A story driven pen & paper dice game about a rogue fighter pilot. Step into the cockpit, light up your jet engines, and blast through encounters as the story unfolds. Beware, landing your fighter jet means life or death after you succeeded in your mission. Failure is not an option!

Find the most effective way to score points to win. In 24 hours I designed a token-based puzzled game, which took two weeks to get rid of the addictive gameplay. The simple, yet deductive, style cracks the brain well enough, and I found it quite the surprise game.

Your team of six miniatures must defeat the other player’s team to win the scenario. With a well-oiled team, you accurately choose action point to engage in a deep strategical and tactical game.

Pre-made gear decks form a character. A character and gear equals basic action and card driven actions to play. Lesser actions mean more movement, while more actions mean lesser movement. The battlefield of tiles is rid of explosions, gunfights, dark rooms, obscuring smoke, raging fires and toxic gasses.

A game that’s there for the real strategist amongst us.

A pen & paper or card-based roll-playing game in its infancy. The idea drafts unique world and location while a dynamic process changes everything. From the world, landscape to monsters and your character, everything changes to the absurd.

In short, a forest with a fire element shows a soil of ashes, charred stumps, because grizzly bears became fire-breathing. If you defeated the bear, you gain that elemental effect for your own good. Be careful sneezing when reading, though...

A grand world wrapped in warfare that tore the world apart. You fight in the skies riding fantastic creatures. During battles, you defeat magical creatures, fight for control over the area, and crush your enemies with a mechanical arsenal or obliterating spell.

My brother once said. “I want a dungeon crawler based on dice only.” So, I did.

The design is still mechanical, but it works well enough. Character enter the dungeon, defeat monster, gain treasure to improve equipment stats and the difficulty increases. Once they reach the top of the tower, they must defeat a boss to succeed the game. It’s simple, feels old, but not bad to play at all for my first dice based game. I wish to convert it into a token based game and increase the gameplay to create a fun little dungeon crawler.

My ADHD caused a trance once. That trance sucked me into designing a mad card-based dungeon crawler. Once you understand how it works, it works fluidly. Play card after card with quick succession and develop your character by defeating the monster. When you level up, you immediately see the effect as you play.

Beware, what you place on the Altar might one day bite your back, and that Altar is the Anvil of Heroes.

Long ago, a few token came together and formed a strategic game of the ancients. The oriental-styled token combat mixed card and a dose of Sun Tsu’s art of war crafted an interesting strategy game I gladly bring to market one day.

After setting up the landscape, played setup their token based army and shuffle a deck of cards. Not only do you strategize like chess, you also need to account for the lay of the land and use it against your opponent to conquer the land.

You're assinged to transport mythical creatures around the world. During gameplay, if your sails burn, the ship sinks because of a damaged hull, or your crew is eaten by a Demonic sheep...

For as long as you get the good where they need to go you doing alright.