Tabletopia News

Here at Tabletopia we are so excited about new ways of playing board games. While there is nothing better then to spend time with your friends or family playing Wingspan or Cartographers, sometimes your are looking for something new, for a new experience with your loved hobby. The folks at Tilt Five have just released their AR glasses and wand with Tabletopia compatibility!



Using Tilt Five you can play in one room gathered around the table or play with your friends online. Right now we already have more than 100 games from the Tabletopia catalogue available on Tilt Five. Check out the full list here or right in your Steam Tabletoipia app.

To learn more about how the whole system works, check out this video!

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Evil: 101 is a card game for 2-6 people between the ages 13-Infinity. It is a fast-paced warm-up game for those game nights when one or two players are running a bit late.

The theme is a parody of the old spy thriller genre with a sprinkle of our own brand of humour. The players are villains, contending for the Throne of Evil Overlord.



Victory is determined by how much Evil you can spread throughout the world, with points being given based on how well the plan fits with the target for your evil deeds.

But each round, one player is an Agent of the D.I.C. (Department of Inscrutable Character) and sends their subordinates to thwart the Evil players' plans...

Life is full of emotion, and the region of the brain primarily associated with processing these emotions is the amygdala.

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In the abstract strategy game Amygdala, players vie for control of different regions, each associated with an emotion. They must collect and store emotional resources in their memory bank which they will use to unlock emotions from their mind, then place these emotion tiles on the main game board.



Emotion tiles can be connected in networks of like emotions to score points. The player with the most emotions in each region can score big points at the end of the game, but only if they manage to unlock and place a claim tile belonging to the region they wish to score.

In Bear Raid you’ll put on your power suit, pajamas, or prison jumper, and start buying, selling, and shorting stocks. Like every successful trader, your goal is to try and make the most money you can.

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Players will buy, sell, and short stocks in the stock market during the action phase of the game. Forecast cards with clever news headlines will be used to determine how each stock is affected.



Through the use of dice that you can manipulate and clever play, you'll influence the market, hopefully bending the stock prices to your advantage.

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The winner is the one who's made the most money!

You are Sa-Rê, child of the Sun (Rê, which also means God) in Ancient Egypt. Since Pharaoh is the living God, you are the child of Pharaoh.

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Your father must decide which of his children will be worthy to rule the kingdom when he abdicates the throne. To prove their worthiness he requires each to embark on a mission, to build a Pharaonic city. The most successful will prove their ability to rule! Each will be given the same resources and a building site. Success will depend on how the players motivate their workers to work harder to acquire resources without causing them to revolt and stop progress. As they build their cities they can earn bonuses that will help them achieve their goals!



There’s no time to waste – you call your Master Builder and start working. No doubt that Pharaoh will be informed about how your undertaking is going. One of your advisors tells you that your brothers and sisters already started building their city. You need to find out how you can outmatch them – and maybe, how to sow the seeds of revolt among their workers…