Cat Power is the first expansion for Steam Power and introduces two whimsical maps and a mechanic for if you wake up sleeping cats.

In Fighting Fantasy Adventures, adapts the Fighting Fantasy solo adventure book line into a card game format, letting you experience the stories in a whole new way. Now you can play with up to three friends in a co-operative or solo format. Gameplay is easy to learn and engaging, downtime is minimal, and your characters will gain new abilities after each adventure. The card-based system lets you have the feel of a role-playing game, without the need for a gamemaster. The map is revealed as you play, and event cards tell you what you have discovered. This campaign will comprise five adventures based on the four stories below: * The Warlock of Firetop Mountain * Island of the Lizard King * Deathtrap Dungeon * The Forest of Doom (in two parts) Each adventure takes roughly 90-180 minutes to play, providing 10-15 hours of total game time.

In Fighting Fantasy Adventures, adapts the Fighting Fantasy solo adventure book line into a card game format, letting you experience the stories in a whole new way. Now you can play with up to three friends in a co-operative or solo format. Gameplay is easy to learn and engaging, downtime is minimal, and your characters will gain new abilities after each adventure. The card-based system lets you have the feel of a role-playing game, without the need for a gamemaster. The map is revealed as you play, and event cards tell you what you have discovered. This campaign will comprise five adventures based on the four stories below: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain Island of the Lizard King Deathtrap Dungeon The Forest of Doom (in two parts) Each adventure takes roughly 90-180 minutes to play, providing 10-15 hours of total game time.

Zero to Hero is a tile-based trick-taking game for 3-5 players. The twists in the game are that you can either win or lose points for winning a trick. You can also win or lose points if you are second in a trick. Who wins or comes second is not always the player who plays the highest value tile; it's actually determined by summing the values of each played suit, then seeing who played the highest tile of the strongest suit.