[KS® — 03] · Board game · In development
Agresor
A strategy game about Europe in 1940 — every territory drawn, every card written, every rule argued over. Our own game, made to the standard we would want from a publisher.
A map you want
to read, not just
win on
The board is drawn as a period artefact: overprinted inks, registration marks, stamps and marginalia. Each nation carries its own visual language — the CCCP block, the Reich cross, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in its own Cyrillic ribbon — so you can read the politics of the continent before anyone has taken a turn.
It is history-flavoured, not history-neutral. The design treats 1940 as a setting with real weight rather than a neutral backdrop for tokens.
Every card earns its place
Territory cards carry a real historical note, not filler text — what actually happened there, and why it matters on the board. Players finish a game knowing something they did not know before.
Typeset and illustrated in-house
01
Territories
Forty-two territories, each with its own historical inspiration and its own rules. Conquer, defend, use as a transport link, or hold as a bridge to the enemy front.
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Leader territory
Every player begins with a motherland — a stronghold that sets their starting position, passive abilities and active effects. Lose it and the consequences are severe.
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03
Tier 0 cards
The rarest cards in the game. They cannot be blocked by ordinary effects, they take precedence over everything, and they can decide the entire war.
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Cards over dice
Luck with the dice can be answered with strategy. The card layer means the better player still wins more often than the luckier one.
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In development.
Playtesters welcome.
Agresor is not for sale yet. If you run a game night in Montenegro or the region and want a prototype on your table, tell us — that is exactly the feedback the game needs right now.
Ask about a playtest