Matagot Scythe

Sickle, a game worthy of an uchronistic saga. It is the 1920s. The First World War is over, but the remnants of this great conflict are still very present in Europe. "The Factory," the city-state that played a crucial role in the Great War with its heavily armored mechs, is now an abandoned area. This region, with its glorious past, piques the interest of neighboring nations vying for control over it.

Sickle, a game with a punk atmosphere. In Sickle, decoration plays an important role. It is even an integral part of the game. The story unfolds in a Victorian setting infused with punk elements. The industrial aspect of the game, featuring mines, factories, workers, and mechs, enhances the atmosphere of Sickle and makes the game unique. The illustrations by Jakub Rozalski play a significant role in helping players immerse themselves in the original world of Sickle.

Sickle, a strategic game. In Sickle, you play as a hero at the head of one of five factions, aiming to secure the dominance of your people through the conquest of territories. You will lead workers and soldiers to establish the authority of your empire. To overcome your opponents, you must optimize your resources and manage your technological superiority.

Sickle, a comprehensive management game. Throughout the game, you will need to play at several tables. Exploration, combat, trade, and diplomacy are all facets of the game that you must keep an eye on to hope for victory. To triumph, you must be not only militarily strong but also wealthy and popular. Sickle combines the critical decisions of management with the epic nature of military conflicts. The game offers a complete and highly strategic gaming experience.