Item Tag : Rio Grande Games

Rio Grande Games – MATRX 8 Game – Brand New – GIPF Project

Game is brand new and is still sealed in the original shrink wrap. Please see all pictures for more information! If you purchase multiple items from me, I can usually combine shipping and will refund any excess postage paid. I will also occasionally use a different shipping service than what is shown. It’s usually because another carrier is faster for the same price. Thanks for looking!

Rio Grande Games : FRIDAY – A Solo Adventure Game by Friedemann Friese (2012)

“FRIDAY” is a solo adventure game designed by Friedemann Friese and published by Rio Grande Games in 2012. It falls under the family game category and features a strategic gameplay theme that engages both boys and girls. As a complete game requiring only one player, it offers an immersive and challenging experience for players to navigate through various levels and puzzles. With its strategic elements and engaging gameplay, “FRIDAY” provides a fun and immersive gaming experience for solo players of all ages.

Alchemy Expansion Dominion Board Game Rio Grande Games NIB

Dominion: Alchemy ExpansionRIO GRANDE GAMESTHERE ARE STRANGE THINGS GOING ON IN YOUR BASEMENT LABORATORIES. THEY`RE LOOKING FOR A WAY TO TURN LEAD INTO GOLD, OR AT LEAST INTO SOMETHING BETTER THAN LEAD. HIS EXPANSION ADDS NEW KINGDOM CARDS TO THE DOMINION BOARD GAME, AND REQUIRES A COPY OF DOMINION OR DOMINION: INTRIGUE TO PLAY.

El Grande Decennial Edition – Rio Grande Games – Complete

The El Grande Decennial Edition by Rio Grande Games is a strategy board game designed for 2 players, recommended for ages 12 and up. This special edition includes the complete game board and components to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the game. With a focus on strategy and gameplay, players can immerse themselves in the competitive world of El Grande, a thrilling and challenging board game experience.

Caravan ~ Rio Grande Games ~ New ~ OEJ

Scratch & Dent. New & sealed. Contents guaranteed. The box has wear on the upper right corner. See images. 1300 A.D., Western Africa — the desire for goods such as ivory in Europe drives the development of many trade routes here, with caravans of camels delivering goods across the desert landscape. In Caravan, players must use their camels to deliver goods where they are wanted. Each player starts with five camels in their color (or six in an introductory game), and the game board is seeded with eight goods on the spaces numbered 1-8, with demand markers placed on the goods at spaces 1, 2, 7 and 8. The first player in the game takes one action, the second player two, and so on until someone takes four actions, after which each player can take up to four actions on their turn.