The 'Tiny Epic Western' Board Game Can be Played by One to Four Players
Michael Hemsworth — January 29, 2016 — Life-Stages
References: kickstarter & geeky-gadgets
Launched by Gamelyn Games on Kickstarter and already at a whopping $340,000+ of funding, the 'Tiny Epic Western' board game promises epic fun in a compact design. The card-based game enables players to partake in a 30-minute round with one to four players, which helps it appeal to a variety of different players.
Incorporating elements of classic poker, settlement games and investment principles, the 'Tiny Epic Western' board game enables players to partake in a round without having to clear their schedule. The fun, interactive gameplay invites players to a world akin to the old west where poker, settlement and duels reign supreme.
The 'Tiny Epic Western' Kickstarter campaign enables supporters to choose from a wide variety of options ranging from the print and download option, to deluxe editions.
Incorporating elements of classic poker, settlement games and investment principles, the 'Tiny Epic Western' board game enables players to partake in a round without having to clear their schedule. The fun, interactive gameplay invites players to a world akin to the old west where poker, settlement and duels reign supreme.
The 'Tiny Epic Western' Kickstarter campaign enables supporters to choose from a wide variety of options ranging from the print and download option, to deluxe editions.
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