You start with a small crew of agents which can go to various spots in the city to collect items of value, you then use those items to recruit more agents or further your cause. Maquis puts you in control of a wartime French resistance force trying to carry out two objectives each game while avoiding being caught and imprisoned. Boardnaut Studios has taken this print-and-play game and transformed it into a great looking, great playing app. It is a game of risk mitigation that can be tempting to let an enemy get to your wall, but if the dice donвЂ™t fall your way, you could instantly lose with the collapse of Constantinople. Each turn brings a unique opponent army movement along with a specified number of actions for you to take and often some special rules to be played that turn. You do so by using die rolls to attempt to keep the invaders at bay and increasing your chances for dice victory by spending your assets. Your goal is to stay alive for 30 turns as various armies attempt seige your city. You are charged with using the resources at your disposal (Religion, Armies, Dynasty, and Economy) in order to protect your city (Wall) and luxuries (Monuments, if you choose to build them for bonus points). That sounds quite complicated, but the game itself is quite simple. Before we get to the interview, hereвЂ™s a brief look at two of BoardnautвЂ™s games which we have been enjoying, check the app store links at the bottom of the article.Д¬onstantinople is a solitaire wargame depicting the 1000 year rise and eventual fall of the Byzantine empire. We have checked out a couple of their games and enjoyed them quite a bit. Boardnaut Studios is a one-man development shop that produces fun, great looking versions of print-and-play games.

Neuroshima hex print and play