Board games

Become the greatest wizard of the annual Great Rite by collecting and managing your Materia to feed your confidante and teach you spells. Act quickly to use your powers early... or wait to unleash them at full strength. Your path to victory is full of choices and combined tactics! In SpellBook, each player, accompanied by a confidant, has a grimoire and collects Materia to control spells and feed their confidant. The game provides pre-printed sets of spells for use in the early rounds, but soon players start drawing spells at random or creating their own combinations common to all players. Each spell combination produces an effect that lasts for the rest of the game, and the more ingenious the combination, the more powerful the effect. As the rounds progress, the game becomes a different experience each time, with over 2,100 possible spell combinations. The game ends once a wizard completes his grimoire or a confidant is fully fed, at which point the player with the most points wins. SpellBook includes a solo mode that closely matches the multiplayer experience, offering a high level of challenge and an excellent way to learn the rules of the game.

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Work together to complete missions, with the aim of completing rounds without errors. Only when you create a harmonious symphony of colors and numbers will you find that perfect synergy. Synergy is a cooperative campaign game in which you play 30 different missions. The goal is simple: get your team to win a certain number of rounds to complete the mission. Action cards can make your task easier, while challenges, super and hyper cards will make it harder for you. A round consists of playing two number cards and one goal card. Usually in the order of number-target-number. Cards are played step by step. Cards are always played face down and are only revealed after all players have played a card, after which the next card can be played face down. Players must strategically choose their goals and deduce what numbers other players can play. Once you've all played your last card, you'll find out if you're in perfect harmony with each other or if your teamwork needs a little fine-tuning.

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A few carefully folded papers and the entire marine world comes to life. Create your own ocean. Build your hand, place cards for their effect and decide whether to end the round. But you have to choose: stop the round immediately or give the others an extra turn to try to widen the gap. Is it worth taking the risk?

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Up and down, faster and faster, keep hooping! Each player has 5 cards in hand and 5 cards in front of him. On your turn you play a card and give the next player a restriction: "higher", "lower" or "double". This player must now play a card according to this restriction. If this doesn't work, he can try to play a joker... or be eliminated! You win if you are the first to discard all your cards or eliminate your opponents!

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Unmask the Werewolves is controlled by a game leader. Each player is assigned a role. This can involve ordinary citizens and werewolves, but also special characters such as the barber, the seer or the gunman. Each character does something special. At night, the game leader tells everyone to close their eyes and always calls up the characters, who can then perform their trait. The werewolves eliminate a civilian at the end of the night. When day comes again, the citizens discuss the events of the previous night in a meeting and they can try to eliminate a werewolf. But because the werewolves themselves also participate in the meeting, that decision is usually not easy… Unmask the Werewolves is an ideal game for children's parties, camping events and basically all those moments when you are with a lot of people. Success is assured, especially if you manage to create a mysterious atmosphere with candles or a campfire. The Games Friends: “ The cards in our version of Werewolves of Wakkerdam are completely worn out and that is not due to the poor quality of the game material. No, that's because of the many, many games of Werewolves. As far as we are concerned, this is the perfect party game!"

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In this original battle game you try to collect as many goats as possible without exceeding the limit. You are dealt 8 cards at the start. Each player always plays 1 card, a trick, face up on the table. The player who played the card with the lowest value draws a hill card and places it on the table, choosing 1 of the 2 values ​​on it. The player who played the card with the highest value wins the trick and starts the next one. This continues until all cards have been played. The hill is completed after 4 turns and determines the goat limit. Whoever has collected the most goats after 8 tricks and has not exceeded the goat limit wins the game. You can also choose to play multiple rounds and record the scores. Bokken Schieten is a card game that 999 Games successfully released 15 years ago, but is now self-publishing in a new guise. The game has more depth than you might think at first glance and is also an excellent stepping stone to more challenging battle games such as Wizard and De Crew.

