by Steph Hodge
HELLO GEN CON! We are all ready for these new releases!
[imageid=8916698 medium rep]▪️ Mythologies from Super Meeple is set to release August 12, but will be available for Gen Con pickup as well. This new game is designed by Maxime Babad, Mickaël “Froh” Garcin. Mythologies is a new light civ and tableau building game that plays in 20-40 minutes and plays 2-4 players.
From the Hachette Website:
With 70 different starting setups and endless combinations, no two games are ever the same. Guaranteed replayability makes Mythologies a perfect match for families and seasoned players alike!
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▪️ Mountain Goats: Legacy from Allplay has a limited release at Gen Con with a wider release set for September. From designers Alex Cutler, Michael Mihealsick, and Stefan Risthaus. This game plays 2-5 players and each session is about 20-45 minutes.
From the BGG:
This game can be played as either a single session or a legacy game. As a legacy game, it is fully replayable and resettable. You will not be asked to destroy or modify components. The first session can also be combined with the original Mountain Goats game.
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▪️ Czech Games Edition (CGE) announced the release of Lost Ruins of Arnak: Surprise Shipment, a new expansion for Lost Ruins of Arnak!
From BGG:
Lost Ruins of Arnak: Surprise Shipment is the final addition to the vast and mysterious world of Arnak. The expansion is packed with 50 new cards (30 artifacts, 20 items), two new sites, and an updated site. It comes in a beautifully illustrated box that will complement every player’s Arnak collection.
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▪️ Six Sojourns from Red Raven Games releases July 30. From designer Ryan Laukat, this is an Eight-Minute Empire game. This is a game for 2-4 players and takes 30-60 minutes.
From BGG:
Your goal in Six Sojourns is to grow your family and broaden their influence. Players take turns selecting a card from five on display. Each card has actions that let players build houses, gain ships, move, and gain new family members. The cards also have special abilities and sets of icons that represent your family’s expertise in various trades: cooking, carpentry, sewing, shoe-making, art, blacksmithing, and jewelry. Each game, you only select nine cards, and you’ll be faced with meaty choices each turn as you focus on trades, abilities, or the map.
When all players have 9 cards, the game ends. Players count victory points, and the player with the most points wins.
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▪️ Bézier Games has a small new card game coming out called Warp 99. From designer Reinhard Staupe (La Habana, David & Goliath…), this is a quick-paced card game where you are racing to collect 99 points first. for 2-4 players and plays in 30 minutes.
From the BGG page:
On your turn, add 1 card to your own growing card row—it has to be a bigger number than the last one, and NO repeating colors!
Then blast as many cards as you can onto the 2 middle piles using cool rules like Same Color, Plus 1, or Total 10. Get Stuck? Change the rules! Match extra rules? Get bonus cards! Empty your hand? Get another turn!
Score big points by making long card rows and get 15 more points every time you use up your Personal Draw Deck. First to reach 99 points wins!
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