Mindclash Games Demo Day

EMBERHEART

Rescue dragons, rally heroes, and lead your crew against poachers in this beautifully illustrated, quick-playing worker placement game.

Sunday, 9th November 2025
12:00 – 18:00

The Story

The mystical island of Emberheart is home to the last dragons.

They have been living in harmony with the villagers until poachers from the Distant Lands have begun capturing them. The Dragon Ambassador now seeks the King’s support. As one of the King’s champions, your mission is to join forces with the villagers, rescue and protect the dragons, and stand against the evil poachers.

Mindclash Games EMBERHEART setup.

Lead Your Hirelings with Strategy and Courage

Each turn, you’ll decide whether to take an Aide token for a special round bonus or send your hirelings across the island. The number you commit to a location determines both your priority in claiming rewards and your vulnerability to rivals. Grunts serve as flexible one-time helpers, while Scouts, Rangers, and Wardens specialize in specific zones. Your trained Dragon Companion can even accompany them, lending unique bonuses based on its abilities.

Rescue Dragons and Rally Heroes

Explore Emberheart’s diverse locations to recruit Heroes with distinctive powers and free captured Dragons from the poachers’ grasp. Safely returning rescued Dragons to their matching Preserves not only protects them but strengthens your influence. Each action pushes back against the poachers while building your legend as the King’s chosen Champion.

Manage the Flame and Claim Your Glory

Every bold strike risks exposure to the Poachers’ Raids, raising your standing on the perilous Flame track. Let it burn too high, and it may cost you dearly by game’s end. Balance your heroism with restraint — rescuing Dragons, training your Companion, and keeping your Flame low will all earn you Glory. After five rounds, the Champion with the most Glory becomes the next Dragon Ambassador.

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Venue Information

Clifton Road Games (Exeter) - Street Map
Clifton Road Games, 16 Clifton Road, Exeter, EX1 2BR

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left from the end of Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between the Leonardo Hotel – formerly Jury’s Inn – and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components.

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn, and (across the Triangle Car Park) Dee Yi and Exe Coffee Roasters are a short distance to the right of the shop. Waitrose is at the top of the hill, directly opposite the shop entrance.


Customer toilets are available. The toilets are wheelchair accessible.

QUEEN GAMES

Saturday, 9th December 2023 (10:00 – 18:00)

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ALHAMBRA – Revised Edition

The best master builders from Europe and Arabia want to demonstrate their skills. However, whether they are stonemaisons from the north or horticulturalists from the south, they all want a proper wage and insist in being paid in their native currency.

Employ the best teams of builders and ensure you have enough of the right currency, and with their help, you can construct towers, lay out gardens, erect pavilions and arcades, and build seraglios and ornate chambers.

Compete against your opponents to build the ALHAMBRA.

2-6 Players  |  40-60 min  |  Ages 14+


COPENHAGEN

„Nyhavn“ (New Harbor) is famous for its houses with colorful gables built along the waterside. The players face the challenge of constructing new facades in a way that fits perfectly in with this picturesque harbor scenery.

The goal of the game is to be the first player to score 12 or more points, or to have the most points when the End of Game card is revealed.

Players will collect cards of different colors from the display, which they can use to purchase facade tiles of the same color in different shapes and sizes. Players will use these tiles to construct the facade of their house little by little.

2-4 Players  |  20-40 min  |  Ages 8+


DRAGON QUEST

In “Dragon Quest”, you start your journey as a brave hero, fighting your way through a dangerous castle full of traps, monsters, and treasures. Every step you take could be your last, as ghouls, trolls, orcs, and even poisonous spiders lurk around you. But don’t worry, you’re not alone. With every battle won and every trap overcome, you collect valuable gold coins and powerful artifacts to help you master the challenges.

The treasure chamber is the ultimate goal. Here you can collect incredible riches, but be careful, the dragon might wake up! And if you manage to reach the exit before sunset, you have overcome the dangers of the castle and can sum up the value of all treasures, items, and gold coins.

But beware, time is your greatest enemy. If the sun sets before you reach the exit, the darkness will devour you. And if you lose all your life points, through fighting monsters or stepping into traps, then your hero is dead.

