A competitive, fast pace, strategic deck builder, which combines map construction, hero and area control and unique calendar mechanics. In the base game, all players will buy useful artefacts and hire battle and labor units to support their armies. They will build roads and cities and send their heroes to battle - every opponent will have to find the most powerful mixture of all these assets and apply them at the right moment, so eventually the player could claim to be the rightful ruler of Battalia and win the game. A victory can be obtained through aggressive conquest or a peaceful development of your own city system (if a player is lucky enough and the others let him ... :). Battalia has 2 game end conditions - full conclusion of the game board or first player, who achieves 5 cities of level four, immediately ends the game. The winner is the player with the most victory points at the and of the game and this is not necessary the same person, who made the final cut!
Welcome to the party! It's 1962, and your jet-setting ways won't keep you in one place very long. Tonight it's a new town and time to make the scene and some new friends. Move among the typical lounge lizards to find the hipsters and Jivecats. When you do, you'll score Monkey Points to hang from your cocktail glass. Need a little help? Use your voodoo magic to foil the other players.
Welcome to the party! It's 1962, and your jet-setting ways won't keep you in one place very long. Tonight it's a new town and time to make the scene and some new friends. Move among the typical lounge lizards to find the hipsters and Jivecats. When you do, you'll score Monkey Points to hang from your cocktail glass. Need a little help? Use your voodoo magic to foil the other players.
Three Kingdoms Redux is a board game that seeks to recreate the tripartite between the states of Wei, Wu and Shu. You assume the role of one of the three lords – Cao Cao leading Cao Wei, Sun Jian leading Eastern Wu or Liu Bei leading Shu Han. Players start the game from asymmetrical positions, reflecting the manpower advantages Wei enjoyed in the early part of the period. The weaker states of Wu and Shu protect themselves by forming an alliance.
As a feudal lord, you manage the different aspects of running a state whilst guarding your borders against both rebellious border tribes and external enemies. Managing each aspect well earns victory points for your state.
But beware, for the balance of power shifts constantly during the game. Understand and take advantage of the power shifts, and you will fulfill your grand ambition of re-unifying China!
