The best games from Indie Boards & Cards 🇺🇸🏢 2026
In this 2026 top list we've picked out the best dice, card & board games from the game publisher "Indie Boards & Cards".
History of Indie Boards & Cards
The board game company "Indie Boards & Cards" was founded by Travis Worthington. Indie Boards & Cards is part of the Indie Game Studios group.
The oldest game by Indie Boards & Cards in our database is The Resistance, from 2009. The best-known game is Coup.
How good are games from the "Indie Boards & Cards" publisher?
There are 8 games by Indie Boards & Cards in our Top-1000 games list – making Indie Boards & Cards #31 of the best game publishers out of 1476 publishers in our database.
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List of the best games from Indie Boards & Cards 2026
In this list you'll find the best board, card & dice games from the publisher Indie Boards & Cards that you can buy 2026.
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The Resistance: Avalon
All details & ratingThe Resistance: Avalon is a standalone game set in the legendary world of King Arthur, combining the mechanics of secret identities and deduction found in The Resistance with a thematic backdrop of Arthurian legend and the struggle between good and evil.
5–10 30 min 13+ Easy to learn -
The Resistance
All details & ratingThe Resistance is a dynamic party game focused on social deduction, set against the backdrop of a dystopian empire. It's designed for five to ten players and offers a thrilling experience of intrigue and deception.
5–10 30 min 13+ Easy to learn -
Coup
All details & ratingCoup is a strategic bluffing game set in an Italian city-state. Players, as heads of rival families, seek to outmaneuver and eliminate others to be the last one standing. Influence is key, represented by face-down character cards, each offering unique powers.
2–6 15 min 13+ Immediately playable+ 4 € above the best price17 € at Amazon*Video reviews 1 -
Don't Mess with Cthulhu Deluxe
All details & ratingPlayers take on the roles of either investigators or cultists in a social deduction game. Investigators aim to prevent Cthulhu from awakening, while cultists seek to bring about a disastrous end to the world. The game is played over four rounds, with players using investigation cards to uncover clues, and the outcome depends on whether Cthulhu is revealed or if all clues are discovered first.
4–8 1–30 min 10+ Immediately playableVideo reviews 1 -
Aeon's End: War Eternal
All details & ratingAeon's End: War Eternal plunges you into the desperate battle for Gravehold, the last stronghold in a world under siege by The Nameless. This standalone expansion of Aeon's End delivers a thrilling cooperative deck-building experience.
1–4 60 min 14+ Medium complexity -
Aeon's End: The New Age
All details & ratingThe New Age introduces an expedition system to the Aeon's End universe, allowing players to experience their own content in a shorter campaign format. After each game, players receive new treasures and player cards to grow in power, but the enemies they face become stronger with each battle. This standalone expansion is compatible with all other standalone games, enabling exciting new combinations of content.
1–4 60 min 14+ Medium complexity -
Kodama 3D
All details & ratingPlayers grow trees in a three-dimensional space. They move their Kodama stones around a 4x4 grid of branch tiles to choose the branches they want to add to their trees. Once all players have placed 12 branches on their trees, they score their goal cards, and the player with the most points wins.
2–4 30–40 min 14+ Immediately playable -
Aeon's End: Legacy
All details & ratingAeon's End: Legacy immerses players into the world of breach mages, defenders of Gravehold, the last bastion of humanity. As apprentices, players are inspired by legendary mages like Brama, Dezmodia, Mist, Malastar, and Xaxos, each embodying unique traits and powers.
1–4 45–90 min 14+ Medium complexityVideo reviews 1 -
Kokoro: Avenue of the Kodama
All details & ratingThe magical forest of Kodama is blooming, but the ancient paths to the inner sanctuaries have become overgrown and lost. As a devoted Kodama, you must restore these paths, collect offerings for the forest guardians, and earn their favor. Kokoro is an exciting family game for up to eight players, featuring simultaneous rounds for quick play, where players connect their sanctuaries with offerings to gain points while avoiding greed that can lead to penalties.
1–8 15 min 14+ Immediately playable -
Kodama: The Tree Spirits
All details & ratingKodama: The Tree Spirits is a charming and strategic board game where players assume the role of caretakers for Kodama, the enchanting tree spirits. The game is set in a rapidly growing forest, and your goal is to create a healthy and thriving home for these whimsical creatures. Designed by the creator of Kigi, this game offers a unique and engaging way to play.
2–5 30 min 14+ Easy to learn -
Coup: Rebellion G54
All details & ratingCoup: Rebellion G54 is a standalone game that evolves the successful elements of the original "Coup" into a new and exciting format. The game emphasizes strategy, deception, and survival, making it a thrilling challenge for players who enjoy bluffing and deduction.
3–6 15 min 14+ Easy to learn -
Aeon's End: Outcasts
All details & ratingAeon's End: Outcasts continues the expedition system introduced in Aeon's End: New Age, allowing players to replay all their content in a short campaign format. After each game, players acquire new treasures and player cards to enhance their power. However, the nemeses they face grow stronger with each battle.
1–4 60 min 14+ Medium complexity -
Grifters
All details & ratingPlayers take on the role of powerful crime bosses in a dystopian universe, building their criminal organizations by recruiting agents with unique abilities. The goal is to steal as much money as possible from corrupt governments and rival companies using a hand-building mechanism that keeps all specialists available for strategic use. Each specialist has special skills, and players can choose to play them individually or in teams to complete missions and gain immediate benefits.
2–4 30 min 14+ Easy to learn+ 6 € above the best price17 € at Amazon* -
One Night Revolution
All details & ratingPlayers assume secret roles as either government informants or rebel fighters in a fast-paced game for 3 to 10 participants. Informants reveal themselves at night, while players take turns performing special actions that include gathering information and swapping roles. The rebels win if they successfully identify an informant; otherwise, the informants triumph by remaining hidden.
3–10 15 min 14+ Easy to learn -
Delve
All details & ratingBrave adventurers from across the realm venture into the Skull Cave to seek their fortune. Gold, treasures, and dangerous encounters await behind every door, so players must gather their gear, sharpen their swords, and beware of goblins.
2–4 60 min 14+ Easy to learn -
The Coldest Night
All details & ratingPlayers cooperate in a strategic card game where they supply fuel to keep a fire burning. Each card provides warmth and requires the fire to maintain a certain temperature. As the fire constantly goes out, players must work together to manage their cards and ensure everything in the deck can be burned.
1–4 20 min 14+ Easy to learn -
The Sherlock Files: Vol II – Curious Capers
All details & ratingPlayers investigate three perplexing cases. First, they explore the lives of a recently deceased crime lord's family, friends, and business associates. Next, they uncover how a group of cunning jewel thieves vanished with their loot, and finally, they seek the truth behind a devastating laboratory fire. Decode clues and determine which are relevant to each case while collaborating with fellow detectives.
1–8 60 min 14+
Frequently asked questions
Which game ranks first on this list?
The Resistance: Avalon currently tops our list. The ranking is derived from player community ratings and is recalculated continuously.
How many players do the games on this list support?
Most games on this list support 2 to 5 players. The exact player count is listed with each game.
What age are these games suitable for?
Publisher age recommendations on this list start at 10 years. Each game carries its own age rating.
How long does a game take?
A typical game takes about 30 minutes. Each game's playing time is listed individually.
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