“Dragon Quest” is a game that tests both your strategic skills and your courage. It’s a game full of risks and rewards that constantly challenges you and never gets boring.

Become the hero who overcomes the castle, defeats the dragon, and walks away with the greatest treasures.

1-4 Players  |  45+ min  |  Ages 12+


FRESCO – Revised Edition

As fresco painters you are restoring the large ceiling of the cathedral on behalf of the bishop. Good planning is always necessary. Colours must be bought, the fresco restored and new colours mixed. Only those who plan wisely can score the most victory points and become the most successful fresco painter.

Besides the basic game, the game contains two expansion modules. “The special colour mixtures” and “The favour of the bishop”. You can combine these with the basic game according to your wishes. They offer new challenges and extend the game duration.

2-4 Players  |  60 min  |  Ages 10+


FUTURE ENERGY

Imagine you’re the head of an energy corporation in the heart of Europe. Your mission? To shape the energy supply of the future! Welcome to “Future Energy,” the board game that takes you into the fascinating world of renewable energies.

In “Future Energy,” it’s not just about building power plants. You have to plan ahead to earn the most money and the most valuable CO2 certificates. These resources are your key to new, innovative construction contracts that will elevate your energy empire to the next level.

But what’s a power plant without an efficient electrical grid? Invest in your own power lines and earn transit fees when other players use your network. The larger and more efficient your grid, the more advantages you’ll enjoy. And don’t forget: Moving on your own power lines is free. Use that to your advantage!

Your goal is to be present in as many European regions as possible. Cleverly connect your power plants through your grid and secure additional CO2 certificates at the end of the game. Whoever has the most victory points at the end will be crowned the undisputed Energy King of Europe!

2-4 Players  |  60+ min  |  Ages 8+


LUXOR

Hunting for precious treasures, groups of adventurers search the legendary temple at Luxor.

The adventurers race to reach the tomb chamber of the Pharaoh. However, the temple’s passageways contain many treasures for them to collect. The players move their adventurers from tile to tile by playing cards from their hands. The closer each adventurer gets to the tomb chamber, and the more treasures they collect, the more victory points they will earn. The game ends at the end of any round if there are 2 adventurers in the tomb chamber. The player that has collected the most victory points (VPs) is the winner!

2-4 Players  |  45 min  |  Ages 8+


OLD LONDON BRIDGE

To help with the planned reconstruction you assume the role of an architect. The new foundation will be made from stone, meaning that it can support buildings on the bridge itself. You must compete to have the most pristine section of the new bridge.

By constructing chapels, bridge gates, hostelries, guild houses, haberdashers, and parks in the proper order, and by utilizing the special actions to your advantage, you will become the wealthiest builder at the end of the game and be declared the winner.

2-4 Players  |  45+ min  |  Ages 10+


POWERLINE

You have been tasked with building an efficient power network by connecting power stations to supply cities with sustainable energy (and earn victory points). The dice will play a crucial role, since they specify the order in which you have to construct the diff erent powerlines. But which city do you want to supply first, and which power stations will be the easiest to connect?

Each round offers interesting choices and requires you to search for the best combinations in order to score. The player with the most VP after the final scoring is the winner of Powerline!

The game includes several variants, allowing you to tailor the experience to fi t your desired level of challenge.

1-6 Players  |  45+ min  |  Ages 8+


RUNE STONES

Players will take on the role of druids who must prove their skills handling the powerful rune stones. Summon creatures by magic and benefit from their abilities, all in a search to gain precious gems. These gems must go to the talented dwarfs, who know how to use them to make artifacts.

As their collection of artifacts grows, the druid’s rune stones become more powerful. Each stone gives the druid a permanent ability (as well as power points). The abilities will aid in acquiring gems and artifacts, and the power points increase the player’s chance of claiming the coveted throne.

The druid with the most power points at the end of the game ascends the throne and is the winner of the game.

2-4 Players  |  60 min  |  Ages 12+


WINTER KINGDOM

You will expand your kingdom by constructing houses and forts on various types of terrain. Work wisely to gather a variety of different abilities and gain victory points. Use the coins to acquire skills that give you special advantages.