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Warren Worthington III was a founding member of the X-Men until the evil Apocalypse transformed him into the Archangel of Death. After much effort, Angel managed to break free from Apocalypse's influence, but he continues to struggle to control the powerful and brutal Archangel personality within him. Now he's taking off in your games of Marvel Champions: The Card Game! Switching between his tactical form as an Angel and his powerful form as an Archangel, Warren is a hero who flies high in the sky and has unparalleled aerial skills. In this Hero Pack you will find Angel, his fifteen signature cards, his special "triple" identity card and a full range of Protection cards that invite you to protect your allies from harm. The X-Force team wouldn't be complete without the Angel Hero Pack! This expansion comes with a pre-built deck of 40 cards, so you can start playing as soon as you open the box.

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Upgrade your Everdell Farshore game by replacing your cardboard lighthouse with this painted wood lighthouse. Includes one wooden lighthouse for use with Everdell Farshore.

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Players will complete actions and shout crazy phrases while grabbing coconuts and bananas. If the spinner lands on a gorilla, players must claim the correct size gorilla, but that's not as easy as it seems! Easy to learn for all generations, with endless fun.

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Embark on a heroic journey as you join the Heroes Guild, which will take you on an epic adventure into Ulos' past! Two thousand years before the events of Roll Player Adventures, Queen Gimnax founds the nation of Nalos to unite Ulos under one banner. Others join forces and form the Dragul Alliance to oppose the Gnomic Queen. Meanwhile, Ulos's greatest inventor, Gulpax the Craftsman, builds a mysterious device of immense power deep within the Frozen Plain. The peace that reigns over Ulos is in danger of being disturbed. With war coming, it's a dangerous time to be a hero. You will make allies and enemies, use your unique skills to unravel the mystery of the artisan and determine the future of Ulos. Who will prevail in the coming great war? Roll Player Adventures: Gulpax's Secret is a new seven-adventure campaign for the critically acclaimed cooperative narrative board game for 1-4 players. Players take on the role of fantasy heroes to take on new challenges, explore new environments, meet new characters in the World of Ulos, and make meaningful decisions that change the story. Gulpax's Secret requires the Roll Player Adventures base game to play. Embark on a heroic journey with your hero! Choose from one of eighteen pre-made characters or a host of additional characters - either from thirty-six pre-made characters from Adventures or a completed character from Roll Player.

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Get to know the exciting world of the Sound Box! This innovative game lets you listen to sounds that other players make and challenges you to use creativity and deductive skills to guess the concepts on the sound cards. At the start of each round, a Guesser is appointed and the remaining players are the Noisemakers. Each Noise Maker is randomly assigned a card. Once the hourglass starts, everyone starts making the sound of the concept written on their card at the same time! And when they stop, the Guesser has to, as the name suggests, guess which cards match the sounds they were making. The more sounds you guess, the further along the soundtrack you go. If you manage to reach the crown, you win the game! Prepare for 13 seconds of hilarious acoustic extravaganza! Have you ever heard the sound of a giant monster attacking a tennis match on a stormy night? Well, something like that could definitely happen to you! Whether you want to enjoy a fun game night with friends and family or are looking for exciting and entertaining entertainment, a game of Sound Box guarantees hours of fun. Stimulate your senses and crack your brain as you discover the musical magic of Sound Box!

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You are the oldest builders of this world, the last heirs of an illustrious civilization. Use your knowledge to help her grandeur endure through time! Ancient Knowledge is a tableau building game with volatile, intense, subtle and provocative strategies. Optimize how your cards work together and build amazing monuments to commemorate the glory of your civilization. Gain the knowledge of your monuments before they are lost forever! Earn as many victory points as possible and prove yourself worthy of your famous ancestors.

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Turing Machine is a fascinating and competitive deduction game. It offers a unique experience of interrogating a proto-computer that works without electricity or any form of technology, paving the way for a new generation of deduction games. The target? Find the secret code before the other players do, by asking smart questions to the machine. With Turing Machine you use an analog computer with unique, punched cards. The game offers over seven million problems, from simple to mind-bogglingly complex combinations, making the gameplay endless! In addition to the original competitive mode, you can join forces as a team or try to beat the game on your own while playing solo. Are you ready for an intense cerebral gaming experience?

