Catan-Style Board Game with Indiana Jones Feel

The description sounds exactly like Tikal (1999), although Tikal seems to be more focused on strategy, rather than short-term tactical decisions.<p>More info: <a href="http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/54/tikal" rel="nofollow">http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/54/tikal</a>

Is this really relevant to HN?<p>Telling us about "Wow, that KS project got 2M$ in ten minutes" is nice and often appreciated for the angle. Now making an account on HN just to advertise a board game that's missing 10K funding and has 9 days left? This is just cheap advertisement.

I wouldn't describe this as Catan style at all. Almost every mechanic is different. 'Euro-style' would be a better term.

I've played this game a bunch and can't wait to get my own copy. Randy has done so much amazing work to make this fun for gamers and non-gamers alike, and our kids! It's awesome to see somebody who works in the digital realm manifest a physical product. :)

This looks terrific! I'm a big fan of Carcassonne and the theme of this is very appealing to me. I hope you make it to the explorer meeple stage. Anyway, I pledged.

Hmmm....an action adventure game featuring Mitt Romney as the hero. Interesting.

This looks really cool, but the look of the "pawns" feel really out of place.