Floodgate Games

In Camping Season, you’ll have the opportunity to build, design, and manage your own campground. You and your fellow owners will have 6 seasons to create the ultimate camping experience. Whoever earns the most points by attracting guests and optimizing profits will be recognized and awarded for their prestigious efforts. Think you have what it takes to build and manage a 5 star camping resort?

In order to get a leg up on the competition, you’ll need to manage your money wisely. Each round, owners will have the opportunity to expand their campground and build amenities, finding the balance between what type of campsites are available and how many guests their campground can handle. Upgrade your campground with special projects, exploring different combinations to fit your overall strategy, and maximize your output. Design the resort of your dreams with a selection of 60 unique amenities. But be mindful, while some amenities have amazing benefits, they may increase the maintenance needed to keep your campground in tip top shape. If you fail to keep up with the resort maintenance, your guests may leave you a poor review.

In Computer Junkyard, players assemble hardware tiles to construct a vintage computer. The first player to have a complete, bug-free computer, which meets the specifications necessary to run their unique computer game, is the winner.

The primary mechanic of Computer Junkyard is the physical assembly of hardware tiles. Each player attaches their hardware together like puzzle pieces, connecting them up to a central motherboard tile to fit within a 9x9 chassis grid.

Players collect hardware by purchasing tiles randomly drawn from the central Junkyard, or by freely making trades with other players. Players begin with a limited amount of money, which they must manage as hardware tiles increase in price as their supplies decrease.

During their turn, players may purchase hardware, attempt to steal hardware from their opponents, or sabotage an opponent by attaching a computer bug tile to their computer.

Craft dazzling stained glass windows by cleverly placing and arranging colorful translucent dice.

Dice Drafting - Roll and draft dice from a shared pool, choosing the perfect color and value for your window.

Puzzley Placement - Your window's pattern demands specific colors and values — but no matching dice can be side by side. Every placement is a tradeoff.

Strategic Scoring - Pursue secret and public objectives to score points — but the patterns you're chasing will compete with each other and with your window's demands.

Behold the Beauty - Behold the glory of your finished window. Every game tells a different story in color and light.

You and your ragtag crew of squirrely thieves just pulled off the biggest heist of your bushy-tailed lives, grabbing a whole winter's worth of acorns back from the clutches of a greedy raccoon. Now you're at the rendezvous point, up to your cheeks in nuts, and it's time to split up the haul. To get away with more than your fair share, it'll take sneaky sleight-of-paw and every underhanded trick you can think of. Will you successfully scurry off with the biggest pile of acorns, or will another rogue rodent call you out as a scoundrel?

In each round of Squirrel Away, a player will pick a card that determines what they're allowed to take, then grab acorn gems from the middle of the table...possibly sneakily grabbing more than they should or acorns other than the ones indicated. They then claim to the group how many they grabbed, and the other players decide whether that player is telling the truth — that is, squirreling away what they took — or if they're a scoundrel, taking something they're not supposed to.

In the end, the player who squirrels away the most sets — that is, one gem of each color — wins.