Recent content by kemtox

Through the Ages is a great game. However, many aspects of that game are either overcomplicated or just plain uninteresting. By example, having aggression and war cards doing almost the same thing and having so many different rules may be hard to understand for new players. Combats in the game...

Not quite...here's a simple diagram I made really fast. Here are additional informations: Players don't have columns. Column is the main section where the games progress. Instead, players have a player area (that might look like a Magic the Gathering playing zone) Additionnaly, each...

Thanks, I'm doing my best! During the "ALPHA" phase, there were about 10 different ages (stone, bronze, medieval, renaissance, gunpowder, atomic, modern, numeric, genetic and diamond). However, the game's mechanic works in a way that by example, an age IV food building would produce 4 units of...

Thanks for your answer. I might as well give a little bit more informations. Span For the purpose of making that game playable within a certain timespan, there are 5 epochs (or ages) within the game: Ancient age (2000BC to 600 AD) Medieval age (601AD to 1600 AD) Enlightment age (1601AD to 1900...

Hi everyone! I'm taking 2 minutes of your time to get some feedback about a project I'm working on. I always liked CtP and Civilization in general and I also enjoy boardgames and cardgames. One of my friend and I have been working on a card version of Call to Power since 2010. It is roughly...