Ogre Castle (2009)

A game of greedy invading Knights and an Ogre protecting its turf and treasure. In Ogre Castle, three players become knights invading a castle in search of treasure, while a fourth player becomes the Ogre, owner of the castle and the treasure. The Ogre seeks to repel these home invaders and save its goods through magic and sword-play.

Ogre Castle is definitely BEST with four players...but it CAN be played with 3 players. Just make these adjustments...
(1) There will be two Knights and one Ogre.
(2) The Ogre places only the gems matching the Knight colors.
(3) Give the two Knights 4 armor chips each at the start of the game.
(4) Adjust the Ogre's goal to getting 4 gems of any color.
(5) The player who begins a battle draws a magic scroll card when they move away from the battle.

Clever Mojo Games is a small game studio headed by W. David MacKenzie based out of Edmonds, Washington. Our designers include Tory Niemann , Fred MacKenzie, and W. David MacKenzie .

CMG's first game, Ogre Castle, was co-designed by brothers W. David MacKenzie and Fred MacKenzie. Ogre Castle can be found here on BBG or on its own web page. Ogre Castle has received numerous favorable reviews on BGG and an enthusiastic podcast review by Mark Zielinski ( aslskfan here on BGG), the family-games reviewer for The Dice Tower podcast (episode #156).

you can buy Ogre Castle here in the BGG Marketplace or on Ogre Castle's own web page. Look for both Oubliette and Alien Frontiers in the first half of 2010. You can visit the company web page to see all of the games CMG is currently working on.

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