Victory Point Games

Jules Verne's classic novel "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" tells the story of Captain Nemo and his amazing ship, the Nautilus. The second edition of "Nemo's War", the popular solitaire game from Victory Point Games designed by Chris Taylor, is a greatly improved version with mass-production printing and beautiful graphics by Ian O'Toole. Set in the year 1870, set sail in this amazing electric-powered submarine and take on the role of Captain Nemo as you travel the seas on missions of science, exploration and war! With this upgraded second edition of Nemo's War, prepare yourself for the adventure of a lifetime!

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n The gods are dying, and pantheons of gods around the world are declining. Faith is fading from the world, leaving these once mighty legends desperately gathering the scraps of faith. Some seize power and order merciless armies from a multitude of nations to forcibly convert new believers. Others prefer diplomacy, the subtle knife from the shadows, which lays traps for the unwary and stubborn. Gods of heart and field erect well-defended shrines and strike out violently at those who dare breach their defenses, while figures of shrouded mysticism summon monsters and legends from the river of myth and time, augmented by divine manifestations that ripple the fabric of reality. tear up... In Twilight of the Gods: Age of Revelation, you and your friends will each take on the role of a deity from myth and legend, and fight to the death to see who is the strongest god. You do this with the help of human armies, mystical beasts and famous heroes. from both past and future. These gods span multiple pantheons from countless civilizations, and each favors a particular strategy method - aggression, negotiation, mysticism, or sanctuary - that affects how your battle will play out. Each deity also possesses a special power that, once per game, can be used to turn the tide of battle in your favor or bounce back from overwhelming defeat, so never think you've gotten rid of an opponent until he's defeated. has drawn the last card.

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