Game Nite – The Magazine Of Tabletop Gaming reviewed and recommended Tides of Time mobile app in their latest issue #35! “Overall this is an excellent game for when you are interested in playing a quick game, especially if you have the Show AI Moves turned off. It now joins 7 Wonders and Androminion (unofficial Dominion app) for those times where I am looking to play a fast game. It looks like Tides of Time has stood the test of time as a card game, and now it looks to have a bright future as an app.” Read the full review here:

We announced founding Portal Games Digital in January 2017. A separate division of our company dedicated to bringing our best selling games to mobile. It’s been two years. They finished developing First Martians app. They finished the Antares website for Detective. They almost finished companion app for Robinson Crusoe. But the main project they were working was Tides of Time. After many months, two weeks ago it finally got released. I couldn’t be more proud of it. Tides of Time is the all-time best seller for us. Released in 2015 this small card game immediately became a major hit, got nominated for Golden Geek in two categories – Best card game and Best 2 player game. It got dozen of reprints, it got follow up game called Tides of Madness and became a strong contender in our catalog. It was the obvious choice to make Tides of Time the first app developed ...

#Game Of The Day 20 Mar 2019 Tides of Time by Portal Games @PortalGamesDigi

Portal Games Digital is constantly working on upgrading our products. Today we would like to officially let you know that Tides of Time app was updated to version 1.1. What changed? We have fixed a couple of bugs, improved performance on tablets, made sure the game is available regardless of region or device (may not be available on older operating systems). But what is most important, we have implemented a completely new, extended tutorial for all of our fans, who have never played Tides of Time before. If you have problems understanding the game, just switch on the tutorial, and you will learn the rules in no time! We would like to thank you for the positive feedback and a great initial reception of the game. We are working now on new features and improvements in 1.2 update, such as: In-app rule book for Tides of Time board game Cards list with a detailed ...

Tides of Time is available now for iOS and Android! Digital version of the Tides of Time board game is can be downloaded now from Google Play or App Store. The game is available for iOS and Android devices. Tides of Time combines the ease of play of a microgame with the strategic depth of the set collection and drafting for a unique two-player experience. Tides of Time was nominated for the Best Card Game and the Best 2-Player Board Game categories in the Golden Geek awards in 2015! Tides of Time app allows you to battle against the AI or a living opponent it the Hot Seats mode. The game also offer a tutorial, which helps to learn the game, and two language versions: English ...

Tides of Time is a small card game for two players that would fit in your pocket. It’s worth your time not only because it has gorgeous illustration. Portal Games Digital, our mysterious IT branch asked us to let you know that Tides of Time mobile app is going to be available this March on you Android and iOS devices! Visit https://portalgamesdigital.com/ to learn more! #bwg_container1_0 { display: table; /*visibility: hidden;*/ } #bwg_container1_0 * { -moz-user-select: none; -khtml-user-select: none; -webkit-user-select: none; -ms-user-select: none; user-select: none; } #bwg_container1_0 #bwg_container2_0 .bwg_slideshow_image_wrap_0 { background-color: #F2F2F2; width: 800px; height: 500px; } #bwg_container1_0 #bwg_container2_0 .bwg_slideshow_image_0 { max-width: 800px; max-height: 410px; } #bwg_container1_0 #bwg_container2_0 .bwg_slideshow_embed_0 { width: 800px; height: 410px; } #bwg_container1_0 #bwg_container2_0 #bwg_slideshow_play_pause_0 { ...

New Portal Games Digital App is coming soon to iOS & Android! Portal Games Digital is proud to announce today the release date for the Tides of Time mobile game. It will be released on both Android and iOS in March 2019. Tides of Time combines the ease of play of a microgame with the strategic depth of the set collection and drafting for a unique two-player experience. The players are dealt a hand of 5 cards and draft one card at a time, passing their hands between them after each selection. Each card has a suit as well as a unique scoring rule that may score the player points based on the suits of cards drafted. At the end of each round, the players select one card to keep in their kingdom for future rounds as a Relic of the Past. Tides of Time was created by Kristian Čurla, and ...

[I run #BoardGamesThatTellStories blog since July 2011. I’ve decided I will choose articles I like the most and republish them to present them to all new board game fans that joined our hobby meanwhile! For all of you who already read the article, I hope, you will have a good time again with it! Today we go back to Michal Walczak’s article about developing #TidesofTime. Since then the game became our evergreen and is a strong part of our catalogue!] It’s just another average day at Portal Games. I work on new version of our next strategy game. I update rules, I print the new cards for the prototype, that kind of stuff. I love this job. At some point, Ignacy approaches me and shows me the prototype of Tides of Time. Microgame about building macro civilization. Rules can be explained in 2 minutes, you play in 10 minutes and what is ...

You may wonder why everybody is raving about this Tides of Time game. A set collection, drafting game for two players. I collect Castles, you collect Gardens, I get 3 points per Castle, and you get 7 points for majority in Gardens. We draft cards, collect sets, then we score points. Is it that exciting? Really guys? Is it reason to rave about?! C’mon, let’s face it – it just sounds dumb. It sounds like a game you could invent in five minutes, writing it down on a napkin while sipping coffee in Starbucks. And I tell you, it gets even dumber. There is this stupid Game Designers Journal article about developing the game for a couple of months… What the ...

A great looking two player game that is quick to play and not too heavy on the brain, but with definite scope for strategy. – Nick Pitman You can find the full review on the Tides of Time BGG Page.

It was Essen 2013. I was approached by a young guy with prototype in hand. He told me in a few words about his game and it sounded interesting enough that I agreed to take prototype with me and play it when I am back at office. I came back to Poland and I played it. It was two player game set on a map of fantasy city. Each player commanded one faction, one had something like governor forces of the city and the other revolutionists. We fought for control of the city, taking districts from each other etc. Base mechanism was neat – it was drafting for two players. I liked this element a lot. Rest of the game was a problem – the game had so ...

As you guys know, at Origins fair we presented our upcoming releases including Tides of Time, Atlanteans and Rattle, Battle. Here is a summary of videos recorded at fair that present the game. You will find below reviews, gameplays, demos… Whatever you need! 🙂 presentation of the game at Dice Tower, review by Eric W. Martin, gameplay with GreyElephant, presentation with The Chalk

Here is link to video review of Tides of Time recorded by Eric W. Martin from Board Game Geek. We hope you will find it informative and interesting! Have fun!

  Wrapping up the week dedicated to Tides of Time, today, we published the English rulebook! If you’ve been itching to know more about the game, follow this link to download the rules!