The variable game board, the different skills and the constantly changing combinations of winning conditions create an outstanding variety. With the use of a twist card you can even change the basic rules.

2-4 Players  |  60 min  |  Ages 8+



Venue Information

Clifton Road Games (Exeter) - Street Map
Clifton Road Games, 16 Clifton Road, Exeter, EX1 2BR

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left from the end of Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between the Leonardo Hotel – formerly Jury’s Inn – and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components!

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn, and (across the Triangle Car Park) Dee Yi and Exe Coffee Roasters are a short distance to the right of the shop. Waitrose is at the top of the hill, directly opposite the shop entrance.


Customer toilets (wheelchair accessible) are available.

DOCTOR WHO

Saturday, 25th November 2023 (10:00 – 18:00)

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Doctor Who: Don't Blink

Doctor Who: Don’t Blink

A challenging tactical board game in which up to four players control the Doctor and his companions Amy, Rory and Clara, with them attempting to collect four parts to repair the TARDIS and escape. One player takes on the role of the terrifying Weeping Angels and attempts to outmaneuver and capture them!

2-5 Players  |  30 min  |  Ages 14+


Doctor Who: Nemesis

Doctor Who: Nemesis

Play one of the Doctor’s many adversaries seeking to twist space and time to your own end. There are worlds to move, realities to destroy, time wars to win, a cyberium to find and Gallifrey itself for that matter too, paradoxes and the endless schemes of The Doctor, and The Master to unravel.

2-4 Players  |  45-90 min  |  Ages 14+


Doctor Who: Time of the Daleks (Gale Force Nine)

Doctor Who: Time of the Daleks

Each player gets to play a different Doctor. Players must work together to stop the Daleks or the Doctor may cease to exist! But you do not have to face all the monsters in the universe alone, your companions and even other Doctors will help you defeat the monsters, stop the Daleks, repair the Web of Time, and run… Seriously, there’s an outrageous amount of running involved.

2-4 Players  |  120 min  |  Ages 14+


Doctor Who - Time Clash

Doctor Who: Time Clash

The Doctor and the Daleks are locked in a desperate struggle for the fate of the universe itself.

Play cards representing plans, threats, tech, and quips to stacks that represent the time of the struggle, the Doctor’s companions and the enemy’s influence. The two sides also compete to control the Doctor’s location, which activates or deactivates crucial powers.

2-4 Players  |  30 min  |  Ages 14+


Doctor Who - The Card Game

Doctor Who: The Card Game

Daleks! Cybermen! Sontarans! The list of threats is endless and no place in the universe is ever truly safe from danger. But there’s one man who’s made it his mission to defend the defenceless, help the helpless, and save everyone he can. The Doctor!

  • Defend the universe with the Doctor and his companions!
  • Exterminate your opponents with Daleks, Cybermen and other enemies!
  • Control locations through time and space to win!
  • Use Jammy Dodgers, Sonic Screwdrivers and other clever plans to save the day!

2-4 Players  |  20-60 min  |  Ages 13+


Doctor Who Fluxx

Doctor Who FLUXX

Doctor Who Fluxx takes Fluxx through Time And Relative Dimension In Space. Join with various regenerations of the Doctor, some companions, Gallifreyan tech, and K-9 (but beware of Cybermen, Daleks, Weeping Angels, and the Master) and play the most ever-changingest, timey-wimey version of Fluxx ever created. Doctor Who Fluxx: you’ll play it time after time after time after time…

2-6 Players  |  5-30 min  |  Ages 8+



Venue Information

Clifton Road Games (Exeter) - Street Map
Clifton Road Games, 16 Clifton Road, Exeter, EX1 2BR

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left from the end of Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between the Leonardo Hotel – formerly Jury’s Inn – and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components!

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn, and (across the Triangle Car Park) Dee Yi and Exe Coffee Roasters are a short distance to the right of the shop. Waitrose is at the top of the hill, directly opposite the shop entrance.


Customer toilets (wheelchair accessible) are available.

