Board Games

(Your Name Here) and the Argonauts

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(Your Name Here) and the Argonauts is a free solitaire print-and-play game

of adventures and legends set in Grecian mythology. You will take on the role of a hero set out to recover treasure, slay monsters, and find a place for yourself in the retelling of Greek myths. The game is played with a set of (initially) 30 cards that represent the monsters, treasures, and gods will become the tale of your adventure. This deck, and your character, will change and grow as you play more games, which is meant to reflect how tales become more embellished and outlandish each time they are told.

Dice of Arkham Print and Play Game

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I’m a big fan of all things Lovecraft, so this one has my attention: Dice of Arkham is a solo, print-and-play game of Elder Gods and the Things man Was Not Meant To Know.

Krampus Race Board Game

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Krampus is essentially Santa’s evil twin, a beastlike creature who punishes naughty children. Here’s a free board game based on the creature:

A mini Holiday board game!

The legend of the Krampus goes back ages. While Santa Claus brought presents and candy to all the good little boys and girls of the World, The Krampus took care of the naughty ones. Sometimes a companion of Santa and his nemesis other times, Krampus collected all the bad children in his sack and took them off to be punished!

Your Krampuses (or is it Krampi) are racing their way to the top of the board while collecting as many bad kids as the can on the way.

Dungeon Delver Card Game

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Dungeon Delver is a free print and play card game of dungeon exploration.

Bladerunner Print-And-Play Boardgame

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Blade Runner: Rep-Detect is a free print-and-play boardgame based on the Blade Runner film.

Blade Runner: Rep-Detect is a game of action and suspense based on the 1982 film Blade Runner. In this game, players portray one of the film’s titular detectives and must search futuristic Los Angeles for five genetically-engineered humanoid Replicants, who have illegally escaped to Earth from the off-world colonies and are virtually indistinguishable from the human population. It is the Blade Runner’s job to shoot to kill, upon detection, any trespassing Replicant. However, it is possible that any one of the Blade Runners may become a fugitive Sympathizer and attempt to escape the city with one or more Replicants.

In the game, players move about the city by rolling a die and moving any amount of spaces up to the number rolled, in any direction. Players investigate locations from the film by drawing cards, and test Suspects using the Voight-Kampff empathy test from the film. If a Suspect is revealed to be a Replicant the Blade Runner must engage it in combat, and later on, the players’ characters will likely end up fighting against each other.

There are three ways to win the game:

Retire more Replicants than any other Blade Runner.
Escape from the city as a Sympathizer.
Be the last player whose character is still alive.