Lux Delux Maps - Full Text Descriptions There are 830 maps for Lux Delux. Here they are ordered by user rankings. View page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17   Next -> South Africa War version 1.4 rated 3.7 (59 votes) by Robin Tronson      Conquer the Southern tip of Africa IceCave999 version 1.1 rated 3.7 (59 votes) by J. Garcia      This map was generated off a mainframe computer, using randomized iterative programming. Contains a pseudo-random number of pseudo-random-sized caverns in an underground setting. Provides some fascinating opportunities for strategy. Try playing with five other bots, all with different "personalities". Any bot can be dangerous, but this is one of the few maps where "cluster" and "angry" can do very well. Starting scenarios are intentionally very unbalanced, so challenge varies depending on which turn you play. The Black Lagoon version 1.3 rated 3.7 (55 votes) by Eric Bradshaw      The Black Lagoon features over 100 countries in one giant mass of ickyness. 20 continents are up for grabs with the most men on the edges and the biggest bonuses in the middle. Three outer-edge continents have no bonus whatsoever. Ancient warriors battle to control the Black Lagoon. the great maze version 1.0 rated 3.7 (48 votes) by Oswald Farthing      no back story for this one. just have fun. Oh and it's more fun with random countrys than with the starting senario. Indy 500 version 1.01 rated 3.7 (47 votes) by LF      Indianapolis 500 at Lux deluxe! Race with 4 opponents on the oval at Indianapolis. The direction is (only) counter clockwise. You can change lanes at the two opposite positions on the track indicated by the dark lines. Use the scenario. "Empty bot" will be used as player 6. Use a grey color for player 6. LF Classic Touch version 1.0 rated 3.7 (43 votes) by Sillysoft Games      Classic map of the world. Shrunk down to fit on tiny screens. Borders optimized for touch-screen slides. Search for "Lux" in the iPhone app store for mobile fun. space wheel 2 the reckoning version 1.2 rated 3.7 (40 votes) by Oswald Farthing      one year after the revolution and the appearance of the alien space craft a fleet of similar ships appear and clearly have hostile intent. It seems the aliens have a concept of ownership and don't like humans just claiming there ship and reverse engineering it. the initial assault cripples the space wheel and wipes out most of the resource satellites. after realizing the threat of destruction the factions form one organized body to fight the aliens. but will one late model alien ship and a prototype hybrid be enough to save what's left of the space wheel. Long Island version 1.1 rated 3.7 (40 votes) by Jason Kamin      Long Island, New York and surrounding territories. Continents include Upstate NY, Connecticut, NYC, Fire Island, North Fork, South Fork, Suffolk County and Nassau County. Countries include Manhattan, Queens, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Stony Brook, Hamptons and others. Castle Realms version 1.0 rated 3.7 (29 votes) by Enokrad      In a time of myth and legend, four kingdoms lived for many years in peace. But as their population expanded they sought for more land to expand their own realm. As their borders kept approaching all and more closer to those of other kingdoms, disputes arose as to whom the land belonged to. War was but inevitable and so the battle for the Realms begun. Your king has ordered you to take his knights and crush any of those who oppose him. The fate of your kingdom is in your hands. Long live the King. Out There In Space version 1.0 rated 3.7 (24 votes) by ViVa      A fun space hex map. Good with biohazard/random countries/scenario. Inspired by Straken99's various space maps and Tokyokid. CLASSIC REDUX version 1.02 rated 3.7 (22 votes) by Behemoth      This classic map includes a new theme, a new start scenario and is slightly larger than the original. Effort has been made to stay true to the original layout and the size of countries relative to one another. All country connections and bonuses are identical to the sacred design of 'Classic' by AJ Bertenshaw. Version 1.02 11 Aug 2010. Country border layout altered. Winter War HD version 1.0 rated 3.7 (18 votes) by Mark Bauer      This map has been optimized for use on the iPad. It is November 30, 1939. Last month, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact. Unbeknownst to the Finns, this non-aggression pact placed Finland and most of Eastern Europe into a Soviet "sphere of influence." The USSR immediately demanded that Finland cede the Karelian isthmus. Finland has refused. Now, Finland has been forced to mobilize their small forces and prepare for an overwhelming onslaught. The Soviet army outnumbers the Finns 3 to 1. The USSR not only wants