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Tianxia
The Warring States period was a pivotal era in Chinese history, marked by constant warfare, significant bureaucratic and military reforms, and the consolidation of power among rival states.
The game is set around 260 BCE, a time when the seven warring kingdoms Yan, Zhao, Han, Wei, Qi, Chu, and Qin - were locked in fierce conflict, both against each other as well as against nomadic groups like the Xiongnu, who posed a threat from the north.
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Magna Roma: Dominus
In Dominus, players will be fighting for control of the Europe and North African territories. To do this, players will be able to either use the military symbols combination or the prestige symbol combination.
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Magna Roma
You are summoned by the Roman emperor to hear about his great plans for expansion. He wants you to found the next great Roman city that will bring glory to the Roman Empire! Build the greatest Roman cities and bring glory to Rome in this tile-placement, city builder board game for 1-4 players!
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Teotihuacan: Expansion Period
Teotihuacan is expanding into an empire! The city is growing beyond its old borders, military expeditions project its influence all the way to the Yucatan Peninsula. Fighting men become settlers, new resources are discovered, and the wealth brought by obsidian draws in new discoveries.
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Tawantinsuyu: The Inca Empire
Gather your people from the villages below and use their unique abilities to strategically place them where they can perform the greatest tasks for you. Climb the steps of the Sun Temple, reaping the rewards of your piety. Build structures that both nourish your people and provide you with benefits no other has at their disposal. Muster an army and conquer villages in the four realms of Tawantinsuyu. Prove yourself a worthy successor to Pachacuti and lead the Inca to glory!
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Raiders Of Scythia
Many centuries ago, the Greek, Persian and Assyrian empires controlled vast amounts of land and riches. Yet, despite their fortifications and imposing armies, rumours began spreading of a formidable foe in the lands above the Black Sea. They came on horseback. Fierce warriors, both male and female. Skilled with the sword, axe and bow. But they weren?t mindless savages. Their artisans were renowned for their ability to craft detailed trinkets of gold. They fashioned leather armour and improvised the recurve bow. They trained eagles for hunting and war. Some even believe they inspired the Greek tales of the Amazons. But they were more than legend or fable. They were the Raiders of Scythia.