=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Rules // Pocket Reference Rules // Cheat Sheet
=> FAQ & Errata
=> Len’s 1 page rules summary (v1)
Overview:
Pieces of Eight
Dice Forge
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Rules
=> Official Hero Aid booklet
=> Len’s 1 page Rule Summary (v1)
=> Video Playlist
=> Background Music for the game
=> small 3D printable tool to pop off a die face
=> small 3D printable tool to pull/pop the die face
Rhado’s Final Thoughts:
Endangered (co-op)
BoardGameGeek=> Endangered // New Species (expansion larger than the base game) // Giant Panda // Monarch Butterfly // Red Wolf // Australia (Sept 2026)
Kickstarters=> Endangered // New Species // Australia // Red Wolf
Official Rules=> Endangered // New Species
Len’s 1 Page Rules Summary=> Tigers (v2) // Sea Otters (v2) // Pandas (v3) // Sea Turtles (v4) // Polar Bears (v1) // Condors (v1) // Elephants (v3) // Pupfish (v1) // Jaguar & Tapir (v1) // Red Wolf (v1) // Monaarch Butterfly (v1)
=> Endangered reboxing everything (PDF – plus it also fit 2 more scenarios)
=> Insert that you can 3D print (free plans)
Rahdo’s Final Thoughts (he REALLY likes the game!!!)
StoryFold: Wildwoods
Labyrinth (Pokemon Edition)
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Pokemon edition rulebook 3pgs
=> Len’s 1pg Rule Summary
Overview of the Pokemon edition:
Diced Cheese
2-6 players (best with 3-4) // 15 mins // Easy
One of the most compact games! You actually roll the pieces of cheese!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Kickstarter
=> Official Website
=> Len’s half page Rules Summary
How to Play (but quite ambiguous):
WordSpot
2 Players // 20 mins // Easy to learn and play
Like a page in a Word Search book … a grid of letters and you try to find words in a straight line up, down, left or right or even diagonal!
=> Len’s half page Rule Summary (v2)
- One of my games has 28 2×2 grid tiles and 60 translucent brown marker squares.
- Another edition has 32 grid tiles
Make it a four player game? 32 tiles in one game plus 28 tiles in the other – 60 tiles. Instead of 4×4 with 16 tiles … 6×6 with 36 tiles … each player keeps the same number of markers to start the game (ie, 25 for each player – 26 for first player). Or perhaps two 4×4 grids (32 tiles) and you choose which one to find your word on. Or perhaps 5×5 grid (25 tiles) plus give each of the four players one grid (25+4=29 tiles) to place anywhere on any turn (just like gaining one by finding a word that has letters on 3 or more tiles)
A great quick look at dozens of Word Games (but NOT WordSpot):
And another TEN word games list (again, doesn’t include WordSpot though):
WordSpot game:
Illiterati (co-op word game)
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=> Official Website
=> Kickstarter (already ended for original game)
=> Kickstarter (for expanded game … in 2026)
=> Rulebook
May be easier with fewer players (ie, 2 or 3).
Excellent calm explanation of how to play (better than the official how to play):
Hot Streak
I now have the game… and it is even more hilarious than Ready Set Bet!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Rulebook
=> Len’s 1 page Rule Summary (v3)
Live Playthrough
Tedoku (flip N roll N write)
1-12+ players // 10 mins // Easy
Easy to learn, setup and play. One person rolls one die and flips one card that everyone uses (so no claiming that you got the bad cards:) Everyone draws the shape shown on the die in the row, column or grid area specified by the card.
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Rulebook AND Player Sheets
=> Len’s half page Rule Summary
=> Large Player Sheet (print your own)
=> 4 player sheets page (print your own)
Official Quick Overview:
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