Star Trek: Ascendancy

Game Day

Friday, 7th April 2023

Boldly go where no one has gone before. In Star Trek: Ascendancy — a board game of exploration, expansion and conflict between the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon Empire, and the Romulan Star Empire — you control the great civilizations of the Galaxy, striking out from your home worlds to expand your influence and grow your civilization. Will you journey for peace and exploration, or will you travel the path of conquest and exploitation? Command starships, establish space lanes, construct starbases, and bring other systems under your banner. With more than 200 plastic miniatures and 30 star systems representing some of the Star Trek galaxy’s most notable planets and locations, Star Trek: Ascendancy puts the fate of the galaxy in your hands.

The great unknown lies before you; with every turn is a new adventure as your ships explore new space systems, encounter new life forms and new civilizations, make wondrous discoveries, and face challenging obstacles, all drawn from the vast fifty year history of Star Trek. Will you brave the hazards of Rura Penthe to harvest vital resources, race to develop Sherman’s Planet before your rivals stake their claim, or explore the mysteries of the Mutara Nebula on an ever-growing, adaptive map of the galaxy. With an infinite combination of planets and interstellar phenomena, no two games of Star Trek: Ascendancy will ever play the same!

DayDateStart Time
Friday07/04/202311:00[Facebook]
Star Trek: Ascendancy

Event Information

The shop will be open from 10am until late on Good Friday – Borg Friday! – 7th April 2023, with Star Trek: Ascendancy only one of the games expected to played as part of an open games day event.


Venue Information

Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR (Local Street Map)
Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR +441392259988 http://www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left from the end of Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between Jury’s Inn and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn has an in-house bakery, as well as their regular pub menu, and is also just up the road (on the right as you exit). Exe Coffee Roasters are across the Triangle Car Park (opposite the Pyramids Leisure Centre).

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components.


Customer toilets are available. Note that these are wheelchair accessible but not fully equipped as disabled facilities (ie. they do have extra space for a wheelchair and low hand basins; they don’t have hand rails or emergency assistance alarms).

Demo Day: LUCKY DUCK GAMES

Sunday, 12th February 2022


Oros

Oros (board game, box front)

Oros is a tile-colliding, volcano erupting, mountain-making, wisdom-gathering, action-economy strategy game.

On individual player mats, players move their Followers between action spaces, allowing them to manipulate a shared environment like a giant puzzle of plate tectonics.

Action spaces allow players to shift rows of land, move and collide land tiles, form and erupt volcanoes, worship to gain wisdom, journey their Followers around the ever-shifting landscape, and build sacred places of study and worship on mountains.

Age 14+ | 1-4 players | 60-120 minutes


Flamecraft

Flamecraft (board game, box front)

In a magical realm a village awakes, and artisan dragons make coffee and cakes!

In Flamecraft, players take on the role of Flamekeepers, gathering items, placing dragons and casting enchantments to enhance the shops of the town. Dragons are specialized (bread, meat, iron, crystal, plant and potion) and the Flamekeepers know which shops are the best home for each. Visit a shop to gain items and a favor from one of the dragons there. Gathered items can be used to enchant a shop, gaining reputation and the favors of all the dragons in the shop. If you are fortunate enough to attract fancy dragons then you will have opportunities to secure even more reputation.

Age 10+ | 1-5 players | 60 minutes


Tidal Blades: Banner Festival

Tidal Blades: Banner Festival (board game, box front)

Flags of all colors dance in the wind as Navirians converge to Trawl for the long-awaited Banner Festival.

Generate the most profits for your trading house by selling goods, befriending the right suppliers, and making bets at the watercraft race. Opportunities abound in the floating market, but only the keenest trader will prevail!

Age 8+ | 2-5 players | 30-45 minutes


Chronicles of Crime – The Millenium Series

Chronicles of Crime - The Millennium Series (board game, boxes)

Chronicles of Crime is a cooperative game of criminal investigation mixing a board game, an app and a touch of Virtual Reality. You and your team will be put on crime cases, moving all around town, interviewing suspects or witnesses, and searching for clues in 3D scenes!

