Board Games | Games with Solo Mode

You’ve made a name for yourself in the Outer Rim, but there is still Unfinished Business. Hyperlanes through the Core Worlds hold the promise of untapped opportunities. The market is flush with new merchandise, from valuable cargo to tools of the trade. Just watch your step; the latest crop of bounties is even deadlier, and your rivals are looking to take you down! Unfinished Business, an expansion for Star Wars: Outer Rim, is packed with more of everything the game has to offer: characters, ships, gear, bounties, jobs, encounters, dice, and more! Two new tiles allow players to cross the galaxy by passing through the Core Worlds, and the new “favors” and “ambitions” change up how the game is played. Fire up your engines—it’s time to get down to business.

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Star Wars: Outer Rim is one of my go-to games. It's on the longer side, but gives you a complete Star Wars adventure every time. There's so many different ways to play it, but being a space pirate is definitely my favorite way to play.                                           - May (Guild Service Representative) Take to the stars and become a living legend in Star Wars™: Outer Rim, a game of bounty hunters, mercenaries, and smugglers for 1-4 players!In Outer Rim, you take on the role of an underworld denizen, setting out to make your mark on the galaxy. You'll travel the outer rim in your personal ship,

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Choose your character and embark on an adventure! Travelers of Tryphosa is a team questing fantasy game about competing for adventure prestige. Travel and earn points through quests, creature encounters, and special abilities. Buy food, equipment, and new skills for your character, and level up every round. After a party has completed 8 quests or encounters, all players compete in a Battle Royale for extra points. The party with the most points wins the game!This is a combination of victory point board games and RPGs requiring no GM. It features competitive and cooperative modes, playing multiple characters in teams or one-vs-one. There are no set skill trees and players that choose a combat-free approach have as strategic of an advantage as fighters. Mechanics include roll-to-attempt, dice mitigation, quest fulfillment, encounter response, card-based combat and tableau building.

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