Players at a demo game

Starting is easier than you think

Curiosity is enough. Volunteers are ready to teach you.

Discover the games

Pick what interests you. Each has its own table, pace, and entry point.

Infinity
Infinity

Our 35mm metal and plastic miniatures game simulating skirmishes in a high-tech sci-fi universe — a near future with manga aesthetics, full of action and excitement, where special operations determine the fate of humanity.

Game type:
Futuristic tactical skirmish
Typical duration:
A game usually takes about 60–120 minutes
Where to start:
Start with Infinity Essentials (starter box in store)
Warcrow
Warcrow

Warcrow is a plastic miniatures game set in the fantastical world of Lindwurm, where you control a small military force of warriors, creatures, and mages waging skirmishes in pursuit of your faction's interests.

Game type:
Squad-based tactical skirmish
Typical duration:
A game usually takes about 60–90 minutes
Where to start:
Start with the Warcrow Battle Pack (starter box in store)
HexaDome Legends
HexaDome Legends

In the 23rd century, Aristeia! is the ultimate spectacle: a thrilling, fast-paced clash between teams of futuristic gladiators. Recruit four elite fighters, each with unique abilities and roles. Use positioning, tempo, and combos wisely to control different objectives across five intense rounds.

Game type:
Tactical arena duel
Typical duration:
A game takes less than 60 minutes
Where to start:
Start with the Core Box (everything you need to play)

Hard to choose? No need to decide now — you'll see it on the table at a demo.

Play your demo

What happens at a demo?

  1. You're welcomed at the table

    Miniatures, rules, and terrain are ready — you just sit down.

  2. You play with someone who teaches

    A volunteer guides you turn by turn and answers your questions live.

  3. You meet the community

    You leave knowing how the game works — and people to keep playing with.

Volunteer teaching at a community event

Find your volunteer

This is the most common path: contact a volunteer, agree on a date, and they teach you at the table. They provide the rules, miniatures, and everything you need to learn.

And keep going from there

And after your first game? That's where it gets good: your people, your logged games, your place in the community.

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Other ways to start

No one nearby to teach you, or prefer to go at your own pace? You can also:

With a friend who already plays

Already know someone who plays? Start with whoever you want.

No sign-ups needed — start whenever you like.

Explore on your own

Prefer to read up first? Pick your game and we'll guide you.

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