Solis Game Studio Sails into US Retail with Southern Hobby
Solis Game Studio is thrilled to announce that their games are now being distributed into US retail by Southern Hobby Distribution, including playmat dice game Six-Sided Seas, adorable doggy deck-builder Treat, Please!, and two-player duel The Massive-Verse Fighting Card Game.
Creating the Six-Sided Seas Deluxe Wooden Game Board
I am the artist, M. Goblin Solis, who turned the wonderful game of Six-Sided Seas into a three-dimensional premium all-wooden product. When I was tasked with making a premium version of this playmat game, I foolishly considered it a moderate-to-easy task. Mistake.
Just Announced: The Official PUBG Card Game
Krafton and CardMon have officially partnered to bring PUBG to the physical card game space. And we are thrilled to announce that Solis Game Studio will be the developer for the official PUBG card game!
Hot Brown Surprise: A Case Study
The goal for this project was to showcase Brieger Creative and Solis Game Studio's skillset as a full stack development service. Together as a team, we managed every part of the tabletop game creation process. From the initial concept to the final games being handed out at GAMA Expo, the entire process took exactly one year.
Designing games around a playmat and a single component: Six Sided Seas
A few years ago, I visited Thailand for the CMON Asia Expo. My friend at Wise Box games gave me a wonderful tour of Thailand game shops. I saw a shop worker laminating a game board. Board games are expensive items in Thailand, and they were protecting the longevity of their public copy. I thought “What if the board was a playmat?” making it more appropriate for social settings where drinks are frequently present.
The Massive-Verse Fighting Card Game is now on Board Game Arena!
The Massive-Verse Fighting Card Game has officially launched on Board Game Arena! Thank you so much to everyone who tested out the beta version and helped make this release possible!
Treat, Please! Designer Diary
One day in the summer of 2019, I was sitting on the couch with my little loaf Trixie, watching her lick my hand over and over, so I would keep petting her. It made me think about all of the ways that she would get me to do things for her, like standing by the front door so I would take her for a walk or groaning at her food bowl, so I would feel guilty and feed her an early dinner. And then I thought, “There’s a board game here!”