I'm actually worried that "Planes of Aria" (PoA) is too layered and doesn't offer enough variation for the players. Let me do a QUICK AUDIT of the game's components and what is currently featured in the existing design:

1.0 Game Tiles

The game features a Tile Laying Mechanics which is similar to a Sandbox implementation in that player don't have to build upon the opponent's area of play ...

Hello everyone.

I know. It's been a long time since I made an update for my game, "The Shadow of The Nokizaru", but here is what has transpired over the last several months.

Plans are at last underway to place an order for a physical prototype game. This copy will include much more durable components and will give the game a more polished feel. I am currently preparing the print files for the game and I hope to have it printed by the end of this December.

After much debate, I have decided that "Plains of Aria" (PoA) should be a game in and of itself. There was some planning that was leading in the general direction of a Magic: the Gathering (MtG) Format...

I know this isn’t an RPG forum, but many board game designers are also RPG players, at least. I’ve posted this several places, and decided I may as well post it here.

Well I figured I'd just share this because it has come on my radar during this week... While trying to figure out what to do with "Quest Adventure Cards(tm)", I took a good look at what is missing and how to move towards being a better game designer and having more success with my games.

Quest AC v1.5; the reboot is a compact game with a simple premise: be the first player to complete quests and score 30 Victory Points to win!

The artwork was done by Geof Isherwood a former Marvel and D.C. Comics artist and is real sharp when it comes to artwork: we scored a 97/100 on the Art Test!