This month on Kickstarter, we find a reverse murder mystery, several two-player games, a lighter standalone game in the popular Evolution series, and a clever roll-and-write print-and-play game for 1-6 players.
Sprawlopolis is a newly founded city, and you and your fellow players will build it together. You are responsible for planning and shaping the growth of this thriving city.
Graveyards have become crowded since the Black Plague and the Hussite Wars. The Bone Collector, a half-blind monk, needs help exhuming graves and stacking skulls.
In this compact card game designed by Elizabeth Hargrave and published by Button Shy Games, use "I Cut, You Choose" mechanics to create a beautiful bouquet of flowers.
A new edition of Hey, That's My Fish! has been announced, the winners of this year’s Annual Golden Geek Awards have been announced, and KOSMOS has released My City: Roll & Build.
Take the role of a hero and use the best of your abilities to navigate a labyrinth filled with rewards. Fight various beasts and discover valuable treasures in Dungeons, Dice & Danger.
Welcome to Trails, a game of hiking while gathering resources, earning badges, taking pictures, and birdwatching — a standalone sequel to the hit game Parks.
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