the Karelian Isthmus, but the whole of Finland! The stage is set for the Winter War! Scenario set-up Player 1 - Soviet Union Player 2 - Finland Castle Lux HD version 1.0 rated 3.7 (16 votes) by Mark Bauer      Castle Lux optimized for the iPad 8 SPowers World version 1.0 rated 3.7 (11 votes) by Gulav      8 Superpowers fight to conquer the World American Revolutionary War version 1.7 rated 3.6 (162 votes) by Bob McCartney (BarStar)      Relive The Revolutionary War...The British are Coming! The British are Coming! mapLAB update: added a starting scenario New York City version 2.5 rated 3.6 (153 votes) by Mark Bauer      Take LUX to the streets of New York City. Conquer the 5 boroughs, neighborhood by neighborhood, district by district. Be sure you get the NYC theme as well. Version 2.5 update: 5 player scenario Castle Lux - USA (United We Stand) version 1.1 rated 3.6 (136 votes) by Tom Baker      Inspired equally by Mark Bauer and Preacherman's Castle Lux and Wesley's Election Day. When America stands united, great things happen... But what does divisivness and "Us vs. Them" animosity bring? Note: The two "passes" to the west as well as the Mississippi Bridge are all negative points for holding. This is similar to the other Castle games. mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, moved PI window. China Sea Pirates version 1.32 rated 3.6 (120 votes) by Kartofile      This map is for demonstrating the new army graphics available in Lux 5.6. Just perform the upgrade and turn on your army graphics. Then start the game and watch your armies move from land to sea... Wow! Story: Rival bands of 14th century Wokou pirates are fighting for control over a group of uninhabited islands in the East China Sea, to use as a secret base where they can hide out, stash their loot, sing pirate songs and drink lots of booze. If the geography is hard to understand, try the starting scenario or click the Bonuses button, which makes it easier to see. There are six bases on three main islands; armies can move between land and sea at any of the 10 beaches. Good luck! Plateaus version 1.2 rated 3.6 (118 votes) by yi3artist      A seven-continent archipeligo connected by bridges and ladders. Each continent includes a castle tower with a bonus. Map is based on Super Mario World with inspiration from River Castles. Version 1.2 - Reduced image filesize dragons bane version 1.5 rated 3.6 (114 votes) by blackj3sus      zerg has somehow escaped the spell of eternal sleep cast on him in the last dragon war by mendzig the wizard.some say it is because the wizard has died, breaking the spell and releasing the mighty reptilian god. others believe it is a sign that the dark lord is returning and we should all pray for a swift death at the talons of zerg, rather than face the evil one's wrath. but the sisterhood of the faith has called for the kings of all the lands to bring forth their greatest heros to smite zerg and restore peace to the land. dragon image taken from free clipart site: http://www.webweaver.nu/clipart/dragons.shtml Two Worlds version 1.21 rated 3.6 (104 votes) by Sylocat      Originally conceived at a party where some guys put two Risk boards together to create a new challenge, and prodded for me to do it by a couple guys on the forums. The story is, somewhere between Alaska and Kamchatka there is hidden a mysterious portal to another world. Go through the portal and take over the other world too. The two worlds are identical in every way, so there's no unfamiliar ground. You won't find the portal every time, by which I mean that the Alaska-Kamchatka connection is still open on each individual map. Happy dimension-hopping! Land of Oz version 1.1 rated 3.6 (103 votes) by RandomGuy      The Land of OZ First introduced by L. Frank Baum in his book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Oz is divided into several countries all ruled by a central monarch, residing in the Emerald City in the center of the map. The areas are Munchkin Country (blue), Winkie Country (yellow), Quadling Country (red) and Gilliken Country (purple). Emerald City is, of course, green. Several notable landmarks are worth bonus points - the castles of Glinda the good and the Wicked Witch. Scarecrow's tower, The Tin Woodman's house, Cowardly Lion's Den as well as Dorothy's house. Also, the Yellow Brick Road provides a bonus and a fast track to the Emerald City. Battle for control of the Marvelous Land of Oz! Risk Plus - Final version 1.4 rated 3.6 (103 votes) by AJ Bertenshaw, Preacherman      Risk Plus, one additional continent and altered continent values. Now with the proper spelling of Antarctica! mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario Inverse World version 1.1 rated 3.6 (102 votes) by RandomGuy      The year 2107. After decades