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Sidhant Chand
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Game Designer from India | sidhantchand.com | zenwoodgames.com
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Final days to go and we’re so close to our next Stretch Goal!

Over the weekend, Anand Boardgame Club in Gujarat played Tadoba, Sinauli, and Muziris in full PNP format — with laughs, competition, and even a last-round 1-point upset in Sinauli!
Thanks ABC 🥰 #pnp www.kickstarter.com/projects/sid...
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My week included a little something for everyone.

What did you play?
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Today's podcast episode features the Reiner Knizia classic, Tigris & Euphrates.

Mark Johnson from @boardgamestogo.bsky.social joins us and we also discuss Tycoon: India 1981 and Castles of Tuscany.

Listen here: spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/1bSiq79lZUb

#boardgames
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Got to play Wroth and Tycoon: India 1981 with Adam tonight. Wroth is interesting and quick but didn’t work great at 2. Tycoon: India 1981 is a great economic euro and I’m excited to play it again.
We’re live! 🎉 Finally!!

3 designer-made PNP games from India are now on Kickstarter.
Explore the jungle, unearth relics, trade across ancient seas — all for just $9.

🎯 Support the IBGDC campaign season one: www.kickstarter.com/projects/sid...

#boardgames #kickstarter #printandplay #IBGDC #India
We’re live! 🎉
3 designer-made PNP games from India are now on Kickstarter.

Explore the jungle, unearth relics, trade across ancient seas — all for just $9.

🎯 Support the campaign: www.kickstarter.com/projects/sid...

#boardgames #kickstarter #printandplay #IBGDC
This connection to our roots is not just the foundation of our games, but also the way we introduce our Kickstarter project—reflecting the pride and dedication behind every design choice.

Join us as we bring these stories to life!
💜By focusing on places we are truly passionate about, we have created games that tell authentic stories rooted in our heritage. Our aim is to share the rich history and cultural significance of these regions with players across the world.
🧡At IBGDC, the decision to base our games around Tadoba, Sinauli, and Muziris comes from a deeply personal place. These regions are close to the hometowns of our core team members—Deepak from Kerala, Amit from Maharashtra, and Neha from Uttar Pradesh.
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ach game is print-friendly, filled with Indian stories, and crafted with so much love by indie designers from the Indian Board Game Designers Collective (IBGDC).
👉 Follow us for more sneak peeks, and don’t forget to check out our Kickstarter pre-launch page!
🚢 Traders of Muziris
Become a savvy merchant in ancient Kerala’s bustling port city. Move through vibrant market shops, buy exotic goods, and race to fulfill ship contracts for gems, blueprints, and trading glory in this fast-paced trading game.
🛕 Sinauli Unearthed
Step into the shoes of an archaeologist at the legendary Harappan site of Sinauli. Dig for ancient relics, fulfill museum contracts, publish research, and wield influence as you compete for the prestigious Bharat Ratna award.
🐅 Tadoba: Wildlife Safari
Explore the lush jungles of India’s Tadoba Tiger Reserve. Navigate diverse terrains, reveal hidden tokens, and collect critters like birds, reptiles, and mammals for your Field Guide in this beautiful print-and-play wildlife adventure.
Greetings! We’re thrilled to finally share the final looks and art updates for all three games in our upcoming Kickstarter — each one a piece of India, brought to life through vibrant art and unique gameplay.
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Thanks so much, Shyam, for your kind words. I’m indeed working on connecting with more retailers so that more people can discover and enjoy this game. Shipping individual orders from India has become quite expensive, so any help or leads would be truly appreciated!
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Yes! My copy of Tycoon: India 1981 made it!! Can't wait til the weekend to crack this open!
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Means a lot! Happy gaming :)
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2nd play of Tycoon: India 1981. Really smart design. Having a great time with this hidden gem.
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@boardgamehottakes.bsky.social Tycoon: India 1981. Economic entanglement with some very combo-y action selection amidst the backdrop of the Indian industrial revolution.
No screen, no internet, pure tactical physical nerd fun, variety of games to choose from, new puzzles to solve, new ways to think!