Easter 2026

Don't let yourself go crazy and be the first to build a stable tower in this chaotic party game! Be the first to stack the colored blocks into a stable tower to win this chaotic skill game. Sounds simple, right? But don't rush it, because various handicaps will try to drive you crazy! Can you, for example, act like a T-Rex or an elephant? And what if the blocks literally fall from the sky? The only things you can rely on are your own hands and the instructions on the cards. Can you build the towers the fastest without dropping them? Construction starts as a simple party game that's fun for all ages, whether at the dinner table or at a party, but Construction quickly takes the house down a peg! Once the tension mounts, Construction suddenly becomes a chaotic battle everyone wants to join in! Show your friends and family who you can build the fastest with one eye, or throw blocks at each other with precision in teams! Construction leads to tons of humor, fun, and excitement, turning any event into a party! Each player has five colored blocks in front of them and must stack them correctly according to the instructions on the card. Each color's position in the tower is indicated with colors and arrows, but sometimes the cards try to mislead you. Not only does the stacking order change with each card, but some cards also give all players a handicap to make stacking more difficult. For example, sometimes you have to build with your weak hand or just your index fingers! Are you the first to build your tower in the correct order? Then quickly place your hand on the building permit to win the card! The first player to collect 10 cards wins the game. If you're looking for more of a challenge, or prefer to work in teams, Bouwval offers several variations to make your playing experience even more fun!

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Welcome, traveler! Welcome to the Tokaido, the legendary East Sea Road that connects Kyoto with Edo. Here you begin an extraordinary journey on which you can discover a thousand wonders for the first time. Take your time and admire the lush views: the majestic mountains, peaceful coastline, and vast rice paddies... Nature leaves an indelible impression that you'll cherish for years to come. Take advantage of the lucrative stopovers that come your way, the soothing influence of the hot springs and the countless culinary delicacies that will tantalize your taste buds. Add surprising souvenirs to your collection, from the simplest to the most unique, acquired through unexpected encounters that can influence the course of your journey.

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The journey continues! Return to the enchanting world of Middle-earth with The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Trick-Taking Game! This is a standalone sequel to The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Trick-Taking Game, featuring several play modes, including solo, 2-player, and The Road Goes Ever On.

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Old friends and foes clash on the streets of New York in an epic battle between good and evil: will Doctor Strange and Hulk prevail, or will Ultron and Loki win the day? In MARVEL: Skirmish! In New York players face off in the iconic battleground of New York City. Using unique, asymmetrical decks full of heroes or villains, you strategically play your cards to outsmart your opponent. Exploit the weaknesses in their cards, collect powerful artifacts, and capture key locations to gain the upper hand. With original comic book illustrations, quick setup, and high replayability, MARVEL: Skirmish! In New York offers an exciting, tactical gaming experience every time. The eternal struggle between heroes and villains continues—choose your side and bring the fight to the streets!

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Vantage is an open-world, cooperative adventure game for 1 to 6 players, designed by Jamey Stegmaier. Vantage offers an entire planet to explore, with players interacting with each other while spread out across the world. With nearly 800 interconnected locations on maps and over 900 other exploration maps, the world is your playground. You begin each game of Vantage aboard an intergalactic spaceship bound for an undiscovered planet. After a crash, far away from your companions, you have complete freedom in how you explore, discover, and interact with the planet. You view your location from a first-person perspective—you can communicate with and support other players, but you're at a great distance, so only you can see your current location. In addition to a mission victory, a destiny victory, or an epic victory (where you complete both the mission and the destiny), you can also define success in Vantage yourself, based on everything you pursue and achieve. Vantage is not a campaign game and is completely standalone (no expansions, just a few accessories like metal coins).

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Iconic Neon Stories is a party game where players use icons to create the most iconic stories. Can you switch quickly and handle your tasks? How does the game work? The game is played in rounds. At the beginning of each round, all players receive five cards from the draw pile. The draw pile consists entirely of cards with icons. The goal of the game is to create stories and make them as appealing as possible to the group you are playing with, as everyone votes for their favorite story of the round. A round consists of three phases: Phase 1: Invent and Change. Phase 2: Storytelling. Phase 3: Voting. During the first phase (30 seconds), one card from the draw pile is revealed. This card must be the beginning of each story. Players may then discard cards from their hand and draw new cards once. During the second phase, all players tell their story. But at the beginning of their turn, another card from the draw pile is revealed, and that must be the end of their story. After all the stories, players vote for their favorite. The player with the most votes wins the round.