of drilling, mining and wholesale harvesting of the Earth's natural resources, a giant void has formed under the Earth's surface. Without warning, a giant earthquake shakes the planet and the seven continents collapse upon themselves leaving giant craters in their wake. Water from all the oceans flow rapidly into the newly formed crevices, destroying all in their path. The seismic eruptions cause mountain ranges to forcefully rise up from the previous ocean depths. Everything that had been covered by water is now dry land - everything that was land, is now underwater. Far away on the Mars colony, the space colonists from Earth see the violent upheaval and race back to their home planet. They land to find the inverse world. The former island nations are staking claim to large claims of land, while the previous land powers are relegated to small islands. New governments are formed. New continents are declared: The South Pacific Kingdom, North Pacific Territory, North Atlantic States, South Atlantic Kingdom, Indian Kingdom, Tasmania, Philippine Kingdom, Arctic Land, Mediterranean Kingdom and the Siberian Kingdom. Capital cities spring up where former island nations thrived. But peace is fleeting - this new age land rush has sprouted into a full fledged world war. Which nation will rule the Inverse World? Original image credit to VladStudio (http://www.vladstudio.com/wallpaper/?510) Map idea credit to Dustin (http://sillysoft.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11581) Middle East - Israel version 1.5 rated 3.6 (101 votes) by Hendriko      Four weeks after Israel launched its first air strikes on Gaza in Dec 2008, a bloody war broke out between Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and the Palestinians. Fight for control of this area and solve a conflict that has shaken the population in this region for over thousands of years. BONUSES Continents, and therefore bonuses, are based on real life government districts. However, Israeli districts (Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, West Bank, the Gaza Strip and more) are worth more than others. Credits to Mark Bauer for providing the mountains!!! To The Power Of Hex, Too version 1.4 rated 3.6 (98 votes) by Preacherman      v1.4 provides a 6 player starting scenario (continent values rebalnced). Hex Two. The Return Of The Hex. The Hex Strikes Back. Re-Hexed. Hex, Too. Hex Revisited. Etc, etc. And you thought the first Hex led to long, complex games... Chaos version 1.1 rated 3.6 (96 votes) by Eric Nusbaum      This map is freakin huge. Only a truly chaotic Lux-er would even attempt such a map. mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, cleared up bonuses screen. Barbary Wars version 1.1 rated 3.6 (95 votes) by Mark Bauer      America has finally thrown off the shackles of British rule, but now a new threat is confronting the fledgling republic...Pirates! And not just any pirates, but Barbary Pirates! For decades the rogue Barbary States have been padding their bank accounts with the ludicrous ransoms extorted from the major maritime powers of the world. America has been forced to pay tribute to the Barbary rulers in exchange for passage through the Mediterranean and access to the rich trade routes of the east. Now, the Pirates are getting greedy and have upped their already exorbitant ransom. The year is 1801, the day of Jefferson's inauguration, Tripoli has just demanded payment of $225,000! The normally pacifist Jefferson is enraged and has dispatched the American Navy along with a detachment of Marines to finally settle the score and show these pirates that there's a new boss in town. America's first MidEast war has begun! From the halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli, fight for what is rightfully yours! Scenario set up (Random Start off): Player 1: U.S. Navy Player 2: Tripoltan Pirates Player 3: Tunisian Pirates Player 4: Algerian Pirates Player 5: Moroccan Pirates Scenario is best when the Pirates team together against the U.S. Navy (Nef, Reaper, BOD). Quadrant Max version 1.3 rated 3.6 (93 votes) by Eric Nusbaum      This MEGA map combins Quadrant 1, 2, 3, and 4! This map is awesome to the max. Classic Part Trois version 1.7 rated 3.6 (92 votes) by Nimrod7      Expanded version of Classic Part Deux. Expanded South American Continent, Africa is expanded and then separated into a Northern and Southern, Middle East is expanded, Japan has its own bonus, New Zealand is added as is Sri Lanka and the Phillipines. Australia has its own bonus. *New version fixes a missed connection and other minor flaws. 1.6 Added a five player starting scenario. 