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Components: 3-Dimensional (3D) Hotel Tycoon, first published as Hotels, is a Monopoly -like game in which hotel tycoons try to buy and build the best hotels in the world and compete for guests. The game caters two to four players, ages eight and up. An average game lasts about 90 minutes. Players try to buy and build the best hotels in this ...
Santorini is an accessible strategy game, simple enough for an elementary school classroom while aiming to provide gameplay depth and content for hardcore gamers to explore, The rules are simple. Each turn consists of 2 steps: 1. Move - move one of your builders into a neighboring space. You may move your Builder Pawn on the same level, step-up ...
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Piece together a quilt and leave no holes to become the button master. Bid, network, and manage resources in a race to supply the most cities with power. Give the perfect clue so most (not all) players guess the right surreal image card. Plan, trade, and build your Burgundian estate to prosperity and prominence.
Sleeping Gods: Distant Skies is a standalone sequel set in the world of Sleeping Gods. As in the original game, you and your friends trek through a vast landscape as you read branching storylines and meet vivid characters, but in this game you interact with the atlas on a deeper level — camping, exploring, overcoming obstacles, and searching ...
Bardsung is a game of choosing your path as you seek to inspire the bard’s songs and live your legend. From your physical passage through the dungeon to your journey of building your character into a fabled hero, your choices define your experience. Because dungeons are procedurally generated (like those in a roguelike video game), no two ...