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The year is 1977. You're a promising musician dreaming of success with your band. Over the next few months, you'll rehearse, perform, write songs, and promote your band. With careful planning and a little luck, you'll become more famous than anyone else and break through as the artist of the year. Designed by rock legend and board game enthusiast Jackie Fox (of the 70s rock band The Runaways) and illustrated by Jennifer Giner, Rock Hard: 1977 is a game for 2 to 5 players ages 14 and up, with sessions lasting 45 to 90 minutes. Using worker placement mechanics, players take on the role of a rising rock star and compete to earn the most Fame points over multiple rounds. Rock Hard: 1977 is played over up to nine rounds, each representing a typical day in a month in 1977, from April through December. You win the game by accumulating the most Fame… And how do you earn Fame? By increasing your reputation, skills, and song quality, securing productions, performance, and promotional bonuses, scoring record deals and royalties, playing gigs, and hanging out at the hottest spots. Each player has a unique manager who helps them boost their music career with a specific skill. Of course, you have to pay for their work, otherwise it costs you Fame points. And sometimes a rocker needs a little extra help to get through the day. That's why players can also consume candy to get an extra turn and perform more actions. But overconsumption can lead to a sugar rush. The game is impressively designed. The personal player board is designed like an amplifier, with knobs acting as markers that you adjust during the game. The turn order is indicated by guitar picks, and the money resembles real dollars. Behind this original theme lies a strong mechanic. Players experience continuous growth, from the early stages of earning extra money and a small band to major concerts on legendary stages. All this with a wide variety of event cards and unique skills of rockers and managers that make every game different. Are you ready to become a rock star?

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This is the sunny edition of "Who Knows What" where you can show off your camping or hotel knowledge! This game sheet has 32 creative and relaxing categories for an unforgettable game night at your favorite holiday destination.

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Expand The White Castle with a new game board and additional actions! Matcha introduces numerous new features that add variety to your gaming experience: a new bridge with its own dice, new locations where you can gain influence (the teahouse) and gather resources (the pond view), new clan members (the geishas), and an additional resource: the chasen . You also get an extra turn to accumulate as many influence points as possible. Designed by Sheila Santos and Israel Cendrero (the duo known as Llama Dice, also the authors of The Red Cathedral ) and featuring atmospheric illustrations by Joan Guardiet, The White Castle: Matcha is the first expansion to The White Castle . This expansion includes a central game board expansion, a green bridge, five green dice, sixteen coins, twenty-six tiles, four personal boards, twenty geisha figures, and thirty-nine cards. Just like in the base game, the goal is to accumulate as many influence points as possible by placing clan members in strategic locations throughout the castle. This expansion adds a fourth group of pawns to your personal inventory: the geishas, who are housed in the teahouse. The tea ceremony is at the heart of Japanese culture and embodies fundamental values such as hospitality, respect, and Zen philosophy. It is believed that tea, imported from China in the 12th century, helped solve the health problems of Buddhist monks. Over the years, the ceremony evolved into a haven for samurai, far from battle. Master Sen no Rikyu played a key role in transforming the tea ceremony into a sign of status and later even a platform for cultural, religious, and political negotiations. Thus, the ritual is not only about hospitality but also about respect and political finesse. Throughout the game, placing your clan members well in the Chashitsu (tea house) will grant you greater influence in the Himeji court. But that's not all: you also gain an additional action each round, increasing the total number of available actions in the game from nine to twelve. Are you ready to return to Himeji Castle and master the subtleties of the tea ceremony? Please note: The White Castle: Matcha box contains a small envelope with five cards. These are intended to replace their counterparts from the main deck. There was a small error in the graphics, which we discovered in time and were able to fix. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we hope you enjoy this fantastic expansion!