Chronicles of Crime – The Millennium Series features three standalone Chronicles of Crime games that span an entire millennium from 1400 to 1900 and finally 2400. Players will be able to experience Paris like never before as they solve cases across three distinct time periods.

Age 12+ | 1-4 players | 60-90 minutes


Destinies

Destinies (board game, box front)

The prophets speak of the Angel of Death and his descent upon the Earth to bring forth the End of Days. The chosen few will be given the power to shape these ordeals and bring onto others both punishment and salvation. Their deeds will be a testament to the will and strength of the mortal.

Destinies is a competitive, story-driven, game of adventure and exploration, mixing an app and a board game. The Destinies system offers a fully story-driven, app-supported, RPG-like board game experience without the need for a game master. Each scenario pictures a part of a vivid world, full of dark stories, epic characters, and mysteries to solve. Each player takes the role of a hero on a quest to fulfill their destiny.

Age 14+ | 1-3 players | 120-150 minutes


Small Islands

Small Islands (board game, box front)

Small Islands is a tile-placement game in which you are daring explorers discovering a magnificent archipelago. Its islands are brimming with natural resources but also temples from an ancient and mysterious civilization. Brave adventurers, bring back to your clan wealth & prestige!

A game is played in maximum 4 Rounds. At the beginning of each Round, each player secretly picks an Objective Card out of three cards. And in turn, players draw and place a Landscape Tile out of the 5 available (2 in hand, and 3 on the table). At a certain point, another option becomes available: placing a Ship Tile. When this tile is placed, in turn, all players place Houses on the islands and earn Prestige Points according to their Objective. Then players start a new Round. When the game ends, players receive additional points for their Ship Tiles.

Age 8+ | 1-4 players | 30-45 minutes


The Court of Miracles

The Court of Miracles (board game, box front)

In The Court of Miracles, players will lead a guild of beggars, scheme with sinister plots, and use trickery to build their renown all in an attempt to take over 16th century Paris. The first player to place all of their Renown tokens is the winner.

Players will scheme with sinister plots and use trickery to build their presence in the city, leading inevitably to Standoffs where Renown can be won or lost. Plot Cards and the secret strength of Rogue Tokens allow for deceptive tactics, while a large mix of abilities and actions gives a huge variety to every game.

Age 10+ | 2-5 players | 40 minutes


King of 12

King of 12 (card/dice game, box front)

Manipulate the twelve-sided stones of power to gain control of the Kingdom

Players compete to become the new ruler of the Kingdom of 12. To do so, they’ll manipulate 12-sided orbs of power belonging to themselves and their opponents. Every game of King of 12 allows for a unique setup as 7 characters are chosen from the 12 distinctive characters available. Each turn players will secretly choose one character to play hidden in front of them. These characters such as The Oracle, The Sorcerer, or The Troublemakers will affect the orbs of power belonging to each player and thus impact the outcome of each round.

Age 10+ | 2-4 players | 20-40 minutes


Venue Information

Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR (Local Street Map)
Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR +441392259988 http://www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk
Clifton Road Games (Exeter). In-store gaming space.
Clifton Road Games (Exeter) – Games Room

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left as you exit Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between Jury’s Inn and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn has an in-house bakery, as well as their regular pub menu, and is also just up the road (on the right as you exit). Exe Coffee Roasters are across the Triangle Car Park (opposite the Pyramids Leisure Centre).

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components.


Customer toilets are available. Note that these are wheelchair accessible but not fully equipped as disabled facilities (ie. they do have extra space for a wheelchair and low hand basins; they don’t have hand rails or emergency assistance alarms).

Games Day: TRANSFORMERS

Saturday, 17th December 2022, from 10am


Transformers Deck-Building Game

The Autobots are brave robot warriors hailing from the planet Cybertron. Their mission? To stop the Decepticons from enacting their evil schemes on Earth.

In this deck-building game, you will take on the role of one of the mighty Autobots. Travel and explore the Matrix and change between your different modes as you gain allies, find relics, and acquire technology to do battle with the Decepticons. But be warned! As your deck grows, more powerful Decepticons will rise up to challenge you.

