It is the present day. Nations compete for prominence and power on the international stage. Everything is business as usual until the arrival of visitors from beyond the stars. Are they here to abduct, terrorize, invade...or for some other purpose?

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Watch the Skies is a megagame about international relations, conflict, and high level diplomacy. It incorporates elements of role-play and strategy in a hybrid of board game, RPG, and political simulation (e.g. Model UN). The majority of the players represent scientists, diplomats, military leaders, and heads of state of the world's most influential nations with a smaller group of players representing aliens from outer space.

Will you band together to fight the alien menace or find ways to communicate with aliens who may simply come in peace?

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Watch the Skies is a megagame for up to 40 players representing up to 8 nations, 2 news outlets, and aliens from outer space. The game focuses on themes of global politics in an near-future sci-fi setting.

Centuries ago, the Dark One shrouded the world in perpetual night with their Eclipse. They were defeated, and you believed they would never return... You were wrong. Somehow the Dark One has returned. Darkness has swallowed the Empire as well as the minds of its citizens whom the Dark One has corrupted into its thralls.

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Only your frontier settlement, Cleaveslind, managed to relight the ancient Beacons. You are the last bastion of light in a world of darkness. Now the forces of the Dark One are massing on your borders, and rumors swirl that there are those within Cleaveslind who have already fallen under the Dark One’s sway. Will you be able to survive the onslaught and restore light to the world?

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Players will work with their Faction teammates toward common goals by managing resources, passing legislation, and fighting the forces of the Dark One. Cleaveslind might survive if players keep the Beacons lit by performing Rituals to end the Eclipse. 

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Some players may be secretly contacted by Control before or during the game to become a Shadow Agent. Shadow Agents are not members of their Faction’s team, but a secret team of their own. Their goal is to undermine the other players, preserve the Eclipse, and usher in the Dark One’s rule. How they do this is up to them. This game is heavily inspired by the popular Megagame 'Den of Wolves', likely the second-most run megagame in the world after Watch the Skies.

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Touched by Darkness is a megagame for up to 42 players. The game focuses on themes of dark fantasy, cooperation, and betrayal.

"There's an epidemic of Green Fingers, the hospital porters are demanding more mana, and the head nurse keeps turning into a cat. Just another day in the world's premier magical hospital."
 

Research ancient magical secrets, embark on quests for rare herbs, or balance the departmental budget - then head home to your magical commune to plan the next community celebration. Fae's Anatomy is a relatively cooperative megagame with strong elements of resource management, creativity, and communication.

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You will effectively be part of two teams - your hospital department, and your home commune - with minimal overlap between the two. Work with your commune to ensure your department's needs are supplied - but make sure your contributions are recognised! While the communes generally get along well, there's plenty of room for friendly one-upmanship between them.

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"Other than that, it should be quite a quiet, peaceful day. The Magical Research Department says something strange is happening with the leylines, but it's probably nothing to worry about..."

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Fae's Anatomy is a megagame for up to 32 players. The game focuses on themes of urban fantasy medical drama and whimsy.