Announcing Class of ’89, a new game from designer Kory Jordan (Sand Art), that will join Distilled and Luthier in the ever-growing catalog of rich, thematic tabletop experiences from Paverson Games. With Art & Graphic Design by Erik Evensen (Distilled), Class of ‘89 will take you back to the days of big dreams, bigger hair, and the ultimate high school send-off!
Class of ’89
· 1-4 players
· Plays in 60-90 mins
· Medium weight/complexity
Break out the neon and dust off your mixtapes—it’s time to create the most legendary yearbook spread ever!
It’s your senior year in high school and as President of the Yearbook Club, it’s your responsibility to make sure every standout moment is captured. Compete to create the most kickin’ yearbook by sending your uniquely skilled staff all over the school. Assemble a nerd herd full of brainiacs, a team full of musclehead jocks, or a clique of style mavens who always look funky fresh. From the drama on the football field to the most wack after-school clubs, every righteous memory must be immortalized!
Compete to design the gnarliest yearbook spread before the final bell rings! Points can be gained from clever tile placement, strategic set collection, and sweet proximity bonuses— as each teacher’s class is filled with matching students. Of course, trading signatures will earn much-needed street cred. Don’t wig out … only the most awesomely organized yearbooks can win and nothing is more bodacious than one that is alphabetized!
📸 Say Cheese, Dude! – Use worker placement to snap the most cringey, classic, and totally radical senior year moments to make your yearbook the best in class!
🎸 Like, Totally Strategic! – Tile placement, set collection, and proximity bonuses will build a yearbook layout that’s wicked awesome.
🔤 ABC or Bust! – Only the most tubular yearbooks follow that all-important A-to-Z order. Mess it up, and your choice creation might just be bogus!
Traverse the memories from an iconic era that brought us everything from ‘The Breakfast Club’ to ‘Saved by the Bell’ Be on the lookout for a fly straight to retail release of Class of ’89 in late 2026. ✏️
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