The Transformers Deck-Building Game can be played competitively or as a cooperative experience.

1-5 players | 45-90 mins


Transformers: A Rising Darkness DBG

Become a mighty Decepticon and race to defeat the Autobots in this Transformers Deck-Building Game!

1-5 players | 45-90 mins


Transformers Roleplaying Game

In the Transformers Roleplaying game, create your own Autobot character and wage your battle to destroy the evil forces of the Decepticons! Whether defending Earth against Megatron’s plans of attack, searching for elusive stores of Energon, or protecting innocent humans and Cybertronians alike, your game is only limited by the stories you create!

2-4 players | 120+ mins


RISK: Transformers – Cybertron War Edition

The game of Global Domination takes a twist with this version set on Cybertron and based on the Transformers movie. Fight to gain control of the world on the side of the Autobots or the Decepticons! Choose your side, then play by either classic Risk rules or the Transformers variations!

2-4 players | 120+ mins


Venue Information

Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR +441392259988 http://www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left as you exit Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between Jury’s Inn and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn has an in-house bakery, as well as their regular pub menu, and is also just up the road (on the right as you exit). Exe Coffee Roasters are across the Triangle Car Park (opposite the Pyramids Leisure Centre).

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components.


Customer toilets are available. Note that these are wheelchair accessible but not fully equipped as disabled facilities (ie. they do have extra space for a wheelchair and low hand basins; they don’t have hand rails or emergency assistance alarms).

Games Day: HARRY POTTER

Saturday, 10th December 2022, from 10am


Harry Potter Miniatures Adventure Game

The Harry Potter Miniatures Adventure Game is your gateway to a world of magic and wonder. In this board game, you will be able to relive the adventures of your favourite characters from the Harry Potter cinematic series. Will you do battle against the forces of the Dark Lord? Or will you help Voldemort achieve his goals and destroy Harry Potter and his meddling friends? The Harry Potter Miniatures Adventure Game is easy to learn, but difficult to master, and you’ll want to return again and again to unleash new characters and abilities, and perfect your strategies.

1-4 players | 60-90 mins


Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle

A Co-Operative Deck-Building Game.

Play as your favorite characters and defend the wizarding world from evil forces. Enhance your abilities as you build your deck with over 140 cards. Seven successive game adventures offer increasing difficulty as you battle Villains and unlock new abilities, secrets and challenges.

1-4 players | 60-90 mins


Dobble: Harry Potter

Can you spot the single matching magical image between two cards?

2-6 players | 15 mins


Story Cubes: Harry Potter

Tell your own stories in the Wizarding World! The beloved game of creativity gets a magical twist. Simply roll the cubes, see what images they reveal – whether it be favourite characters like Harry Potter or Hermione Granger, a magical creature or a racing broom – then use them to create a story.

2-8 players | 15 mins


Codenames: Harry Potter

A fun, cooperative word-and-picture deduction game for Harry Potter fans of all ages! Can you give one-word clues to guide your team to the right cards without summoning a dark wizard?

2+ players | 15 mins


Similo: Harry Potter

A cooperative deduction game where your goal is to make the other players guess one secret character by playing other character cards from your hand as clues, stating whether they are similar to or different from the secret character.

2+ players | 10 mins


Talisman: Harry Potter

Lord Voldemort™ awaits the most competent of witches and wizards for a fateful demonstration of bravery or obedience in Talisman: Harry Potter™! Take on the daring roles of members of the Order of the Phoenix™ or Death Eaters™ in a fleeting race around Hogwarts™ to gain access to the Dark Lord himself.

2-6 players | 90+ mins


Munchkin: Harry Potter

The race is on to be the top witch or wizard in this version of Steve Jackson’s classic roleplaying card game, where you can play as a member of your favorite Hogwarts house and scuffle with other students to reach Level 10 first! Acquire Allies, use Proficiency, and deal Curses to dungeon-crawl your way to the top in a whole new way to enjoy the magical movies you love.

