Board Games

In Andromeda's Edge, you lead a desperate faction seeking to build a new civilization. You begin with only a space station, a few ships, and a handful of resources. Gather resources, claim moons, acquire modules, populate planets and build developments. You will battle opponents and compete with others to ascend the progress tracks: Science, Industry, Commerce, Civilization and Supremacy. Advancement on these tracks is required both during mid-game events and at the conclusion, and is the key to victory

In Kyoto no Neko, 2 to 4 players will play as kittens and explore the modern-days city of Kyoto, Japan through a series of independent, replayable scenarios.

Based on a system of skills, Kyoto no Neko will see each player interact with some of Kyoto's inhabitants, both animal and humans. In each scenarios, players will have to fulfill a variety of missions, from befriending a school boy to fighting an aggressive stray cat, or stealing the food from other players dinner bowl. 

In Video Game Champion, players are transported to the nostalgic setting of the early 1990s, where they step into the shoes of children balancing multiple activities such as earning pocket money, studying, and immersing themselves in the captivating world of 16-BIT gaming. From flipping through video game magazines to renting games, asking your parents for gifts and spending hours pushing buttons, the game captures the essence of that era. Mechanically, players navigate through the game by strategically selecting chips from an Action Grid, each activating a corresponding action effect from the column or line. The challenge lies in managing resources like money, button chips and I owe you chips, adding depth to decision-making as players strive to maximize their points through completing games with Poker-style chip combinations, exploring new releases, and accomplishing various mission objectives unique to each playthrough.