Game

Gremlins, Inc. 2016

Developed by Alexey Bokulev, Charlie Oscar Lima Tango Interactive Entertainment, Sergei Klimov

  • Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Indie, Card & Board Game

Gremlins, Inc. is an intense strategy board game in a steampunk world of corrupt capitalist gremlins who compete for money, political power and prestige. Steal resources, extort bribes, manipulate elections, arrest other players and send them telegrams of misfortune… Unleash your inner gremlin! You think that’s just a pocket watch in your hand, a watch that’s a bit late because you keep forgetting to wind it up? No, no and no – you couldn’t be further from the truth! What you carry around is a whole gremlin town packed into this tiny mechanism: a town with its own bank, its own casino… and even its own jail! Gremlins are the microscopic creatures that inhabit any mechanism that they can possibly infiltrate. If a watch or a telescope malfunctions, then it’s probably due to gremlins who took up a residence there. More than anything in life, gremlins value money, political power and prestige: prestige that one can claim after completing some sort of a grandiose engineering project. Aside from working on their own projects, gremlins mostly spend their time preventing other gremlins from building something even more grandiose. This they achieve through bribing officials and lying to the electorate, as well through stealing from their competitors - and outright arresting them.

StrategyTurn-based strategy (TBS)IndieCard & Board GameFantasyPartysteampunkLinux, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac

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Plot-driven, unpretentious, cool and classical in form.

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