Posts Tagged ‘Bucephalus Games’
Bill of Rights
Two hundred years ago the Forefathers wrote the United States of America’s Bill of Rights. They did a pretty good job and the Bill of Rights has served the U.S. well. But what if there was more to the story? Bill of Rights from Bucephalus Games ($29.99) gives you the chance to re-write the [...]
Roman Taxi
Roman Taxi is a game of chariot-cabs and passengers racing through Ancient Rome. Players act as cabbies, picking up fares and tearing through narrow passageways to drop them off in time to earn a full fare. Dignitaries from all eras in history – including several fictional characters – await the two-wheeled, checkered chariots coming to [...]
Rorschach
Despite its name, Rorschach is not a game about being a murdering vigilante in a 1980s nuclear countdown. It is a game about Rorschach inkblots, however, designed by Stephen McLaughlin and Jeremy Holcomb and published by Bucephalus Games. It identifies itself as a party game, which immediately caught my attention because that’s my favorite genre, [...]
Living Labyrinth
Living Labyrinth is a small board game from Bucephalus Games. Designed by Julie Haehn, the game is described as “a fast and easy race game for two to four players.” The game board consists of 25 tiles that get placed together in a square to form the labyrinth. Each tile is double-sided and features hedge-lined [...]