1.7 Fixed spacing Polska version 1.11 rated 3.6 (88 votes) by jimski      Modern day Poland From the Husaria (winged cavalry) of the 1500's to the Solidarity movement of the late 20th century, Poland has been a place of battles. Armies can only cross rivers at the bridges. Bay of Pigs version 1.2 rated 3.6 (84 votes) by RandomGuy      Bay of Pigs Invasion April 15 - April 19, 1961 In early 1961, a group of US-funded and supplied Cuban exiles returned to invade Cuba in an attempt to topple the communist government of Fidel Castro. The invasion took place at the Bay of Pigs (Bahia de Cochinos) on the Southwestern coast of Cuba. With the support of President Kennedy, the CIA, fresh off recent success in overthrowing governments in Iran and Guatemala felt confident they could take down Castro. They trained, funded and supplied over 1,500 Cuban exiles for the attack. On the morning of April 15, the attack began with flights of B-26 Marauder and A-26 Invaders attacking airfields in the landing region. Soldiers parachuted in behind enemy lines to target strategic bridges, roads and defenses. Meanwhile four 2,400 ton transport ships accompanied by CIA-owned landing crafts brought the ground troops. They landed at Playa Larga and Playa Giron. Unfortunately for the landing forces, what was identified as seaweed in satellite surveillance was in reality razor-sharp coral reefs, which slowed progress and sank several ships before reaching shore. The revolutionary troops eventually landed and quickly forced back the defending Cuban militia. However once US involvement became public knowledge, air support abruptly ended. It also became apparent that Cuba had advance knowledge of the invasion and had effectively camouflaged their air force - their own planes scrambled to the skies to retaliate against the sea vessels and invading land forces. The invading force got pinned down in the Zapata swamp by the resurging Cuban Army, and with lack of air support, they were quickly captured and defeated. By April 21, 104 revolutionaries were dead, the rest captured. As many as 5,000 Cuban military were dead. Now, you can recreate the invasion - Will the revolutionary forces stick to the plan and win? Or will the Cuban Army once again fend off the invaders? Map Rules: 1) US Aircraft can only attack their designated parachute drop zones. 2) Cuban airports can attack US aircraft in addition to their neighboring countries. 3) Naval troops can only land at the marked beach coastline near Playa Larga and Playa Giron. Map Scenario: Player 1: Invading US-led Revolutionaries Player 2: Cuban Army and Militia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion The Dark Ages - Central version 1.1 rated 3.6 (84 votes) by SunTzu      THE DARK AGES - CENTRAL 7 Continents, 12 Cities, 21 Countries The sixth map in a seven-part series exploring Europe in the Dark Ages. Devil's Brigade version 1.1 rated 3.6 (83 votes) by Devil's Brigade TV      By the time the FSSF arrived in Italy, the Allies had tried many times to remove the German army from its entrenched positions along what was known as the Camino massif. The positions held by the Axis forces blocked the only clear path to Rome sizeable enough to move an army. The Allies' plan was to knock one of the Axis powers out of the war entirely. Italy was the selected target. Upon arrival at the Camino massif, the two targets selected for the FSSF were Monte la Difensa and Monte la Remetanea. The first, Difensa, appeared to be virtually impregnable. The dormant volcano provided the German troops with an ideal defensive position. Armed with machine guns and mortars, the German defenders could easily hold off an assault on the ramp-like southern slope which offered the only passable approach to the top. The northern face of the mountain featured almost vertical 200-foot high cliffs. Two previous attempts to take Difensa had been made on the southern slope by the 3rd and 36th US Infantry Divisions. Both attempts had been made with roughly 20,000 men, and both had been repelled with a high casualty rate. The Allies were no closer to taking Difensa. Six hundred men of the First Special Service Force were assigned a position that thousands of men had failed to take. The FSSF had been in the field only once before, for the Kiska mission, and heavy combat was expected for Difensa. It was to be a trial by fire for the new Force. Map and theme designed by Mark Bauer. Space Race version 1.1 rated 3.6 (82 votes) by RandomGuy      Space Race After years of peaceful, joint efforts in space exploration and colonization, the inevitable has happened - Earth's natural resources have been depleted. Oil reserves have been discovered on Mars and drilling has already begun to power the Mars colonies. Only four nations have established colonies: the United States, Canada, China and Russia. But there is only enough oil for one nation to survive! The colonies on Mars are fighting for the oil