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St. Petersburg:
A great card game that deals with `gracious living along the river Neva`: the baroque palaces, wide boulevards and imposing bridges of St. Petersburg. On May 16th, 1703, Czar Peter laid the cornerstone for the first building. Quickly, glorious buildings were added, always being expanded, so that Nobility (as well as victory-bringing Fame Points) may want to move in. But to accomplish this, one needs merchants that can bankroll the necessary Rubles or the glory is over. The competition isn`t sleeping either, and can sometimes steal a desired card right out from under your nose.
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Stone Age:
Each age has its special challenges. The stone age was shaped by the emergence of agriculture, the processing of useful resources, and by the building of simple huts. Trade begins and grows and civilization takes root and spreads. In addition, traditional abilities like skillful hunting are in demand, in order to be able to nourish the growing population.
The goal of the players is to master all these challenges. There are many ways to do so, so everyone can work to achieve his goal in his own way.
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Tabletop Aces:
Originally a variant of Avalon Hill`s Mustangs. This is now 1/72 scale, 3D model airplane warfare. A real blast. Fly WWII airplanes into battle. Are you a fighting ACE and don`t know it? Try this game and see if you have what it takes. Feel free to bring your own plane to the fight, just make sure it fits the scenario time period.
We`ll be doing a "Gotterdammerung 1945" Scenario-- all the vicious late-war stuff-- German Me-262, Me-163, & He-162 jets, Ta-152s, Fw-190D`s, Yak-9U, IL-10s, P-47M`s, P-38Ls, P-51Ds, etc.
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Tabletop Aces Jr:
This ones geared for the kids. Fly 3D model airplanes. A real blast. Fly WWII airplanes into battle. Are you a fighting ACE and don`t know it? Try this game and you will see if you have what it takes.
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Texas Holdem:
Late night tournament game. Sorry, NO cash involved, just points!
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The Russian Campaign:
This is the 4th Edition with vastly improved contents over previously released versions. There are many differences, over the others, that have been enhanced from these fine folk`s efforts and countless others. The best way to see those, is to visit the L2 Design Group`s web-site or one of the other`s that feature this wonderful game. Some of the things that they`ve done for this is: enlarged the size of the game-board hexes; enlarged the game counters(to 5/8"); enhanced the visual aspects of the graphics; included New Scenarios; allowed for an `Allied Expeditionary Force`(Variant Counters); provided a New Weather Chart; improved on everything in general. There should be no shortage of opponents for those dedicated to supreme Wargame play with this and it`s definitely worth the effort and for the value you will benefit from acquiring a copy of it.
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Through the Ages:
Originally announced as "Civilization: the card game" for Essen 2006, this game stirred up quite some interest. "Through the Ages" seems to be the final title of the game. The designer publisher has intended this game to be a "CIV-lite". It has development, economics, war, and all the other elements you`ll find in a civilization game, but in three hours play time.
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