Fortune and Folly is a print-and-play board game about trading and piracy. The authors write:
In Fortune & Folly, each player manages their own trading house in a fantasy world set roughly in the Elizabethan era. Grow your trading company by commissioning new ships
and direct your fleets to win monopolies on key trade routes and harbors in a race to be recognized as the Queen’s Royal Trading Company! 2 – 4 players, ~60 minutes, Ages +13
Aguirre is a print-and-play game about the expedition of Don Lope de Aguirre to find the gold of El Dorado. Aguirre lost his mind, and ultimately began executing his men, whom he suspected of betrayal. Ultimately, Aguirre was in turn executed by one of the few surviving expedition members.
In this game players take on the role of one of the Aguirre expedition members, trying to survive long enough to overthrow the tyrant. The game features Euro-style mechanics like role/action selection and set collection.
For 2 – 6 players.
This is one I’m going to make.
The Cthulhu Skirmish game from Warpspawn is designed to be played on a chessboard with miniatures. Each figure represents one man or monster. I also think that it would be easily adaptable to playing as a more traditional miniatures game.
PocketCiv is a solo game of civilization building. This print-and-play game is played with a pad of paper, a pencil and a deck of specialized cards.
A couple of days ago a friend asked if I had ever seen a Boxer Rebellion board game. I went looking and found a free print-and-play Boxer Rebellion Game on Warpspawn Games