Demonic Possession

Introduction: As the Demon Lord, you harness the power of Demon Essence to create and unleash your own demonic creatures, seeking to possess corrupt and greedy villagers and establish dominance over the realm.

Please do not feel bad for the cardboard villagers as they had it coming.

Object: Possess as many Villagers to gain a high score.

Components: 6x White Minion dice.

24 x Demon Essence cubes. Preferably, 6x Red, 6x Blue, 6x Green, 6x Yellow,

3x Tracker cubes (used for tracking). Preferably Black.

13x Villager cards

7x Realm cards

2x Tracker cards

4x Pentacle Tokens (use tokens/buttons/coins)

Gameplay: The game consists of 7 Rounds, each round consists of the following Phases:

1- Draw and add Villager cards.

2- Roll all of your Minion dice.

3- Assign your minions.

4- Produce Essence.

5- Assign Essence.

6- Resolve Villager cards.

Sand Requiem

Introduction:

You are a heroic adventurer who has just defeated a powerful and malevolent mage after a long, brutal battle, but with his dying breath, he casts a final, reality-warping curse. The world fractures, and you awaken in a vast, desolate arena of sand and stone, an ancient battlefield born of his lingering malice. The arena itself is alive, shifting and summoning relentless waves of enemies from the sands, each more dangerous than the last. Though the mage is dead, his torment endures, forcing you to fight for survival, overcome deadly traps and ancient guardians, and claim what strength you can because only by conquering the arena can you escape his final spell.

Objective:

Complete all five encounters.

Gameplay:

This game has five levels of Encounters. You must complete all five Encounters to win. Each Encounter consists of several rounds, and the player and the enemy take turns gathering Energy and executing powerful attacks. The structure of each round is as follows:

Draw Energy cards

Enemy’s turn

Your turn

Both games were part of the 1-player print and play contest. Sand Requiem achieved 20th place in the best overall category and 4th place in the best games designed within the contest time frame.