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Hello, and welcome to Galactic Cruise. Here we offer our guests something special: the comfort of a luxury cruise combined with the innovation of space travel. As the first company to offer long-term space vacations, we are excited to have you join us! As a supervisor for this company, you will not only be expected to build these ships and delight our guests, but also to help grow the company by improving our network, developing new technologies, and expanding our workforce. We are a unified company, and you will often find that what another supervisor does makes your job easier. Let me be clear, though: this is a competition. Our current CEO is stepping down in three years, and the supervisor who has the most influence at the end will take his place. On your turn, you will deploy a worker to perform two actions in the ever-expanding network, launching a ship and sending one of your workers into space as a pilot, or recalling all of your workers to Earth to collect funding bonuses. Actions include acquiring blueprints, building ships, attracting guests, and developing connections between locations that increase your choice of actions throughout the game. You will also influence the resource markets, which rise and fall based on the actions of all players. When you launch a ship, one of your workers will join it as a pilot, navigating the ship to various destinations and “days in space” where guests will reward you for all your hard work. Throughout the game, you will also compete with your fellow supervisors to achieve company goals, which will earn you progress cubes throughout the game. Progress cubes are also placed when you launch ships, and when a certain number of cubes have been placed on the company progress track, the game ends and the player with the most Victory Points becomes the new CEO of Galactic Cruise. Do you still think you have what it takes to work for us? Yes? Great. Let's get started.

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This set, Final Girl – Miniatures Box (Series 3), contains 21 miniatures specially designed for use with the Feature Films from Series 3: The Killer from Tomorrow, Hell to Pay, The Falconwood Files, The Marrek Murders and Don't Make a Sound. These miniatures replace standard standees with beautifully crafted figures that bring every character and threat to life. They add an extra layer of atmosphere and detail to your game, making every session feel even more intense and cinematic. Ideal for players who enjoy their horror adventures with maximum immersion.

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The dice version of 7 Wonders, the most awarded game in the world. Lead one of the seven great cities of the ancient world to its greatest prosperity. Build a time-defying Wonder, make scientific advances, develop trade, carefully manage your resources and gold reserves, but also keep an eye on your neighboring cities! Ignoring them could cost you dearly!

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Welcome to Tolleno, a jewel of civilization! At the crossroads of cultures and trade, the Latin city of Tolleno rises above the water. Anchored in fertile land and bathed in a perpetual glow, this lakeside city is a crossroads where talented artisans, visionary builders, and adventurous merchants meet. Here, every building tells a story, and when the earth can no longer support human ambition, structures rise to the sky, defying nature's limits. On the canals that wind between the neighborhoods, a tireless fleet transports wood, stone, and goods, feeding the thirst for expansion of this thriving metropolis. Tolleno never sleeps: it vibrates, it breathes, it grows, and it calls on you to contribute to its glorious future.

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In Tectonic Tribes, five tribes navigate the mysterious world of Joldu, a world where the terrain is still forming and shifting tectonic plates constantly reveal new surprises. Each of these Tectonic Tribes aims to secure territories for themselves. Which tribe will emerge victorious when the terrain settles? Players take turns playing cards in the ever-expanding territory between them. This allows various territories, such as forests, water areas, and diamond mines, to expand. However, because the cards are stacked on top of each other, the territories can also be interrupted. A player can place a tribe card adjacent to a territory and score points this way. But be careful! You only score points if your tribe has the majority of tents adjacent to a territory. If another tribe has more tents adjacent to the same territory, your opponent gets the points and you get nothing. The order in which cards are placed is determined by the number in the corner of the card. The player who plays the highest card is the first to place a territory or tribe card in the territory. At least one and a maximum of five of the territory cards must always overlap with a card already on the table. Try to cleverly expand your own territories and interrupt your opponents' territories so that you end up with the largest tribe and win the game.

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Dungeons & Dragons - Dragon Delves: An Adventure Anthology takes you on an epic journey with the dragons of D&D. This collection contains ten dragon-themed adventures for characters from level 1 to 12. Each adventure is instantly playable and includes handy quick-start guides and clear preparation steps for Dungeon Masters, so you can easily get to the table. You will enter mysterious dungeons, explore atmospheric fantasy locations, and encounter all chromatic and metallic dragons, each with their own character, magic, and temperament. Whether you're sneaking into the treasure lair of a cunning copper dragon, facing the destructive power of a red dragon, or trying to tame a proud gold dragon, these adventures can be played individually or form a larger campaign. Dragon Delves stands out with beautiful artwork in ten different styles, a gallery of dragon art from the history of D&D, and an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the new designs of these iconic creatures. The adventures take place in diverse locations, from pirate lairs to decaying cities, each with its own map and unique dragon lair, ensuring every session offers a new experience.

