by Tanya | Apr 8, 2020 | 1872 Views
Planet Apocalypse is an exciting co-operative game for 1-5 players. You are post-apocalypse heroes confronting the hordes of hell! Every game is different, and every game is tense, as you battle demons from the circles of hell, and in the end strive to take down their demon lord! Send Hell back whence it came!
Plane Apocalypse was designed by Sandy Petersen, one of the best-known designers in the horror game field. In 1993, he was a key designer for the ground-breaking video game Doom. In 2015, he released Cthulhu Wars. Now he returns to the topoc of apocalyptic horror. The art and style of the game was all created by Keith Thompson, whose work is well-known in both films and games.
by Tanya | Feb 8, 2020 | 1364 Views
You are all aspiring cultists in the rising Cult of Cthulhu. As you continue your indoctrination, you must prove you can handle the teachings of the Great Old One. You might go insane, or perhaps just gain a touch of the madness, but as long as you prove that you have the most mastery, you will be victorious.
Gameplay Overview:
In Unlocking Insanity: Dice Vermiis Mysteriis, each player is trying to place dice results as efficiently as possible. Every turn, you must place a positive die result (your mastery of the indoctrination training) and also negative dice results (your growing madness). The game ends after someone fills up all of their positive or negative spaces. Your positive scores (from each positive row) are subtracted from your negative scores (from your negative brain spaces) and the player with the highest overall score wins.
by Tanya | Oct 23, 2019 | 1845 Views
8-Bit Attack is a cooperative game where players work together as a team. Either you share victory together, or you are all defeated together. Although 8-Bit Attack is normally a 2-5 player game, you can play it solo if you control two heroes at the same time, which is not difficult.
In the core game you face off against a mix of different enemies: Lovecraftian outer gods, aliens, myths, and demons. Expansions each focus on one of these enemy types. With more of these, you can add more fun and variety to your assaults.
by Tanya | Sep 25, 2019 | 1046 Views
Startroplis
The Nexus suddenly birthed from nothing. It was just a weak spot in space, created randomly by clashing
stresses of gravity. But when it formed, it instantly became an exit point – a extra focus – for every wormhole
in the entire galactic octant; the same wormholes used for interstellar travel by every starfaring species. Soon,
a human starship found the Nexus, by the simple process of noticing the alternate exit point while traversing
one of those wormholes. The commercial and navigational value of the nexus was obvious, and the humans
began exploiting the asteroid field surrounding the exit point. They hollowed out the largest asteroid creating
the core module in preparation for building a full-blown space station.
Led by those same wormholes, other starships soon showed up. Then more. Now all alien civilizations want
access to the Nexus. Rather than see bloodshed, the humans, ensconced in place, offered to let all share the
Nexus peacefully. The humans would build the space station modules, ensuring compatibility, but the aliens
would purchase and own the modules themselves. In effect, the aliens became outside investors – potentially
controlling investors – thus Startropolis was born!
You are the alien CEO of one of these galactic corporations, and your masters have given you seed money.
What will you purchase? A solar power monopoly? Luxury habitats? Will you outperform your competition,
and prove your dominance?
Game Overview
Startropolis is a modular 3-D space station game for 2-4 people. Each turn, players buy modules and
connect them to the existing space station. This creates revenue, and allows them to purchase more modules.
The player with the most credits at game end wins.
by Tanya | Sep 13, 2019 | 6243 Views
Planet Apocalypse is an exciting co-operative game for 1-5 players. You are post-apocalypse heroes confronting the hordes of hell! Every game is different, and every game is tense, as you battle demons from the circles of hell, and in the end strive to take down their demon lord! Send Hell back whence it came!
Plane Apocalypse was designed by Sandy Petersen, one of the best-known designers in the horror game field. In 1993, he was a key designer for the ground-breaking video game Doom. In 2015, he released Cthulhu Wars. Now he returns to the topoc of apocalyptic horror. The art and style of the game was all created by Keith Thompson, whose work is well-known in both films and games.
