Colonizers have built a military fortress and are waging a brutal invasion of your lands. Can you prevent their wagons from bringing supplies to the fort and burn it to the ground before the train reaches the Golden Spike?

In Burn the Fort, each player takes the role of a historic warrior fighting to stop colonial invasion of their lands. Players take turns gathering and playing cards, trading, battling wagons, and gathering fire tokens and the necessary arrowhead tokens to burn the fort.

Everyone starts the game in an alliance, but alliances can be broken. To win the game, players can choose how much they wish to work together while facing colonial forces. With each wagon that reaches the fort, the train moves forward towards the Golden Spike that will bring mass colonial invasion and an end to the fierce anti-colonial resistance.

Burn the Fort is a semi-cooperative game in which you’ll face history in challenging and empowering ways.

In this unusual solitaire game, you will take on the role of someone going through rehabilitation. To win, you must relearn and develop skills, achieving goals in at least three different areas in the time you’ve been allotted by your insurance company. Fail to do so, and they will discontinue payment, resulting in your loss.

Skills are developed by rotating and switching out cards, upgrading in sequence from weak Level 1 skills to powerful Level 4 skills. To do so, you’ll need to carefully manage your emotional and physical energy (“spoons”) as well as other resources. But lurking in the deck is the memory of your trauma – the trigger card.

It’s a hard road ahead of you – even the simplest things feel so impossible at first. But as you stubbornly push forward, you’ll slowly regain the skills you’ll need to take on the bigger challenges ahead of you.

Railways of the Lost Atlas is an 18xx-style game set in a shifting landscape. The map, built by players as part of set-up, is different for each play.

In the game, players take on the role of individual investors who launch minor companies, build infrastructure, and generate revenue to increase their stock value or reinvest in the company. Minor companies eventually merge into major ones that have more freedom to expand their operations.

The twelve minor companies have distinct abilities that persist even after merging into a major to make for different combinations and unique company identities.

Two-player micro game

Enjoy multiple game modes and modular options that allow groups to tailor the game to their needs.