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Discover this latest HITSTER 100% NL Edition! Developed in collaboration with radio station 100% NL, this special edition is packed with hits from Dutch artists and takes you on a journey through the rich music history of our own country. With over 300 cards, each featuring an iconic track from Dutch artists, this is the ultimate game for true music lovers! The songs are in both Dutch and English, written and/or sung by Dutch artists.

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Congratulations on your new job at A5 Logistics! You and your team will work together to organize the warehouse as efficiently as possible. You'll do this by carefully remembering where everything is, using your imagination, and coming up with creative and funny stories. Draw a product tile from the stack, discuss with your team what it resembles, and place it somewhere you can easily remember. Once the tile is placed, turn it over. From that point on, no one may look at it again until the end of the game. Therefore, it's important that your team remembers where all the tiles are. Every day, Monday through Friday, your team will place 7 tiles in this manner. Starting Tuesday, a rule card will be added each day, affecting how you can place the tiles and how you can communicate with each other. By the end of the week, the warehouse is full: 35 covered product tiles in exactly the places you placed them. Time to let the customers in! They rush in for a lightning-fast 5-minute round and want their products back. Your job? Match all the covered product tiles to the correct customer cards with the same image. Then comes the weekly performance review, where your score is determined based on how quickly and accurately you served the customers. The more bizarre and funny stories you come up with, the better you'll remember everything. You're capable of more than you think!

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Trick-taking and deck-building all in one! Try to win as many fish as possible in this challenging card game. You use your won cards in the next round. If you don't catch enough fish, you refill your hand with fresh cards. Whoever scores the most points wins the game, but how many fresh fish do you need for that?

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This fast-paced card game has no winners, only one big loser. To prevent this, you must ensure that you have no cards left on the table at the end of the game. Players take turns placing cards on the pile, which keeps growing. If you cannot play a card, you take the entire pile of cards. Pay close attention, because action cards and quartets cause chaos at the table. Make your friends and family cry (with laughter) by having them take piles of cards and don't be the last one left with your cards in this hilarious game!

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Organize your board game and set up games in no time with the inserts from Folded Space! All parts have their own place, so you never lose anything again and the containers with small parts can simply be placed on the table as general stock! Folded Space has a lot of inserts for a lot of different games. You can find all the Folded Space inserts here . The inserts are made of evacore and you can easily assemble them yourself with wood glue. You can use this glue for example. Curious how to do that? You can find the manuals for the Folded Space products on their website or in the packaging of the product.

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From the Spine of the World Mountains to the bustling fishing villages of Earthquake Fish Bay flows a river where fortunes can be made and lowly traders can rub shoulders with Rokugan's elite. Will your clan become the dominant force along this River of Gold? In River of Gold, players take on the role of river traders connected to legendary samurai clans, each seeking to exploit the river to gain wealth, glory, and wisdom. Will you invest in developing ports, markets, shrines and more along the banks of the busy river? Or do you rely on sailing the river of gold, increasing your wealth and influence through supply contracts, visits to the nobility, and gaining a little divine favor in times of trouble? River of Gold offers a beautifully engraved metal gold game board, illustrated by master fantasy cartographer Francesca Baerald. In addition to its beauty, the game is fast and smart, with minimal waiting time and a play time of just one hour. Eurogames fans will enjoy this medium difficulty game, and with easy to learn, intuitive rules you can get River of Gold up and running in no time.

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The weather is nice, perfect for a run. The little animals make their way from tree to tree, but this little world is also very greedy and at the slightest temptation a snack break is needed to slow down the race.

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Moby Trick is a trick-taking game for 2-4 players with many choices and possibilities. Play a card, win the trick and choose your points and receive bonus cards and use them wisely.

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In Lumicora, you're responsible for rebuilding one of these important coral reefs. Who can create the most impressive ecosystem by cleverly redistributing their coral tiles? Skillfully expand the number of different coral types and attract as many sea creatures as possible in this battle to build the most unique coral reef.

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In Who Knows What, each player gets a sheet with different categories. The game starts as soon as a letter is chosen from the letter bar. Then the first row is played and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word that starts with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then the points are added together. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What. This is the 18+ edition of Who Knows What that is guaranteed to make your ears turn red.

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In Cunning Scots, you are a clan leader who tries to recruit as many new members as possible by cleverly laying down cards. New clan members yield points and the player with the most points wins the game. On your turn, you must always add 1 card to a meeting place. In addition, you can also decide to place 1 of your shields on a shield field to gain the favor of potential clan members. Choose wisely; when is the best time to place a shield? How can you turn everything to your advantage with 1 card?

