Previously, On Kickstarter… #24
Today’s Previously features Anno Urbis: The Fight for Rome, Dig Your Way Out, Dwarven Miner: Reforged, Jurassic World Miniature Game, and Ruby Roundup.
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Kickstart This! #34: Too Many Bones: Splice & Dice + Series Reprint
A second expansion to Chip Theory’s chip-stacking, dice placement, and character-modding dungeon crawler.
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Kickstart This! #33: Papillon
A flower-themed tile placement game that includes bidding, tile drafting, and area control.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #23
Today’s Previously features Argent Saga Trading Card Game, Ignite: A Game of Crazy Combos and Epic Explosions!, and Turbulences, a hand-made game only available to those in France, Switzerland, and the EU.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #22
Today’s Previously features Exploration, Last Aurora, Monikers: Serious Nonsense, Sovereign Skies, Stockpile: Illicit Investments Expansion and Epic Edition, and Untamed: Feral Factions.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #21
Today’s Previously features Europe Divided, Katana, Trouble in Templetown, and X-ODUS: Rise of the Corruption.
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Kickstart This! #32: Icaion
An engine & territory-building and resource management game that functions as the second chapter in a trilogy with Mysthea, where the components of both games combine to form the third, standalone game, Mysthea: The Fall.
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Kickstart This! #31: The One Hundred Torii
A tile-laying game where players trace their path through a Japanese garden.
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Kickstart This! #30: Sailing Toward Osiris: Pharaoh’s Pyramid
In Sailing Toward Osiris, player compete to build the greatest tribute to the late Pharaoh as his funeral barge sails down the Nile. The new Pharoah’s Pyramid expansions adds four new elements/mechanics to the game: Debens (debt markers), Pyramid Blocks, Temple Donations, and Palace Guards.
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Kickstart This! #29: Egizia: Shifting Sands
An update & redesign of 2009’s Egizia, a worker placement game about traveling down the Nile and constructing some of Egypt’s most famous monuments.
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