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Gift Guide: Off the Page Games’ Corps of Discovery, a board game based on the Image Comics series!

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Looking for something comic related for that fan in your life for the holidays? Then consider the board game, Corps. of Discovery from Off the Page Games.

Take command of Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery Expedition and lead them on a cross-country mission to explore the land . . . and kill demonic monsters. You’ll have to form an uneasy alliance with the local indigenous nations to send the creatures back to whatever hell spawned them, all while using logic and deduction to acquire the resources needed to survive the never-ending challenges posed by the harsh terrain.

Based on the Image Comics series by Chris Dingess and Matthew Roberts, the game is for 1-4 players.

Illustrated by: Matthew Roberts
Game Design: Jay Cormier, Sen-Foong Lim
Graphic Design: Sebastian Koziner

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Godfather: A New Don Coming This Summer

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The Godfather A New DonControl the streets of New York and bring power to your family in this summer’s The Godfather: A New Don. Designed by Jay Cormier and Sen-Foong Lim, The Godfather: A New Don is a game for 3-6 players that sees each player taking control of one of the major mafia families, each trying to assert their power in the streets of 1950’s New York in hopes of taking the reigns as the new kingpin of the criminal world. The game is playable in approximately 45 minutes.

The Godfather: A New Don is an area control board game with unique dice mechanics. Each round players will roll their individual pools of dice and decide what area of the city they’ll want to focus on trying to capture. Meanwhile, the current Don will be able to make players an offer they can’t refuse and steal dice from their limited supply. Staying on top proves difficult as every stolen die moves other players up the ladder toward taking over as Don, so the tension rises with each shake of the dice. With multiple ways to use each dice you roll, players will never find themselves at the mercy of the die, instead they’ll use what they roll to make their opponents beg for mercy.