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At No Context you make connections using random artwork from the amazing webcomic creator Mr. Lovenstein! At the start of the game, each player is assigned one of up to 7 target images that they try to get the other players to guess to earn points! These images are selected from some of the most unforgettable panels from the Mr. range. Lovenstein. In turn, players choose another panel from the comparison row and place it in one of the spaces on their game board. They place the card with the green check mark side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way, or with the red x side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way somehow does not match this card. Each player can repeat this process 3 times to give the other players some clues when guessing. If at any time a player feels confident that he knows which target picture belongs to another player, he can place his corresponding numbered betting card face down on that player's betting spot. Players only have one copy of each betting spot, so make sure you choose your time well or know the risks if you go early. Once all bets have been placed, players take turns revealing the guesses made about their card and which card was actually theirs. Correct bets earn points in the order they are placed, so players who wait too long could miss out on points even if they were correct. Be ready to explain yourself after the round is over, because hearing the thoughts behind why your friends made the connections they did is the most fun part of the game!

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After years of experimentation in your shared laboratory, you and your fellow alchemists have successfully transmuted common metals into gold! Now all that remains is to perfect the formula and repeat the experiments to find the perfect combination of metals that produce the purest gold. In this competitive trick game you can earn points by either collecting gold or by correctly bidding on how many tricks you will win. Unlike many other trick games, Aurum uses a "must-not-follow" card playing system. Smartly anticipate which cards can be played to win the game!

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Unmatched: Brains and Brawn, the fifth and final of the Unmatched Marvel set, features some of Marvel's coolest heroes: Spider-Man, Dr. Strange and She Hulk. Spidey swings across the battlefield, using his spider senses to keep him safe. Dr. Strange has, well, the best cards in the game and She-Hulk won't think twice about throwing a book - or anything heavy nearby. The Games Friends: We really doubted whether Unmatched would be something for us, but we were positively surprised. There is a lot of interaction and it is nice that each character plays differently. Recommended!

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In the middle of the forest, all kinds of chefs have gathered around the pot to compete against each other. They do everything they can to make the best wild soup! Play your cards to add ingredients to the pot: the flavors will only be revealed once the cards reach a value of 10. Fruit, vegetables, insects and even boots - you try everything to ensure that your soup is as tasty as possible. Feel free to sabotage the opponents' recipes.

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Divinus is a competitive, legacy, tile-laying game where you play as a demigod trying to win the favor of the gods and ascend to a new pantheon. Players embark on twelve scenarios in which they explore lands, complete quests, communicate with gods, and influence the outcome of the epic conflict between the Greek and Norse pantheons. At the start of each scenario, players open a sealed box containing new quests, parts, stickers, gods, game mechanics and more. The Divinus app provides a story for players and sets the stakes for what's to come. Each turn, players spend dice from their pool to explore new tiles from the world board. They must place the tiles in their demigod card, adjacent to each other and with matching properties, while working on general quest and god goals. Throughout the campaign, players make lasting changes to their demigods by collecting powerful artifacts, forging their dice by changing sides, and earning titles for the achievements they achieve. Players also permanently change the game world by customizing tiles and placing new locations, heroes and monsters on the tiles. As players complete quests or other important goals, they can make crucial decisions through the Divinus app. Players will determine the outcome of dilemmas such as choosing which side will prevail in battle, building or destroying a sacred site, and deciding whether a god lives or dies. Whatever outcome the player chooses, the game components may change and the Divinus app will remember the decision and present contextual options affected by the choice in the future. For example, returning to a fortress you helped the Norse gods build may earn you praise, while demigods favored by the Greek pantheon are shunned. The Divinus campaign is preferably played over several play sessions because of the persistent and changing world. The rulebook grows with each scenario as new rules and content are unlocked. After the campaign is completed, players can replay their unique copy of Divinus with the "Infinite Replayability" mode.

