Kickstart This! #144: Namiji
A spiritual sequel to Tokaido, featuring light gameplay with a time track and set collection.
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Kickstart This! #143: D.E.I. – Divide et Impera
A re-implemention of the publisher’s own Sine Tempore, D.E.I. – Divide et Impera is “a competitive game based on conquests of resources, set in a world devastated by a New Ice Age.” Divide et Impera features miniatures, but is more of a Euro-style game with various mechanics, including worker placement, than a skirmish game.
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Kickstart This! #142: Tungaru
“Tungaru is an engine-building, resource-management and dice-placement Euro. In the early sea-faring days of the Pacific Islands, you will set out to spread your culture across the archipelago of Tungaru. Gather resources, enlist the help of your culture’s Leaders and attract Nomads to help your culture prosper.”
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Kickstart This! #141: Titans
An area control miniatures board game set in 17th-century war-torn Europe.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #115
Today’s Previously features Hexerei – The Three Witches of Würzburg.
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Kickstart This! #140: Chronicles of Drunagor: Age of Darkness
A fully cooperative dungeon crawler with tactical combat, with 3D maps courtesy of GameTrayz, and scenarios that can be played separately or as part of a campaign.
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Kickstart This! #139: Arkeis
A cooperative, story-based dungeon crawler with miniatures and a 20-hour campaign.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #114
Today’s Previously features Magnate: The First City, Medici: The Dice Game, and Necromolds: Monster Battles.
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Kickstart This! #138: Honey Buzz
Honey Buzz “is a ‘worker bee’ placement game where you’ll expand your own beehive, forage for nectar and pollen, make different varieties of honey, and sell your honey at the bear market.”
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Kickstart This! #137: Hour of Need
A mission-based card, board, and miniatures game with a modular deck system (Hero Decks, Villain Decks, & Issue Decks, Boards, and Guides) to give the game its variability.
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