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Happy Mochi, the card game with the cutest duos! Get rid of your cards as fast as possible by playing 2 mochi at the same time. But be careful, you are not allowed to change the order of your cards in your hand!

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The Survive the Island Monster Pack contains 3 new types of monsters, creating endless combinations for an even more exciting game!

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Work together to find the correct dinosaur from a group of 12 cards. The game includes the most famous dinosaurs, many of which have been seen in popular films! Do you like cooperative games and are you also a dinosaur lover? Then you will have a lot of fun with this exciting deduction game. The group of guessers can be as large as you want, so many people can participate, even if there is only 1 game leader. Test your logical thinking and try to follow the thought processes of the game leader! The game leader gives hints by showing new cards. The game leader may only indicate whether the card he has played has something in common or not in common with the cards the guessers have to remove. The game leader may not speak during the game. Then you point to dinosaurs, with which you remove the cards that you think are not the right ones. If you misinterpret a hint and accidentally point to the right dinosaur, you are out. The rules also include a variation for advanced players in which the game leader may only play his card horizontally, making it more difficult to win the game.

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In Kyoto no Neko, 2-4 players take on the roles of kittens exploring the modern city of Kyoto, Japan, through a series of independent, replayable scenarios. In each scenario, players must complete various missions that represent typical feline behavior, such as befriending a schoolboy, fighting an aggressive stray cat, or stealing food from another player's bowl. As the game progresses, players will evolve, developing their skills and gaining the ability to explore new parts of the map by climbing bushes and rooftops. Using a skill system, each player interacts with some of Kyoto’s inhabitants, both animals and people. Each turn offers the chance to discover something new about the city, as players reveal elements ranging from small insects to specific objects or Kyoto residents. Some of these elements are represented by cardboard tiles, while others come as standing figures, making for an impressive visual experience.

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This robot factory needs you! With the help of your loyal animal friends, mechanical marvels will soon be rolling off your assembly line — now all you need to do is add some sparks to bring the robots to life. Explore the scrapyard to collect dice to build robots or upgrade your factory. Keep a close eye on your charming animal assistants; they’re the core of your winning strategy. In Sparks, each player runs a robot factory and takes turns being the active player. As the active player, you play one of your production tiles to take a number of dice from the scrap heap; all other players then take one die each. All players use their dice simultaneously to complete robots or upgrade their factory. You can also use sparks to activate the abilities of your completed robots, or use gears to recruit animal assistants. You start the game with six assistants, each with a unique ability, and your strategy must be built around them. The variety of assistants ensures that each game offers a new challenge. In the advanced game, players draft the assistants, which offers even more strategic possibilities.

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In Up Too High, your goal is to grow the companies you own shares in as much as possible. By buying shares smartly, you can get a piece of the pie from all the major airports, or you can make decisions as president of a company. Do you own the most shares in an airport? Then you decide on the actions of the company. For example, you can invest in the growth of the airport, purchase aircraft and pay out dividends. The bigger a company becomes, the more a share is ultimately worth. The player with the most value in shares wins the game.

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Cascadia Junior takes younger players on an adventure through the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest! Based on the award-winning Cascadia, players build their own panoramic maps by matching animals and habitats to score points. This junior version helps kids ages 6 and up develop pattern recognition, set collection, and basic math skills while learning about the diverse wildlife in the area, including bears, moose, foxes, hawks, and salmon. Explore mountains, wetlands, prairies, rivers, and forests as you create the best combinations of animals and their natural habitats. Players learn through play and develop strategic thinking in this fun and educational game for the whole family.