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The Eternal Sea is calling... The rugged coast north of the Everdell Valley is a land of adventure and mystery. Steady sailors search for fertile islands and valuable treasures. Dutiful monks inhabit abbeys and scriptoriums, where they carefully translate and illuminate. Hardworking people gather resources and build their cities in harmony with the ever-changing waves of the mighty ocean. Welcome to the new standalone game in the world of Everdell! This is the land of Farshore. Throughout each season, you lead a crew of workers to build a prosperous city and explore the enchanting ocean. You must carefully plan your actions to build and sail, because only by adapting to the changing winds will you succeed. The wind is high. The sun rises on the horizon. It's time to go on an adventure!

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Flash is a flashy card game in which you try to get rid of all your cards in your hand and be the last one standing. On your turn you always play 1 card. This must have a higher value than that of the previous card or show a star of the same color. In the latter case, the value of the card may also be lower than that of the previous one. A round is over when all but one player has passed or when 1 or more players have played their last card. The last player standing or who has played his last card gets a point. If you are the first to get 3 points, you win! Flash is super simple in terms of rules, but to win it you have to come from a good background. You have to judge when to play certain values ​​or stars or not. Jokers have no values, but all colors of stars do. This means they can help you out of sticky situations. If you are a fan of LAMA, then you will certainly appreciate Flits!

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City Planner is a version of Town Center mixed with Card City and dice, using 9 cards, 9 cubes and 9 dice. Your small city is divided into several blocks containing different neighborhoods (residential, commercial, industrial, cultural buildings, town hall or mixed zones of residential and commercial buildings). It is a dice game where you decide where to place/block/influence the dice to get the most money/VP (victory points). During the game, players go through the following four phases in order: roll dice, pass a card, score all cards, end turn. The game ends after 8 rounds.

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Horrified: American Monsters is a standalone game that features similar gameplay to 2019's Horrified, challenging players to conquer the "Universal Monsters" from classic films. This cooperative game pits you against classic American nightmarish creatures: Bigfoot, Mothman, the Jersey Devil, the Chupacabra, the Banshee of the Badlands, and the Ozark Howler. The more creatures there are in the game, the harder the challenge becomes, with players having to use their unique powers to figure out how to defeat each monster.

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Dogs from all over the world come to Dog Park. The Dogs of the Word Expansion contains 29 cards and 3 new skills: Friendly, Fusspot and World Traveler!

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Kingdom Rush: Elemental Uprising is a fully cooperative, standalone board game for 1 to 4 players that delivers the ultimate tower defense experience for the tabletop. Players take on the role of asymmetrical heroes defending their kingdom against waves of oncoming monster hordes. Players place towers to attack hordes, using polyomino tiles to cover monsters until all monsters in a horde are covered and destroyed. Players earn crystals and gold, which can be spent on purchasing new towers or Tower Modifications to improve and customize their existing towers. Monsters have several special abilities that players must take into account, passing towers between each other and positioning attacks to bypass magical shields and monster powers. The heroes will also have to deal with game-changing events and elemental disruptions, such as volcanoes and cyclones. The game is scenario-based and can be played as individual, replayable scenarios or as a steadily evolving campaign leading to major boss battles, hero challenges and more. Kingdom Rush offers easy-to-learn rules with a high level of tactics for experienced players. At the start of each scenario, players can choose from different difficulty levels or even take on the dreaded Iron Challenges, which require near-perfect strategies to overcome.

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These 3 friends are super cute and show up when you least expect them. They love it when you remember their names and you call them at the right time!

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This Recharge Pack allows players to restart the Shadow of Yggdrasil expansion after completing the campaign. Using glueless stickers for everything attached to the tiles and board, along with the player storage boxes, rule book, and a fresh sheet of stickers, you can completely get your copy back to a fresh start!

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Motu is a game created by the famous board game maker Scott Almes. The illustrations were made by Olivier Danchin. In Motu you position your cards as smartly as possible and try to use the different resources wisely. Do you know how to play it best? Then you win Motu!

