Imagine a world where everything went wrong. Fifteen years ago, a secret society known as 'Cloud' decided that the best way to dominate the planet was by burning down forests and sabotaging oil production. The result? A catastrophic environmental disaster that left the earth dry and uninhabitable. Now, the only way to survive is by navigating the skies in airships, searching for any sign of a better life and basic resources. This is the dystopian setting of CloudAge.

In the game, you take command of your own airship and must explore this desolate map. The dynamics are intense: you visit cities, deploy drones to mine resources, and, of course, clash with the Cloud militia to ensure your survival. The standout feature here is an innovative sleeving mechanism that transforms how resource gathering works. You'll have to predict what is hidden beneath the clouds—will you find the resource you need or just more trouble?

The heart of the game is engine-building. You use the collected resources to upgrade your airship or recruit new crew members who bring unique abilities, creating that satisfying feeling of progression. All of this is wrapped in a smart campaign system. Instead of tackling a massive rulebook all at once, rules and new elements are introduced gradually, chapter by chapter, making the learning curve smooth. You don't just play; you help shape the story of this world. And if you're in a hurry or just want to test the mechanics, there are standalone story spin-offs that can be played as single scenarios. It's the perfect blend of deck-building, resource management, and narrative, ideal for those who love feeling their character truly grow in a hostile environment.