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Are you a motivated ant or a busy bee? Arthropods is the English term for the family of arthropods that play the leading role in this board game. With the contents of this box you can play no less than four different games. Strategically building your colony using the hexagon-shaped tiles is central to all of them, although each game has its own rules that determine the difficulty of the game. Happy Honey Beez: This game is the easiest of the four. In Happy Honey Beez, each player starts with a queen and three workers in hand and each turn you connect one to four hexagon tiles to the board. With these tiles you try to build a beehive to score points. In addition, you put your workers to work to collect pollen on the meadow tiles and then convert it into honey in a honey chamber. You can also score points with honey. Knights in Buzzing Armor: This game continues where Happy Honey Beez stops. The honey produced by the workers is now also needed to care for an egg and thus expand your bee colony. Furthermore, there are also drones that defend against hostile bees or can sting as a last resort. This makes the bees on the board increasingly important for thwarting your opponents or scoring extra points yourself. Antropolis: This starter variant of the ants is a bit more difficult than the bees. Although a similar game mechanism is used, it is a completely different game. Here too, you win by getting the most points, but this can be done by building both nests and tunnels. There is also a larger variety of hexagon tiles and you can connect or buy more in one turn. Worker ants collect food on forest tiles for this purpose, but are also needed to maintain constructed tunnels. Of course, the queen is needed to score points through both building tunnels and claiming nests. Supersize Colony: This is the hardest variant in Arthropods and requires all ants. Unlike bees, you don't have to hatch ants to use them. When you feed a larva, you can immediately exchange it for a soldier or worker. Just like in Antropolis, the workers are needed to gather food, but they are also essential in caring for your larvae. The soldiers ensure that your workers stay safe, but you also need them to mate.

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In Who Knows What, each player gets a sheet with different categories. The game starts as soon as a letter from the letter bar is chosen. Then the first row is played and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word that starts with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then the points are added together. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What. This is the edition of Who Knows What with everything about celebrating a party.

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In Who Knows What, each player gets a sheet with different categories. The game starts as soon as a letter is chosen from the letter bar. Then the first row is played and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word that starts with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then the points are added together. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What. This is the junior edition of Who Knows What.

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In 5 Towers you are a master architect who chooses the right cards to build the highest towers. The cards from the offer go to the player who bids the most, but pay attention! Since you can only build 1 tower of each tower type, you limit your options if you bid too much.

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Galileo Galilei is a Eurogame in which you take on the role of an astronomer who discovers new planets, finds unknown galaxies, develops his telescope and achieves scientific breakthroughs in the difficult times of obscurantism. Use your telescope to choose one of the five available actions, upgrading these actions to more powerful versions. Collect maps of different planets and galaxies. Collect lenses in the three main colors to make a discovery. Keep a close eye on the Inquisition, because their unexpected visit can ruin your reputation in the blink of an eye. Maybe you should use their arrival to your advantage...

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Collect dishes, break them, and then repair them with gold for extra points! A relaxing collecting game with a Japanese twist.

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In Medical Mysteries you are a group of medical specialists who have to treat a patient with mysterious symptoms. Depending on the actions you perform, the patient's condition changes. Will your patient survive the night?

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Each pack contains 65 matte finish card sleeves with a Disney Lorcana shimmer. In this set you will find sleeves featuring the character Scar.

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Organize your board game and set up games in no time with the inserts from Folded Space! All parts have their own place, so you never lose anything again and the containers with small parts can simply be placed on the table as general stock! Folded Space has a lot of inserts for a lot of different games. You can find all the Folded Space inserts here . The inserts are made of evacore and you can easily assemble them yourself with wood glue. You can use this glue for example. Curious how to do that? You can find the manuals for the Folded Space products on their website or in the packaging of the product.

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Organize your board game and set up games in no time with the inserts from Folded Space! All parts have their own place, so you never lose anything again and the containers with small parts can simply be placed on the table as general stock! Folded Space has a lot of inserts for a lot of different games. You can find all the Folded Space inserts here . The inserts are made of evacore and you can easily assemble them yourself with wood glue. You can use this glue for example. Curious how to do that? You can find the manuals for the Folded Space products on their website or in the packaging of the product.

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In this cooperative game, you stack cards on a board while telling a short, crazy, funny and wacky story, all within 2 minutes. Then, together, you take on the challenge of remembering the story in the correct order. That's when the magic begins: surprises and laughter! With the help of all players, having a good memory has never been easier. Each card correctly remembered in the correct order earns the players 2 points. If a player needs help, the group still earns 1 point per card, which encourages teamwork and cooperation. Be careful, however, because a wrong guess causes the group to lose 1 point. Try to improve your collective score game after game or move up the ladder of success. The basic rules remain the same across the different versions of Story Box, but each version offers a themed Expert variant. In Story Box Adventures, the Frenetic Adventure variant requires you to lay down 30 cards during the story phase to score the game. Can you play that fast? And can you remember the order of the cards?

