Port Arthur: Sirotč vrchy is a competitive microgame for two players set in the same world as Port Arthur. Designed by Guillaume Sandance, this minimalist duel unfolds on a single card that serves both as the board and the rules reference. Each player secretly selects a value on their six-sided die, then both reveal simultaneously. The red player, who controls the figure, attempts to advance it across the track toward victory, while the blue player tries to predict and destroy the figure s position with a well-aimed strike. If the figure survives and reaches a blue-marked space that remains intact until the next round, the red player wins. If the blue player successfully targets the figure s column, the figure is destroyed — and the blue player claims victory. Simple to learn and lightning-fast to play, Orphan Hills captures the tension of bluffing and prediction in a compact, five-minute battle of wits.

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