Level up your
next game night
Games made by a Canadian designer who loves a good night in.
Games made by a Canadian designer who loves a good night in.
🇨🇦 A proudly Canadian company
Embroidered
canvas maps are
one of a kind
Player pieces
made of strong,
Canadian maple
Linen-finished
playing cards with a
calming texture
Embroidered maps are more fitting to your space than cardboard
Wood pieces and linen cards give a contrasting texture that immediately makes you more present
✔️ No small, plastic parts
✔️ Less time learning the rules
✔️ Less doom scrolling
Let’s live in a world with natural materials, fun gameplay for 2 people, with simple, easy to start rules
A game made to be 50% strategy, 50% luck, so you can ramp up competition or keep it chill.
2 player — 20-40 minutes
Games are easy to learn and get playing fast. No long rule books or confusing instructions.
We balance strategy and luck in gameplay, making it fun for everyone.
Aesthetics are part of the process. Anything that goes in your home should be something you love to look at.
✔️ Limited quantities, making yours unique
✔️ Carefully choose colors that match home decor
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Here's the deets: The game pieces are made of Canadian Maple wood, cut and prepared in Ontario. The canvas material is imported, but the making of the game map all happens in Canada: cutting fabric, embroidering, everything. The game cards and storage boxes are made in Asia (although we've been looking for a Canadian manufacturer). Our mission is to get to 100% Canadian made, one piece at a time!
Fabric is cut into pieces, and we sew the map with a machine in our shop together. The map is embroidered using a machine as well, with care and attention through the whole process. While this is going on, we prepare the game pieces in our wood shop.
We're planning on publishing matches soon on our Youtube channel, so not only can you see how the game is played, but you can see tactics used by the ones who make them! Cool, eh?