We Didn’t Playtest This: Legacies
Available now
$ 15.00
Playtest: Legacies contains more new cards with a unique twist: You get to write on them. Many of the cards will instruct you to write names or words, causing the effects to permanently change! We recommend getting a Sharpie brand marker for card-writing-on. Legacies can be played stand-alone, or combined with the other Playtest games.
I know I’m getting this and I think Asmadi has a great idea on this one why not check it out?
Farmageddon
$ 15.00
Available Now
Welcome to the world of competitive farming! Plant and harvest crops such as Sassy Wheat or Wary Squash for big bucks while keeping an eye out for nasty cards like Dustbowl and the Thresher… The player to earn the most money from planting and harvesting crops is the best farmer, and the winner of Farmageddon! Key Mechanics Hand Management – Players must decide what crops to plant and which to use as Fertilizer. Risk Management – Players must wait a full turn before harvesting a planted crop. Is it worth trying to sneak a big crop past your opponents, or should you go small and be left alone?
Get this now at 5th street games and play with your kids, mine can wait till it gets here
Crow and the Pitcher
$ 12.00
Available Now
A trick taking game based on the Aesop fable, “The Crow and the Pitcher”. Players attempt to fill Pitchers by playing Stone cards from their hand. However, the highest card played may not always win…
Get this now at 5th street games and play with your kids, mine can wait till it gets here
Have you Heard about Mage Wars? Well take a look inside the box with Matt as he explores the contents revealing the treasures inside.
Mage Wars has been under development for five years. Arcane Wonders took their time to get it right. You can learn more by following them on Facebook. If you want to to jump right in to the community visit the Mage Wars blog.
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Timeline: Historical Events
$ 14.99
JFK’s assassination, the 1st step on the moon, the last crusade… Can you put all these events correctly on the timeline? Each player is dealt the same number of cards. At the start of the game, a card is drawn at random from the stack and is placed at the center of the table with the date showing. This is the starting point for a timeline that will be gradually completed by the players. The first player then chooses one of his cards and places it before or after the card on the initial map. The player’s card is then turned over to show the date of the historical event. If it is correct, it stays in place. Otherwise, the card is discarded and the player must draw another to replace it. The more cards in the timeline, the harder it is not to make a mistake! The first player with no cards left wins.
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Dixit Jinx
$ 14.99
Release date: Oct. 19th 2012
Jinx is a new Game in the Dixit family but unlike the original game the drawings are not realistic illustrations depicting scenes but images halfway between abstraction and figuration. During the game 9 cards are exposed in a square 3×3. The active player draws a locator map that will show him one of the nine cards with which he will play. This location is held secret. The player must now speak, sing, act out something that makes thinking about this card just like in “Dixit”. The other players go around and point to the card they think is correct but beware! Only one player can point a given card. Once a player has chosen the right card, the turn stops (although some have not chosen). The player who finds the right card keeps it (each card gives a victory point). Players who erred give their cards to the player active. But if neither player gets it right card, the active player must return one of the cards previously won.
To see more of their games go visit them at Asmodee edition: board games
Hello gamers tonight we played HEAP from Prvateer Press. It’s a Bodger’s game. Heap is a race to put 3 pieces of equipment on each of your vehicles and then create a pile up. It is a simple game with a lot of tactics.
Come back soon for more good game nights.
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Sunday at Gen Con we had the chance to speak to the guys from Arcane Wonders about Mage Wars. They share their Gen Con experience and give us a little info about the first expansion.
You can learn more about Mage Wars here.
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Resident Evil: Mercenaries
$ 34.99 SRP
MERCENARIES is a stand-alone expansion that brings the Mercenaries theme to life, giving your characters brand new skill cards to be used in any style of play. Draft Skill cards at the beginning of a game to give your Character a completely different play style. Your character will learn from those failures and successes as you continue to play, using that experience to activate the Skills they have to give them an edge in battle. MERCENARIES also introduces 3 different Mansions with 3 different challenges. Will you face the unruly Gandos horde, the creepy Illuminados, or the onslaught of Majini? Each Mansion attacks the palyer in a different way, leaving a multitude of combinations for ultimate replay value!
HEAP is the new card Game from Privateer Press. It is a Bodgers Game.
The box contains part cards, vehicles, reference cards, and the instigator card. It also includes the rule book.
The Goal of HEAP is to be the first to add three parts to each of your vehicles. Once achieved all players participate in the Pile Up for a final decisive victory.
I will have to admit when I was reading the rules I thought this game was going to be awful. I was wrong. The rules are hard to follow if you don’t try and play the game while reading them. That is because it is difficult to process all the information that is given to you as fast as you can read.
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