Modular

2021 · 1 Players · 20-60 min · Solo

Final Girl captures the tension and atmosphere of slasher horror in a solo card-and-dice game that plays in under an hour. The modular system of swappable killers, final girls, and locations ensures enormous variety across sessions, and the escalating dread as victims fall and the killer grows stronger creates moments that feel cinematic. Dice dependency can produce cascading failures that feel punishing rather than dramatic, and the randomness of dark power cards occasionally warps difficulty beyond player control. For solo gamers who appreciate horror themes and want a game that delivers real tension in a compact package, Final Girl is one of the best options available.

2020 · 2-4 Players · 45-60 min · Cooperative

Paleo is a cooperative game that gets the fundamentals right. It resists quarterbacking, creates genuine tension through its push-your-luck exploration, and offers strong variety through its modular design. The Kennerspiel des Jahres recognition is well earned. Luck plays a bigger role than some cooperative fans will be comfortable with, and the surprise factor that drives early sessions fades with familiarity. But for groups who enjoy cooperative challenges that play in under an hour and want something that feels different from the standard fare, Paleo delivers a prehistoric adventure worth taking.

2019 · 2-4 Players · 45-60 min · Competitive / Deck Building

Taverns of Tiefenthal brilliantly fuses deck building with dice drafting in a modular design that starts accessible and grows into a deeply strategic tavern-management experience through five progressive modules.

2014 · 3-5 Players · ~120-180 min · Competitive

Xia: Legends of a Drift System is a sandbox space adventure where you fly around the galaxy trading, fighting, exploring, and doing whatever you want. The freedom to pursue any path to victory, from peaceful merchant to ruthless pirate, gives every game a personal narrative. The modular board creates a different galaxy each time, and the ship upgrade system provides satisfying progression. The dice-heavy combat and movement can swing wildly, and games can stretch long, but for groups who want a Star Wars cantina experience at the gaming table, Xia delivers a galaxy worth exploring.

2011 · 2-4 Players · ~45 min · Competitive

Kingdom Builder disguises genuine strategic depth behind its deceptively simple one-card, three-settlement turns, with its modular board and rotating scoring conditions creating a game that reveals new layers of strategy every time the setup changes.