GCT Games – the actual impaling being only metaphorical, if you’re the queasy sort, but the defeat and delight being real. From my first encounter, what intrigued me about Bushido was that I found it immensely pleasurable even when I lost horribly. Let me try to explain why.
If the name and picture don’t make it apparent, Bushido is a tabletop skirmish game set in a world inspired by Japanese folklore, or at least a western, Tolkein-filtered riff on Japanese folklore. Elves and Dwarves are replaced by Tengu and Oni, the heroes include snake-people and warrior pandas, and the outfits look like the result of a raid on a Kurosawa film’s prop closet. All in the best possible way.
The King’s Golem expansion adds a few different modules to the Alchemists board game. You can choose which to add to your game depending how much you want to change the base game.
In Tomb Trader, you play as an adventurer on the hunt for treasure. Over a series of rounds, you’ll engage in intense negotiations with the other players in order to split the treasure cards amongst yourselves. If you can gather the most valuable treasure by the end of the game, you’ll emerge victorious.
Jaipur is a trading card game for two players. “Trading for two? How does that make sense?” You say. Not an unfounded question.
It works by putting a set of 5 cards in the center of the table – that’s the Market. Technically, you trade with the market, not the other player. However, anything you put on the market naturally becomes available to the other player.
Players in Bio-Logic are one of six foreign bodies invading a human: Amoeba, Virus, Parasite, Bacteria, Prion or ASP (Autonomous Strike Personnel – nanobots). Whose body it is doesn’t really matter. What does matter is that the player who improves the strength, resilience, and infection power of their invader enough will be able to survive a final battle against other invaders. The player whose infector wins the battle, wins the game.
In Dragon Tower, players must work together to rescue the princess from her prison tower. The game is actually played in two parts, with the first part having players build up a scaffolding alongside the tower. Once that is built, they must then quickly, and carefully, retrieve the princess before the dragon destroys all their hard work. If they can get the princess back to her carriage before the tower collapses, they’ll enjoy a shared victory.
Gnomi revolves around players controlling what appears to be a family of gnomes harvesting a specific group of mushrooms. Players use their mushrooms and gnome powers to steal mushrooms from one another. Once only one player remains with cards that can be activated, that player wins.
In Zombie Tower 3D, you’re trapped in a building filled with zombies and you’ll be trying to save survivors, find various items, and, of course, escape. To make matters worse, the building is collapsing and limiting where characters can go. Players are not able to see the other characters are but you can talk and pass item cards through small gaps in the rubble. If all players are able to meet the escape conditions, then they all escape and have survived. The real winner though is the player with the highest VP from survivors and the Minor Objective Cards.
The race is on! Four alien races have all gained the ability to traverse the stars. Now, each one is trying to be the first to get colonies and trading posts going on all the best systems. Planets, ne
The race is on! Four alien races have all gained the ability to traverse the stars. Now, each one is trying to be the first to get colonies and trading posts going on all the best systems. Planets, nebulae, and even wormholes are all being tapped for locations to build. Who will create the best trading empire? Nobody knows. That's the story behind Small Star Empires up now on Kickstarter.
The game is played on a hex map of the galaxy. Players move their spaceships, but only in a straight line. Those lines cannot cross another player's outpost. When you finish moving, you place one of your own colonies or trading hubs. Certain systems are worth more points than others. Just watch out for Black Holes. Play goes until all the spots have been taken or everyone's ships have been locked in by other players. Points are tallied and the civilization with the most is the winner.
The campaign is very close to their funding goal with still 21 days left to go.
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