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Your village has been overrun by ferocious werewolves, represented by the number on each card that forms your village. To drive out these bloodthirsty enemies faster than the neighboring villages, you will use the special powers of your inhabitants and your powerful secret weapon: a silver eye. Call for a vote when you think you have the least number of werewolves, but be careful, because everyone gets one more turn to save their own village... Silver Eye is a fast and engaging traditional card game with a werewolf twist! Everyone starts the game with five cards face down, with each player choosing and looking at two of their cards. Cards are numbered 0-13, with the number indicating how many werewolves the character on that card attracts, and each character (number) has a different special power. On a turn, you draw the top card from the stock or discard pile and then choose to discard that card to use its power (but only if it came from the stock), discard it without using its power (ditto), or replace one or more of your face-up cards with this card. You may replace multiple cards, but only if they have the same number, and you must reveal the cards to prove this, with a penalty if you get it wrong. Silver Eye can be played as a standalone game or combined with other games from Bézier Games' Silver series. Each version of the game has different card powers and a different silver token power.

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Islebound: Emerald Edition is a special edition of the game with some modified components and rules. It is best viewed as a variant of the game, rather than a 2nd edition. Islebound: Emerald Edition Upgrade Pack was available for owners of the original edition. The metal coins and painted wooden ships were also available separately as Islebound: Emerald Edition Deluxe Components. This edition of Islebound removes the book resource from the original game and replaces it with emeralds. Emeralds have different uses than books. You collect them when visiting a player-controlled city and when you take over a city. Emeralds must be used to purchase building cards, and they can also be used to perform special abilities, such as retaining pirates and snakes after battles! The building deck has been adjusted to account for this resource change. It includes modified building cards from both the original game and some from the Metropolis expansion. There will be no building card expansion for Islebound: Emerald Edition, and the Metropolis expansion is not compatible with this version.

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Welcome to Floresta, a competitive board game set in Central Portugal. Immerse yourself in the fascinating domain of forest management, where players strive to make the best use of the Mediterranean forest while battling recurring wildfires. Plant trees, score points in different locations, promote tourism, care for local trees, harvest wood, and bring the lynx back to its habitat. Build lookout towers to control fires, and plant trees strategically near them. With every decision that shapes the fate of the forest, will you rise above the competition and emerge as the ultimate protector of this precious ecosystem? Floresta is played on several game boards, each representing mountains, forests or paths through nature. Each turn, players choose a card from their hand and apply its effect by placing a tree on one of the boards. They must strategically plant trees to create a sustainable ecosystem, while also taking measures to prevent and combat forest fires.

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Lead the investigation in the Zombie Kidz universe. Your mission: Thwart the evil plans of the zombies! Flashback: Zombie Kidz is an investigation and search game using images. Embark on a cooperative adventure with other children or with your entire family in a world frozen in time. Discover the entire story, bit by bit, through the eyes of the characters who live it. Bring together all the points of view to find clues, unravel mysteries and answer the final questions. Explore the past to solve mysteries in the present and change the future to save the world from terrible monsters!

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In Hostage Negotiator, you take on the role of a law enforcement agent charged with negotiating the release of hostages held by an unscrupulous figure determined to meet his or her demands at all costs. Each turn in the game represents a conversation between you and the hostage taker. You play cards and roll dice to increase conversation and talking points, lower the threat level, and release hostages. Hostage Negotiator uses a unique "hand-building" mechanic that puts the cards you buy directly into your hand for the next turn, instead of making you wonder when the cards will come out, as in deck-building games. In Hostage Negotiator, there are multiple paths to victory, but the hostage taker has other plans. Will you try to calm him down and make him surrender? Or will you wait and bid the time before sending the team in for a grand rescue operation? How many hostages will you rescue? These are some of the exciting decisions you'll make in a game of Hostage Negotiator!

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Point of View: Lost Places features four large foldable maps that show a 3D-style scene with hidden objects — but each map shows that scene from a different perspective, and each player (or pair of players) only sees one map at a time. As a result, no one has a full view of what's happening in the scene, so you'll need to share your information, meaning communication is key. The game contains 4x40 puzzle cards that challenge you with a wide variety of tasks. What do the others see that you don't? To solve the puzzles, you have to talk intensively with each other, both about what you see and what you don't see. During four chapters, you will dive into exciting adventures and face new challenges again and again. In addition to teamwork, abstract thinking and clever combinations are required, with each chapter taking about two hours to solve completely.

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