SEDA Interactive
Supporters of Colony Clash: Insect Warfare, Its been 2 years since we developed this creepy crawling insect card game. That is 2 years without any game update due to funds issue from the last KS campaign. Now we are back in Adding more insect race/deck to the core game and is planned to have a reboot/new version with improved game arts, logo, card template, back card art and many more. We plan to have the new version a minimal components to avoid previous unwanted expenses, bringing back the default components to paper/cardboard, Light weight components, small game box for shipment size.
However, in order for us to continue the game reboot & expansion, we need your help.
We are in-need of $1750. This will actually pay-off all the expenses of the game arts, that includes 4 race decks, logos, prototypes & advance copies of the game.
We plan to develop 40-50 advance copies of the game's version 2 to help us with the game review & marketing to a larger crowdfunding campaign.
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What makes this card game unique amongst other card games in the market?
This game is about card fighting and economy building, with the overall goal of winning by defeating all enemies or win by reaching 100 food stacks. All insect race have their own unique strengths and weaknesses, with some races geared more towards economy building with weak but cheap units, while others have strong military supremacy but expensive units.
Upkeeping - As part of the rules of the game, you can upkeep up to 5 cards in your hand unless you can pay the upkeep fee for exceeding cards. Upkeep fee is equivalent to the number of excess cards in your hand. For example, if you have 7 cards in your hand, you have 2 upkeep cards, so you will have to pay 2 food at the end of your turn, or pay 2 Hive life points, or discard the card. It’s not just about producing or summoning units, you need to build a large food income in order to use insect skills, produce units, repair your Hive & get Hive life points back.
Another fun feature of the game, you get to play as those pesty bugs!
Game Play Variants: 2 to 4 players
Free for All
Game Objective: Reduce opponents Hive health points to zero or or attain a stack of 100 Food.
2 vs 2 Cooperative
Game Objective: Reduce opponent's Hive life points to zero or collectively gain a total stack of 300 Food.
Player turn order - Cooperative
Player 1 & Player 2 versus Player 3 & Player 4
Turn 1 - Player 1
Turn 2 - Player 3
Turn 3 - Player 2
Turn 4 - Player 4
Action Stage applies to all players’ turn.
Game Setup
1.Choose Faction: Players choose which insect race they wish to play.
2.Place Hive Card: Each player puts their Hive card in the field. A Hive has 30 Health Points. (If it drops to zero, that player is eliminated.)
3.Determine Play Order: Select which player begins, play then continues clockwise.
4.Draw Hand: All players draw 5 cards from their chosen deck and receive 10 Food each.
5.First Turn: The Action Stage begins now. (See Rule Book Page 4)
Old Rule Book Click Here - Post your comments/Suggestions for the game's rulebook
There are still a lot more to do however our main focus is to deliver and complete the game arts of the expansion. There could be changes throughout the development, but rest assure that we will deliver the best version of the game into the tabletop/cardgame market.
Game Title: Colony Clash : Insect Warefare
Sub-title: Battle of the 10 Kinds
Game version: 2
Upcoming Change-logs:
1. Mechanics & Game play changes
2. 4 additional race insects
*Leech Empire
*Centipede Federation
*Dragon Fly Union
*Bee Horde
3. New Card Template
4. New Back Card Logo
5. Updated/New Resources
6. 1 Game Box for 10 Insect Decks
*Size – 13 inches x 4 inches x 3 inches
7. Health Dials Removed
8. Food Tokens Back to Card Board
9. Folding Paper Playmat Added
10. Some game arts reworked
11. Race Deck back to 52 cards
To be updated
Previous Campaign - Click here
Update
*January 25, 2017*
Proposed Game Box Size: 13 inches x 4 inches x 3 Inches
Cheaper than previous box, fits 10 decks and other components such as rule book and cardboard tokens.
Fits to USPS flat rate box.
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*January 27, 2017*
