The original Spider-Goat Games titles
Spider-Goat Games was a small independent publisher in Tucson, Arizona. Between 2015 and 2019 it crowdfunded and shipped four games and cancelled one campaign. None are in print now. These pages describe each game from the publisher’s announcements and the copies people still play, so old links and rules questions still lead somewhere.
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Martial Art: the feudal Japan card game
Martial Art is a 72-card game of clan battles in Sengoku-period Japan, illustrated with historical Japanese paintings. How it plays, what's in the box, and rules help.
ArchiveMartial Art rules FAQ and card list
How many of each Battle card are in Martial Art, plus rulings on Supplies, Legends, Support cards, ties, Geisha and Ninja.
2019Martial Art: Battlefields expansion
Battlefields is the 24-card expansion for Martial Art: 8 terrain, 8 weather and 8 war cards, plus a fix for the overpowered Geisha.
2015Gangster Dice: the 1920s dice game
Gangster Dice was Spider-Goat Games' first game: a Prohibition-era dice game where your dice are the evidence against you and you race to get rid of them.
2019Divorce Simulator: the two-player card game
Divorce Simulator is a two-player split-and-choose card game about dividing up a household. How it plays and how you win.
ArchiveDark Web: the hacking card game that never shipped
Dark Web was a 3–6 player hidden-role, push-your-luck hacking card game. Its 2017 Kickstarter was cancelled; how it would have played and why it failed.
Timeline
The publisher’s news posts, summarized in order, are on the history page.