Cranio Creations

Anunnaki: Dawn of the Gods is a 4x Eurogame by Simone Luciani and Danilo Sabia, set in a dystopian past, where mythology and science fiction collide. Each player represents a different house whose rulers are considered gods by Earth's population. Players build bases, recruit troops, embody gods, explore the territory, develop their own technology, sign trade contracts, defeat local rulers and armies of other players and try to conquer Atlantis, which possesses enormous treasures. Different actions grant a certain number of immediate victory points. Additionally, random setting objectives will grant you significant victory points at the end of the game, based on specific conditions. Ultimately, the player with the most VPs will be the winner. In addition to a strong dose of tactics (the luck factor is minimal), the game features an innovative action selection system with stars that confronts players with interesting choices: players can reincarnate their gods by performing their actions in a precise order, or they can perform some giving up gods, jumping freely from one action to another on their board, choosing the best actions from time to time.

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Dreams for Rebel Girls is a cooperative card game for 2 or more players. All players win or lose together! Each round, one of the players must get the other players to guess one queen from the nine on the table, just by showing them illustrated clue cards. Use your imagination and discover more about the amazing women of "Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls"

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Maharaja is a strategic area control game. Don the robes of the priests of four major Indian deities and journey across the kingdom building altars and statues dedicated to them. Secretly plan your strategy and try to defeat your opponents using characters and their skills. Each round the Maharaja, the great king of India, will visit a new city and players will be rewarded according to the value of their gods in that city. At the start of each round, players secretly plan their actions on their checker, in a phase that must be played simultaneously. At the end of the seventh round, or when a player builds the seventh statue, the game ends. The player with the most prestige wins the game. Maharaja is a complex game.

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