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Deep Dive is a press-your-luck set-collection game where you use your group of penguins to dive deep into the ocean and collect the most bountiful collection of food! Turns are simple: Turn over an ocean tile and see what you reveal. You can take what you find in the shallows or dive deeper, hoping for a bigger catch - but the deeper you go, the more numerous the predators become. As you surface with food, build sets of three colors. Focus on the colors you need to complete sets and score the maximum number of points. When one of the ocean's depths is fully explored, the game ends and the penguin group with the best food sets wins!

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As the Commander of a team of Catstronauts, you will take part in fast-paced missions to visit planets in the solar system and rescue poor helpless kittens! From the designers of Kittin, Catstronauts is a family game of speed and sequence, where players race to match their numbered Catstronauts with each of the planet cards in the correct order. With 16 "meeples" that can be customized with 16 unique cat face stickers, players can create their perfect team of expert Catstronauts.

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After plundering and exploring the North Sea with the famous board game series, it is now time to delve deeper into the world as a Viking warrior in the role-playing game The North Sea Epilogues. Create heroes and battle enemies, discover mysteries and build your reputation. The possibilities are endless and the North Sea awaits you. So ready the longboats and prepare to forge a thrilling and epic saga! The North Sea Epilogues is a cooperative game for 1 game leader (GM) and a maximum of 5 players. The GM is the narrator of the story. The players are the heroes in the story. They must work together to creatively overcome the GM's challenges to breathe life into the story.

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It's a sequel to the award-winning deduction game of the future - and also of the past! Get ready for a great time as you travel through the most exciting eras and countries! Unmask a spy in a Neanderthal Cave or a Lunar Base, hide in a WWI Airship or Leonardo's studio, and do your best not to reveal all the secrets of the Japanese ninja or a Spanish entity where you certainly didn't expect it! Spyfall: Time Travel is a standalone sequel to Spyfall - an easy-to-learn party game that features bluffing, suspicion, probing questions and clever answers. At the start of each round, players receive a secret card with information about the group's location, except for one player who receives the spy card instead. The spy doesn't know where he is, but if he can guess the location before his cover is discovered, he wins the round! This game is fully compatible with other games from Spyfall.

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The Aztecs are under attack by alien invaders! Try to save as many Aztecs as possible from the alien invaders. In Space Aztecs you have to be smart, cunning, sneaky and sneaky. Each turn, players choose a card from the piles around the sundial and all players play that card simultaneously. The order of play depends on the time shown on the cards. The earlier the time, the sooner you can play. The person with the earliest time also becomes the starting player in the next round. Build up your city with this and try to protect your inhabitants against an alien attack. There are various card families, each with their own way of scoring points or a specific effect, such as using a flying saucer attack. The game ends when a certain number of card piles around the sundial are empty or a certain number of flying saucer attacks have been played.

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Welcome to Machi Koro town. You have just been elected mayor. Congratulations! Unfortunately, the residents have some pretty big demands: jobs, an amusement park, a few cheese factories, and maybe even a radio tower. A difficult proposition, since the city currently consists of only a wheat field, a bakery and a single die. Armed with only your trusty dice and a dream, you must grow Machi Koro into the largest city in the region. You will have to collect income from developments, build public works and steal money from your neighbors' safes. Just make sure they don't do the same to you! Machi Koro is a fast game for 2-4 players. Each player wants to develop the city on their own terms to complete all the under-construction sights faster than their rivals. In turn, players roll one or two dice. If the sum of rolls matches the number of a building a player owns, they gain that building's effect; in some cases, opponents will also benefit from your throw (just as you can benefit from theirs). Then, with money in hand, a player can build a landmark or a new building, preferably increasing the prosperity of their city in the future. The first player to build all their landmarks wins!

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A game of tricks where your predictions empty your hand. As a Mayan priest, your role is to interpret the cycles of creation and destruction on the various calendars. Make the most accurate predictions to become the one and only Great Priest. Sacrifice cards and try to win corresponding tricks to prove your worth!

