Fantasy Civ Solo – 1.05 Update!

Fantasy Civ Solo: Discovery and Doom has been updated!

I made a few small changes for the 1.05 update to Fantasy Civ Solo: Discovery and Doom, and added an additional game mode! Here are the changes I made:

I improved the contrast of the tables and font color by making the color of the table rows lighter, and bolding the title font of each table, on pages c1, d2, e1-11, and f1. I also improved the contrast of the image on page 6, and the background of the turn reminder on a2. Thank you to itch.io user Benny’s Gaming Attic for the feedback and review!
I created separate PDF pages for the Map, Civilization Sheet, and History Sheet. These are included now separately with each purchase, and should make it easier when printing. If you’ve already purchased the game, they can be downloaded now. Thank you to itch.io user MikeXeno for the comment and feedback!
Make-Your-Map Mode is added to the Game Modes on page x2! This mode of play allows you to play Fantasy Civ Solo on a blank hex map, generating the terrain of each hex as you explore it. It makes for a random map each game, allowing every single game you play to occur in a unique setting!

The updated files are available now for download at the links below. Thank you for being a fan of games, and checking out Fantasy Civ Solo: Discovery and Doom!

Make-Your-Map Mode

When this game was first designed and playtested in 2014 and 2015, it was played on a completely blank hex grid. When the exploration action was taken, the hex terrain was first generated, and then the discovery and monster rolls were made.

I decided not to include this mode upon the initial release of the game, because (for me at least) there is something special and enticing about seeing an awesome map that you get to explore. The game’s artist, Alex Odinson, did a great job with the game map, and I wanted to make sure that the game featured the impressive map he created.

However, I do know there are players out there that would prefer to play on a map that they create as they play. The game supports play on any hex map, so this was an easy add-on and fast follow to the release last week.

I have several other game modes planned, for items that I think will continue to enhance gameplay for the game, but I didn’t have time to fit into the original release. These will be added to the game for free! I have some larger expansion ideas I may also create for separate releases in the future (2026 and beyond), but that is too far away to be planning for now.