2-6 players | 60+ mins


Venue Information

Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR +441392259988 http://www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left as you exit Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between Jury’s Inn and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn has an in-house bakery, as well as their regular pub menu, and is also just up the road (on the right as you exit). Exe Coffee Roasters are across the Triangle Car Park (opposite the Pyramids Leisure Centre).

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components.


Customer toilets are available. Note that these are wheelchair accessible but not fully equipped as disabled facilities (ie. they do have extra space for a wheelchair and low hand basins; they don’t have hand rails or emergency assistance alarms).

Board Games Day: DUNE

Saturday, 26th November 2022, from 10am until …


DUNE: A Game of Conquest and Diplomacy

Take control of one of the four great factions–House Atreides, House Harkonnen, the Fremen, and the Imperium, all vying to control the most valuable resource in the universe: melange, the mysterious spice only found at great cost on the planet Dune.

Ship your forces to Dune, harvest spice, seize control of strongholds, and destroy your enemies.

A refinement and evolution from the classic 6-player game.

2-4 players | 30-60 mins


DUNE: Imperium

As one of the Great Houses of the Landsraad, raise your banner and marshal your forces and spies in this deck-building twist on the worker-placement genre.

2-4 players | 60-120 mins


Arrakis : Dawn of the Fremen

Each player controls a tribe of Fremen warriors, struggling to gather the scarce resources of Arrakis, developing the weapons and sietches they’ll need to survive, and harnessing the power of sandworms for battle. Will your tribe prevail, or will you vanish into the desert?

A brutal, cutthroat game about tribal control of Arrakis, set long before the events of the novel Dune.

2-4 players | 60-90 mins


DUNE: House Secrets

A deeply thematic experience that drops players in the middle of the highest stakes unfolding on the harsh desert planet of Arrakis.

Featuring the co-operative game system used in Portal’s award-winning Detective: A Modern Crime Board Game

1-5 players | 120-180 mins


DUNE: Betrayal

A social deduction game.

In this game of tactics and deception, you are secret agents, representing different roles within the famous factions vying for control amid the sands of Dune.

4-8 players | 30-45 mins


DUNE

A Game of Conquest, Diplomacy and Betrayal

Let the spice flow! The beloved strategy game set in the incredible world of Frank Herbert’s DUNE returns in an updated edition. Who will gain control of the planet that is home to the only source of the most valuable substance in the known universe?

2-6 players | 120+ mins

Adults£5.00
Board Games Day: DUNE – Entry Prices

Venue Information

Clifton Road Games, Exeter, EX1 2BR +441392259988 http://www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Clifton Road Games
16 Clifton Road
EXETER
EX1 2BR
Tel. 01392 259 988
www.cliftonroadgames.co.uk

Transport

Cars: The Triangle Car Park is at the end of Clifton Road. In addition, there are 30-minute parking bays just up the road near Newtown Stores convenience shop, as well as 2-hour bays in each of the side roads off of Clifton Road (Clifton Street, Chute Street, Sandford Walk, etc). If you have an electric vehicle, there are charging points in Belmont Road (along the front of Belmont Park), on the left as you exit Clifton Road.

Bus: The nearest bus stop is Lower Summerlands at the junction of Clifton Road and Heavitree Road. The new Exeter Bus Station is only a few yards further away, by St. Sidwell’s Point Leisure Centre and the VUE Cinema (walk down past the VUE cinema, across Western Way, between Jury’s Inn and Belmont Chapel to the Triangle Car Park and then turn left past The Clifton Inn).


FOOD & DRINK

Clifton Road Games do not provide or sell food and/or drinks on the premises, but customers are welcome to bring their own.

Newtown Stores is just up the road (on your left as you exit the shop), The Clifton Inn has an in-house bakery, as well as their regular pub menu, and is also just up the road (on the right as you exit). Exe Coffee Roasters are across the Triangle Car Park (opposite the Pyramids Leisure Centre).

We generally advise that gamers take specific breaks for food and drinks, rather than snacking throughout. It’s safer for the games components.


Customer toilets are available. Note that these are wheelchair accessible but not fully equipped as disabled facilities (ie. they do have extra space for a wheelchair and low hand basins; they don’t have hand rails or emergency assistance alarms).