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Reiner Knizia's auction game about film production. Over four rounds, players bid on tokens representing real directors, actors, cameras, effects, music, guest stars and agents. These are all placed on the players' film strips to complete the film production. So for example a movie might need 2 actors, but no music or effects and so on. When films are completed, the point value is marked and another strip of film is taken. There are two sides each round, where players can choose from offers without paying anything. There are bonus points for the first completed films and the best films, the best directors, even the worst film. The auction continues until one winning bid remains. Players pay into the pot with contracts, and the rest of the players share the pot each turn. So it's a closed economy where players try to time bidding for what they really need to complete movies.

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While it doesn't add any new gameplay elements to Bardsung, this box is perfect if you want more highly detailed hobgoblin miniatures. (And, honestly, who wouldn't want that?) Paint them, add them to your own scenarios, or even use them in, ahem, other games... It's up to you! But whatever you decide to do, be careful. Taking on this nasty bunch would be no easy task.

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After millennia of infertility, life has returned to Rauha. As a venerable Shaman, one of his five worlds has been entrusted to you. Your powers are divine and allow you to shape the environment to make this world a cradle of life energy, a guardian of serenity and harmony for centuries to come. Get the most victory points to win the game. You have 2 Ages to transform your world into an energetic core of Rauha. In Age 1, vegetation, terrain and wildlife will appear. In Age 2, civilizations will flourish.

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The Gig is a game in which players are members of a jazz group who improvise their way through a song, competing to take the spotlight and please the crowd while creating amazing solos! The game consists of six rounds, also called "numbers". In each song, players count down, roll and place dice in real time to get symbols and create patterns. When a player has placed all four of his dice, he shouts "Take it to the bridge!" and other players must stop rerolling and place the remaining dice. After all the dice have been placed, players can add the shape their dice have formed to their instrument's unique solo board, which offers a different challenge and method of scoring. Players can use symbols obtained from the number and their solo boards to quickly change their dice, save them for end-of-game scoring, or spend them to purchase audience cards, each representing a newly acquired fan that gives you a different way to score points at the end of the game. After the six-song setlist has been played, the player with the most points earned from their solo, audience cards, harmonies and symbol sets wins.

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You lead a great civilization at the height of its influence, but can you save it from collapse? In Empire's End, 2-4 players battle to keep disaster at bay. Empire's End combines the intuitive and elegant mechanics of reverse bidding with engine building, long-term planning and strategic depth. The result is a fast-paced game with abundant tension and multiple challenging paths to victory. Players start with a civilization at the height of its power. The game progresses through a series of stages that vary as you progress through the game. During the Disaster Phase, players face a common threat, such as famine, a flood, or barbarians. The player who ends the bidding must take the ramp, which destroys one of their territories. With every disaster that strikes an empire, its people grow in wisdom and resilience. In the manner of the modern classic game "No Thanks", the resources offered by all players will ultimately accrue to the player who ultimately takes the disaster card. That player will also gain a new ability, an innovation that reflects their empire's adaptability in times of challenge. Each turn, players move along a progression track that determines whether they face a disaster or another type of stage. Players can obtain new resources during production phases, rebuild lost territories during industry phases, and challenge each other during military phases. At the end of the progress track, the game ends and the winner is the civilization with the most victory points. Intact areas contribute to points, but innovations and military successes can provide alternative ways to win.

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Do you have what it takes to defend Valeria? For more than a month, the monstrous creatures have surrounded your fortress near the southern border of Valeria with hordes of monsters and mighty war machines. Your supplies are almost depleted, but you have mobilized your soldiers and holy troops to meet the enemy's final attack. If you cannot break the siege within seven days, your fortress will fall and the southern border will collapse. Siege of Valeria is a fast-paced survival game where players must defend their castle against waves of monstrous enemies. You'll use cards and dice to defeat the attack, and it's essential that you find clever ways to combine your forces!

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