We are continuing our venture into the Isaludo set of games with a standard deck of cards, this time with a zombie game. In Dead Center, you are trapped inside a cabin surrounded by zombies. Undead Kings, Queens and Jacks are clawing on your walls and banging on the windows. You are not hopeless, however: you can add support on all sides of the cabin to make it stronger, and take advantage of the fortifications in order to kill these hungry freaks. In practical -gameplay- ter

The Emissary is a trick-taking game in which you visit eight kingdoms, trying to win their support for your case. You'll have discussions with their rulers and be very political. Every ruler has their prime motives, and you will have to be forceful sometimes, give in some other times to get exactly what you want from them. Just like with all other solitaire games from Will Su's Isaludo, it can be played with a standard deck of cards. After you've set up the kingdoms (randomly

Listen up! The landing of Perseverence seems to have annoyed some of the local bugs, and they have left the Red Planet, heading towards Earth. You boots have all been volunteered for the provisional Frontline Alien Resistance Team - or F.A.R.T. and... what's that, private? Wipe that smirk off your petty excuse for a face. That is a bona fide military grade acronym. In just a few hours you'll realize this is no laughing matter. You are all hopelessly underqualified and plain u

Recently, 1 Player Guild member Wil Su posted a free PDF with games he has designed himself called Isaludo (Ten modern solo games using a standard card deck). The name of the book means to salute in Filipino. It’s also a combination of the Filipino word isa (one) and Latin ludo (game), owing to its solitaire focus. Athena loves card games and decided we'd cover them all, handing me The Sandwich Guy. With her vote of confidence: "it's dead simple, you can handle it". So. You'r

If you've been following us for a while, you know that I love card games. Even those that are played with a standard poker deck, as they can be perfect for a 15 minute gaming session. The only problem is that they trigger my fancy deck collecting tendency... Sure, a simple deck does the job just fine but an illustrated one does it better, right? When 1PG member Wil Su posted a set of 10 games he designed himself (which he collectively calls Isaludo), I noticed I was lacking a