Flying Man Games is a board game and card game design group based in
Melbourne, Australia.
We've played and designed games together for 15 years, now we'd like
to share some with you!
Wedding bells are ringing! Inheritance is a card game for 2-4 players, prove your legitimacy as a suitor by addressing the ever changing desires of a fickle successor and their family. Manage your hand of multi-use cards to gain the Successor’s favour and keep other admirers at bay. What will you do to come out on top?
Prognosis Death is a set-collection card game where each player is a doctor who is trying to take the credit for curing a patient. Collect symptoms and use them to construct a diagnosis, challenge and outwit your rivals, and get the recognition you deserve – at any cost!
With two possible end game conditions where you either win by having highest or lowest total value of cards remaining in your hand, and the threat (or blessing) that opponents can use cards straight out of your hand ensures your easy decisions will be few and far between!
In Pocket Express, you play as a railway baron in the year 18xx. On your small island you will compete to build the most profitable railway line. Develop land to ensure in-demand resources are produced, and build a network to ensure those goods reach a port that will buy them off you for the most profit. The more points of interest your route has, the more you’ll be able to charge passengers you pick up along the way!
Good Luck Railway Baron!
Silver Medal - Best Postal Game - 11th Roll and Write Game Design Contest held on BoardGameGeek.com
Are your Christmas cards being ignored? Are they being thrown aside with wanton disregard? Look no further - A Miracle on Betelgeuse is a game that you can print out and use as a Christmas card! All your lucky recipient will need is a pen and a 6-sided die (or die app!). Works great as an e-card too!
Of course, you don't need to use it as a card - you could just play for the fun of it!
Time Flies is a head to head asymmetric trick-taking cake defence game for 2 players. One player plays as a fly, trying deviously to get some cake on its birthday, the other plays as a child trying to stop the fly landing on their cake and ruining their own birthday!
Time Flies has elements of racing, set-collection, area control, and of course trick-taking. All you need to play is a standard deck of playing cards, one game sheet, and a pen.
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