HedronFairy

Power Cell

Power Cell is a competitive strategy game for 2-4 players. I would describe it as a "dynamic board-building game" where combine cards you draw, then use their effects to gain advantage over your opponent. The goal is to draw two aces and have them on your board in a specific way, but doing so is tricky.The game can be played with a standard deck of 52 playing cards, the rules, and the reference handout. That's all you need!

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• Handout

I feel like this one's been generally well received, with my testers working hard to crack the meta and a variety of strategies all cropping up to try and untangle the complex web of board states one can find themselves in. Though ultimately, your strategy will depend at least partially on what you draw. This one is freely available and if I ever sell physical products, I'll probably gives rules pamphlets for this game away for free. Enjoy!

The harem anime where you play as the harem!Bridging the gap between casual and "hardcore" tabletop gaming, Notice Me, Senpai!! is a lighthearted but mechanically complex board game about competing for the affection of your senpai. Plan your strategy carefully and use youer character's unique abilities to spend as much time with Senpai as possible, and watch out for your classmates working to sabotage you!

(Not available for physical purchase yet, but someday!)

• Rules
• Tabletop Simulator
• Buy the Game

I am consistently surprised by how much people really enjoy this one. It's much more complicated than ordinary family board games but still very accessible to people with no tabletop gaming experience. If you like board games, I think this appeals to everyone, simple enough for new players and deep enough for veterens. We've had a lot of meta discussions while balancing and testing this game and how you win is down to your skill and creativity!

Beam Clash is a combat focused TCG drawing on anime tropes ranging from Dragon Ball, HunterxHunter, Sailor Moon, Gundam, and a whole bunch more, though it takes place in a fully original setting. Your deck will consist of attacks and techniques to throw at your opponent, as well as avatars to help you fight and supplies that boost your abilities. And of course, powerful, persistent Beam cards that can clash with each other and lead to wildly swingy situations.Currently in the earliest stages of development, I've gathered a hell of a lot of playtest data and am currently working on the first full, alpha edition set to get out for public testing.

(Some links currently broken, join my discord for more information and progress updates!)

• Rules
• Tabletop Simulator
• LackeyCCG Plugin
• Buy Cards

You remember those scenes of Goku and Vegeta firing massive colorful beams of energy at each other and the beams meeting in the middle and it's an intense anime tug of war? Yeah I hyperfixated on that concept so hard that now it's a card game.

Unnamed Twinstick Level Editor Project

A small practice video game project made in Godot. Created mostly as a practice environment and not meant for commercial release. Inspired by Hotline Miami, this will be a simple, standard top-down twinstick shooter, though it will have a fully functional level editor and the ability to string levels together in a campaign and share them with your friends. Artistically challenged and mechanically janky, this will be my first ever actual video game, hopefully it leads to big things!I stream development of it when I can <3

(Some links currently broken, join my discord for more information and progress updates!)

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~# HedronFairy #~
Name: Serena
Nicknames: Fairy, Princess, Dumbass
Age: Mid 20s <3
Birthday: November XXth
Likes: Building games, puzzles, various nerd shit, chocolate
Dislikes: Bigotry, Her Job, WaspsHedron strives to foster a fun-loving, caring community of friendly and creative people. I do my best to deliver the best content I can when I'm able, and spend my free time working on projects for people to enjoy! (When I'm not distracted playing Factorio ^^;;)
I hope to someday be able to interact with my audience frequently, hosting game shows and giving out prizes, running polls and involving friends and colleagues in as many games and challenges as I can think of. Until then, I stream building games and work on my own projects. ^w^