reserve! The four nations are fighting on Earth - attempting to sabotage and destroy eachother's space programs! And they all need the International Space Station as a launching point for their landings on Mars. Who will gain control and conquer the others? The Space Race is on! Gameplay note: Earth Space program bases can only be entered through the gates in their security fences. Satsuma Rebellion version 1.2 rated 3.6 (80 votes) by Kartofile      From 1639 to 1854, Japan's government banned virtually all contact between its people and the outside world, isolating and preserving its feudal society while the rest of the world underwent two centuries of enormous change. When the policy was reversed and the country finally reopened, Japan was thrust from a medieval era into an industrial one. Many samurai resisted the new order but were overpowered by the imperial government and its modern army. They made their final stand in 1877, led by Saigo Takamori in the province of Satsuma. Their story was the basis for the fictional 2003 film, “The Last Samurai.” deLUX World version 2.6 rated 3.6 (80 votes) by Mark Bauer      Inspired by the classic Risk map, this deLUX world map contains more countries, more continents, and more borders!!! 2.6 update: 6 player starting scenario, moved player info window. Nonesuch Place version 1.01 rated 3.6 (79 votes) by NSC      First attempt. *Fixed a country connection in The Marsh. The Crusades version 1.0 rated 3.6 (79 votes) by Daniel Myers      In the 1100s, the Crusaders set out from Europe to wrest the Holy Land from the Moslems. This map portrays the theater of the Crusades, focusing in particular on the Holy Land itself. The Holy Land is shown magnified in an inset, a larger view of the main map in that area. There are six powers in the Crusader scenario: The Crusaders start aboard ship in the Mediterranean with a mighty army and a variety of potential targets. The Fatimids are the Moslem power in Egypt, and a key player in the Holy Land. The Seljuk Turks are the Fatimids' Moslem rival from the East, based in Persia and the Fertile Crescent. They are the third power in the Holy Land. The Rum Seljuks are a branch of the Seljuk Turks in Anatolia, and are the bitter rival of the Christian Byzantines. The Byzantine Empire, based in mighty city of Constantinople, is the remnent of the once-proud Roman Empire. The Holy Roman Empire represents Christian Europe and the Catholic Church in Rome. The Dark Ages - Southwest version 1.1 rated 3.6 (78 votes) by SunTzu      THE DARK AGES - SOUTHWEST 3 Continents, 8 Cities, 15 Countries The third map in a seven-part series exploring Europe in the Dark Ages. Theatrum Historicum I--Punic Wars version 1.2 rated 3.6 (70 votes) by Daniel Myers      Theatrum Historicum (literally, Historic Theater) is a map covering Europe, North Africa, and West Asia. Based on a map in David Rumsey's map collection, this board provides a good base for historical scenarios. The first map in the Theatrum Historicum series takes place at the time of the second Punic War. The powers in play are Rome, Carthage, Greece, Egypt (under the Ptolemys), Seleucid Persia, and the Barbarians. Each power has a different base of strength, ranging from small and rich areas to broad expanses of land. Rome and Carthage are arch-enemies in constant conflict over the Western Mediterranean. In the east, Persia, Egypt, and Greece battle over the Fertile Crescent while the Barbarians look for an opportunity to sieze rich territories in the south. Florida - Tourist Revolt version 1.1 rated 3.6 (59 votes) by Mark Bauer      Supplies of taxidermy alligator heads and faux driftwood are running dangerously low due to a labor dispute at the local factory. This seemingly insignificant fact has thrown the state of Florida into chaos as the tourists immediately go through tacky souvenir withdrawal and revolt against Florida's normally complacent natives. All over the state tourist hotspots become bloody battlegrounds. Florida's residents are at first in shock, but are soon forced to defend their sunny homeland against this barbaric invasion of bright shirts, slow drivers, and oversized straw hats. The tourist Mecca of Orlando is growing increasingly stronger as a constant stream of tourists fly into Orlando International Airport. Will Florida fall under the thumb of the oppressive tourists? Or will the residents rise up and proclaim; "enough is enough, no more Mickey Mouse!" You decide! Scenario Set-up with Random Starting order off Player 1 - Tourists Player 2 - South Floridians Player 3 - Atlantic Floridians Player 4 - Central Floridians Player 5 - North Floridians Part of the "Then and Now" series. Check out Florida then in "Florida - Seminole Wars" Wisconsin - Beaver Wars version 1.1 rated 3.6 (58 votes) by