Grand Gamers Guild

Inferno is a worker placement and soul management game in which players guide sinners to their correct circles in Hell. The game board consists of two parts: one depicts all nine circles of Hell and the soul register, while the other depicts early 14th-century Florence, with all its power struggles and palace intrigues—the city where Dante himself lived. Each turn consists of two phases: In the Inferno phase, you guide a soul through Hell. If you manage to place that soul in the correct circle, you earn Infamy points. In the Florence phase, you choose between two actions. You can activate a location in the city, for example, to take in a street urchin, add an extra floor to your family tower, or invite an influential person. Or you choose to expose a sinner. They will then be sentenced to death, and their soul will descend into hell. This will earn you entry on the soul register, which keeps track of who has "delivered" how many souls. Each time someone dies, Dante comes closer to his descent. Once he reaches the gate to Purgatory, the game ends. The one with the most Infamy points wins – and is officially considered untrustworthy.

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Gods and Titans collide in a new world. Build your deck, control territories and battle opponents for supremacy. The first player to collect 4 elements is the winner. These can be obtained by defeating the four elemental altars or by defeating other players' gods and stealing them.

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The Artemis Odyssey begins many generations after the events of The Artemis Project. Using the alien items deep in the oceans of the frozen moon Europa as a technological springboard, humanity has quickly become able to reach the distant stars... and the mysterious orbiting planets. Build powerful starships to cross the vast void of interstellar space, land on uninhabited planets to find valuable resources. Establish your presence with colonies, factories and mighty terraformers. With a bit of luck you might even discover more alien technology. Your exploration is done through a clever system of hidden planning on a shared board. When the planning board is full, it is resolved in order... with all players benefiting from each other's plans! By anticipating what your opponents want to do next, where they want to go, and how they want to score, you can get the most out of your efforts and ensure that your faction builds the largest network! Get ready to venture deep into the Milky Way... The Artemis Odyssey begins now!

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