No one knew when it began, but suddenly two timelines merged. And two time agencies came into being. One thing is clear: both agencies seem to know that their time is limited. Every move they make is a power play to seize control of their shared timeline. When the time of the Great Regulation comes to the animalverse, only one agency will remain. The other will be lost in the tides of time.
WHAT IS TIME DIVISION?
Time Division is a time travel duel for two people, where you try to master the time nodes to survive in time. The 2 person connoisseur game offers three playable decks with different difficulties. Decide for yourself which era you want to play or play the campaign and see which time travel office still exists after three games.
HOW TO PLAY TIME DIVISION?
Each game begins with a drafting phase in which the decks of the two people are formed. Then, one card is played in each round. The person whose card has the higher influence gets to decide how the two cards will then be used. Each card can be used as an influence card or as an action card. However, the two cards must be used differently. So think carefully about how you want to use which card so that you have the most influence at the end of the game and win the game.
Easy Rules, different levels of difficulty, outstanding artwork und design, high replay incentive.
Trees for the Future
With Trees for the Future we have found a competent partner in terms of sustainable commitment, which we support wholeheartedly withe the sales of Time Division: We are very happy to have a tree planted for eachTime Division game sold!! Since trees are not everything, the further work of "Trees for the future" also refers to supporting regionally based families who live from agriculture with knowledge and tools. The organization's smart approach is called "There is no one-size-fits-all solution." It therefore works with local communities to see what help is needed to move toward more sustainable agriculture. Like the Heidelberger Spieleverlag, the organization was founded in 1989 and works primarily in the sub-Saharan regions of Africa. Detailed information is available at: https://trees.org.