Mark Bauer      The fur trade has reached a pinnacle on the new continent. The price and demand for beaver belts has skyrocketed, and with it bloodshed along the Great Lakes region. The Sauk and Fox Indians have formed an alliance against further French encroachment and domination of the region. But their Huron brethren are hungry for French goods and aren't so willing to take up arms. In a desperate attempt to break the French and Huron friendship, Sauk and Fox warriors raid French trading posts and forts, disrupting the trade routes running along the many rivers of Wisconsin. Now the French are furious and send a garrison of their finest troops to quell the Indian resistance and ensure the continued flow of profits. *Rules: -Follow the dotted lines to attack along the rivers. -Any area that is touching a fort may attack that fort. Scenario set-up (Random starting order off) Player 1 - French Player 2 - Fox Indians Player 3 - Sauk Indians Part of the Then and Now series. Check out Wisconsin Now in Wisconsin - Cheese Heads. Hex Four version 1.0 rated 3.6 (58 votes) by Preacherman      Old Skool mayhem abounds in this, the fourth installment of the Hex series (a trilogy in four parts). Now with no n00btraps©, Hex4 goes back to basics - fast expansion possibilities, well-defined chokepoints, and enough space for fast-paced fullhouse games without any namby-pampy continent calling or farming agreements. Enjoy! Theatrum Historicum II--The Ancient World version 1.1 rated 3.6 (58 votes) by Daniel Myers      Theatrum Historicum (literally, Historic Theater) is a map covering Europe, North Africa, and West Asia. Based on a map in David Rumsey's map collection, this board provides a good base for historical scenarios. This map has the same territories as Theatrum Historicum I, but different continents and a different scenario. This, the second map in the Theatrum Historicum series, is set in 600BC. Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon reigns supreme in the rich fertile crescent, but Medo-Persia lurks to the east, and Egypt to the west. Greece and the Phoenicians are new powers in the Mediterranean, vying for control, and the Barbarians are watching from the north for an opportunity to seize the wealthy lands. Will one become strong enough to take on the eastern powers for control of the fertile crescent? Georgia - Civil War version 1.0 rated 3.6 (55 votes) by Mark Bauer      The year is 1864. The American Civil War has been raging for four bloody years, costing hundreds of thousands of lives. In order to boost Northern morale and ensure his own re-election, Lincoln approves a bold and controversial plan to bring the war to a quick and decisive end. In conjunction with General Grant's assault on Richmond, general William Tecumseh Sherman is to break out of Chattanooga and capture the rail hub of Atlanta. From there, Sherman's plan is to make the war unbearable for the confederate citizen to endure. Determined to reach the port city of Savannah and leave a path of complete destruction in his wake, Sherman is now on the move! The South will not recover. SHERMAN!!! Scenario set-up (Random Start Off) Player 1: Union Player 2: Confederate Dodeca version 1.02 rated 3.6 (55 votes) by cyprianne      546 countries aranged in 42 dodecahedrons, each it's own continent and each with it's own capital, all in six super-continents for your Luxing pleasure! EPIC version 1.02 rated 3.6 (54 votes) by Behemoth      It is the Malm Epoch, Earth 146 million years ago. Two supercontinents have formed, Gondwana in the south and Laurasia in the north. Own them both and the planet is yours. *1.02 theme revision to continent borders* Saga of Seas - Caribbean Sea version 1.1 rated 3.6 (42 votes) by Steele & Wizargond      Map # 4 of the S.O.S. Let's see if you have the heart of a conquerant or of a pirate... Nice new Title Plate made by Steele, other than that made by Wizz (Wizargond's main alias). The Scenario is made for 4 players, starring also an empty one. Have fun, there is more to come in this Saga... Richard III version 1.3 rated 3.6 (42 votes) by SunTzu      This Lux map is based on the Richard the Third wargame from Columbia Games about the 15th century struggle between the royal houses of Lancaster and York for the throne of England. Map features include ports which are the only way to enter the Sea Zones. There is a two player scenario included. Visit www.columbiagames.com to learn more about Richard III. Use coupon code "SunTzu" at checkout for a discount on your order. View page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17   Next ->   Get Lux Delux Now Free Demo $24.95 US $12.20 US Available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. 30 MB download.

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