A weird fantasy combat game (with optional RPG rules) for up to four brave adventurers.

Draw lines to claim territory and block your opponent in this quick-playing pen-and-paper game for two zippy-zappers.

Bring Your Own Dice is a quick-playing points race for two or more players where you build your own die pool, but only your highest-scoring die scores each round. Your non-scoring dice may trigger additional effects if you're lucky and if you bought them.

by Jonathan Leistiko.

A pen-and-paper game for two territorial space-makers.

Object

Claim territory by splitting the board to your advantage.

You Need

• A different color pen for each player, plus a neutral color.
• Blank paper

Set up

Set the paper where both players can reach it. Draw two large intersecting circles in the middle of the page in the neutral color like this:

An exploration and building long-form game for one civ-building enthusiast, played on an origami fortune teller (aka: a cootie catcher).
(With expansions and variant rules to play co-op, co-petitively, or competitively with any number of players (though 5 players total is a good upper limit))

A quick-start, quick-playing roll-and-write game for two players and 2d6 where you craft a unique set of powers and "point mines"

A quick-start, quick-playing, roll-and-write game for one or more players and one full seven-die polyhedral set.

An adventure game in the spirit of Narnia or Labyrinth for one to five players. Playable PvP or co-op.

A simple game of luck for four or more players and two identical dice.

A block-based tower-building roll-and-write game for any number of would-be-architects (minimum of two). Playable via video chat!