Exciting New Print & Play Games Are Coming Soon — What’s Brewing at Claudio Games Lab

 


Claudio Games Lab: New Print & Play Games Are On the Way — Get Ready for the Unexpected

If you've been searching for something different in the world of tabletop games — something smart, original, and truly fun — your wait is almost over.

At Claudio Games Lab, we’ve been cooking up three brand-new projects that promise to deliver the kind of immersive, strategic and deeply satisfying gameplay you’ve been missing — all in the accessible and beloved print & play (PnP) format.

These aren’t just games. They’re bold experiences designed by players, for players. And yes — you’ll want to be among the first to get your hands on them.

1. A 4X Print & Play Strategy Game That Feels Like the Classics

We’re developing a brand-new 4X tabletop game that captures the heart and soul of the real-time strategy legends from the '90s and early 2000s — games like Age of Empires, StarCraft, and Warcraft.
Now imagine all of that packed into a printable board game: tactical depth, meaningful choices, asymmetric factions, and high replayability — all designed to fit your table and your schedule.
Explore. Expand. Exploit. Exterminate. Print. Play. Dominate.

2. Fronteiras Distantes — A Living Fantasy World for Monsters & Heroes

If you’ve played Monsters & Heroes, our solo open-world fantasy RPG, get ready to take it to a whole new level.
We're crafting Fronteiras Distantes — a complete, lore-rich world packed with maps, regions, factions, legends, political intrigue, and narrative hooks ready for exploration.

Whether you're a solo adventurer, a game master, or a worldbuilder, this campaign setting will unlock a new level of immersion and coherence for your adventures.
And yes, it will be print & play friendly from day one.

3. Brazilian Football, Reinvented for the Tabletop

Forget spreadsheets and bloated rules. We're bringing the spirit of Brazilian football to your tabletop in a game that’s fast, tactical, and addictive.
Perfect for head-to-head matches, family fun, or competitive league-style play — and yes, there’s even a solo mode in the works.

It’s like button football grew up, hit the gym, and came back with a game engine built for modern players. Easy to print. Easy to learn. Impossible to stop playing.

⏳ We're Almost There… And You’ll Be the First to Know

These projects aren’t just promises. They’re almost ready, and we want you — our community — to be the first to explore them.
If you’re tired of the same old games and looking for fresh ideas, clever mechanics, and that magic feeling of “I’ve never played anything like this before” — then stay close.

Bookmark our blog. Sign up for updates. Follow us on socials.
Because when these games launch… you’ll want to be ready.

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Now it’s your turn!

Which of these upcoming games are you most excited about? The 4X strategy challenge? The expanded Monsters & Heroes world? Or the football showdown?
Drop a comment below or join the conversation on our socials — we’d love to hear your thoughts, ideas, and even wild suggestions!
This is just the beginning, and you're a part of it.
Share this post with fellow gamers — let’s build something unforgettable together!

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