Simultaneous

2014 · 2-5 Players · 30-60 min · Competitive

Roll for the Galaxy converts the Race for the Galaxy card game into a dice-based engine builder that captures the original's strategic depth while adding a tactile, visceral satisfaction that card play can't match. The simultaneous action selection keeps games moving fast, and the dice management provides a satisfying puzzle of converting randomness into efficiency. Iconography creates a brutal learning curve, and the dice manipulation can feel opaque until the system clicks. But for players willing to invest in learning the language, Roll for the Galaxy is one of the most rewarding medium-weight engine builders available.

2015 · 2-4 Players · ~60-120 min · Competitive

Clockwork Wars is a hidden gem of area control design where simultaneous secret deployment eliminates downtime and creates dramatic reveals, delivering a tense steampunk strategy experience that rewards table reading and bold positioning.

2018 · 1-100 Players · 25 min · Competitive

Welcome To... takes the roll-and-write concept and replaces dice with cards, giving players identical options each turn while maintaining enough randomness to keep things unpredictable. The simultaneous play eliminates downtime entirely, and the 1950s suburban theme adds charm to what could easily feel like a dry number puzzle. Interaction between players is virtually nonexistent, and the game can feel like a solitary logic exercise dressed up with pleasant artwork. For groups that want a quick, accessible game that scales to almost any player count, Welcome To... delivers a polished experience that holds up well after many plays.