Pasen 2026

Welcome back to Hanamikoji, Kyoto's most famous geisha street. In Geisha's Road, you and your opponent are friendly rivals who support the geishas on their way to becoming top-ranked performers. Will you help the most geishas reach their goal?

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200 years ago, the village of Kuldhara vanished in a single night. To escape the pressure of the Grand Vizier, the villagers set fire to the village and vanished without a trace. Rumors of valuable gems buried beneath the ruins still circulate, luring adventurers and treasure hunters to this ghost town. As fearless treasure hunters, you venture among these ruins in the hopes of finding precious gems to create beautiful jewelry. Just make sure you leave the village before nightfall, as it transforms into a ghost town at night!

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King of Tokyo: Origins is a standalone game in the King of Tokyo series that is intended as an entry point for new players, as it is a smaller, more affordable set. The game features four new monsters, an assortment of new power cards mixed with older ones, energy cubes and green dice with yellow characters. The gameplay remains the same as in the original game: to win, you must be the first to score 20 points or be the only creature left. During a turn you roll six dice, which show the following six symbols: 1, 2 or 3 points, energy, healing and attack. Over three consecutive rolls, you choose whether to keep or discard each die to gain points, gather energy, restore health, or attack other players. When you attack and are outside of Tokyo, you hit whoever is in Tokyo; if you're in Tokyo, you'll hit everyone outside of Tokyo! If someone's health drops to 0, they are out of the game. (You can't repair damage while in Tokyo, and the only way to leave the city is to be attacked... which may bring you to the brink of death.) When you collect energy, you store it in cubes, which you can use to purchase power cards, which have a permanent or temporary effect.

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Discover the possibilities with the Rainbow Caterpillar and let your child learn and develop through play. This colorful game will provide hours of fun while also improving their motor and cognitive skills. Order the Rainbow Caterpillar today and give your child an educational and playful experience!

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Little tomcat Tapsi has been playing all day, and now it's time to clean up. But where do the blocks go? Where will the fire department find a spot, and where does the cuddly giraffe belong? Whoever arranges the toy pictures correctly helps Tapsi tidy up. My First Games - We're Tidying Up! is a children's game from Haba.

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The King of the Dwarves has finally issued a decree to the houses of all clans: Karrak-sür-Kazar, the sacred mountain and ancestral home of the dwarves since the First Age of Beard, must be reclaimed. For too long, it has been haunted by the poison of the dark lords, whose creatures desecrate the halls that once housed the noblest of all dwarves. The taint cannot endure. The dwarves return to the mountain! Designed by Germán P. Millán (author of Bitoku, Sabika, and Men Nefer) and illustrated by Enrique Fernández, Covenant can be played solo or with up to four players aged 14 and up, in sessions lasting approximately 100 minutes. In Covenant, each player leads a dwarven clan that has made a pact to reclaim their ancestral home. Over the course of three rounds, known as eras, each clan contributes to the reconstruction of the lost city, conquered and destroyed by dark forces centuries ago. During their turns, players assign the dwarves of their clan to various tasks. They explore the ancient halls, drive out their enemies, and rebuild their home. At the end of the game, the clan with the most fame receives the monarch's recognition and takes victory. Dwarf tokens and tools allow players to do all sorts of things: excavate the mountain, defeat the enemies that dwell there, and construct various buildings that bring light back to the ancient halls. Once all clan turns have been completed, the council meets; there, players retrieve their dwarves, earn benefits, and accumulate fame for various aspects of the game. Will your clan be able to restore the lost glory of the dwarves?

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In this Carcassonne expansion, traders and master builders are arriving in the cities. Collect the most goods of a type and place your pig in the pastures to earn extra points. The master builder also speeds up the construction of your roads and cities. Want to score even more points for your cities and have the chance to complete them faster? Then this expansion is perfect for you! Plus, the pigs can make your pastures even more valuable! In this expansion, you can score extra points for completing cities with a commodity symbol. For each of these symbols, you receive a corresponding commodity token. If you have the most of a type at the end of the game, you score points! You can also use the new master builder to get an extra turn, and the pigs create more valuable pastures.

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In this Carcassonne expansion, you'll participate in the royal tournament. Nominate knights, travelers, and farmers for the biggest projects and receive the most prizes. If you win, a valuable statue bearing your emblem will be erected in your honor. Carcassonne fans who enjoy even more intense competition will love the tournaments in this expansion. And who wouldn't want to erect a statue with their emblem to commemorate their victory? Shuffle the tiles into separate piles so there are always an equal number of turns between tournaments. If you expand a project during the game, you can nominate the corresponding meeple for a tournament. Place one of your emblems face down so that only you know its value. If a tournament is then resolved because one of the draw piles is empty, players check the value of their nominated meeples. The winners receive a prize tile and can use it to place statues with their emblem, which are worth points at the end of the game!

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In this Carcassonne expansion, new buildings shape the landscape. Cleverly placed bridges improve your roads, knights are courted by damsels in castles, and farmers work on farms to earn points outside of the cities. Carcassonne fans who enjoy more variety in building types will love this expansion. The bridges give you even more options for creating powerful tiles, and the castles and farms offer new ways to score points! When placing tiles, you can now connect roads to meadows. Doing this will place a bridge over the tile, allowing the road to continue on the other side. If you complete a city of only two tiles, you'll create a castle with a damsel. Farm tiles can also be placed on large meadows, where farmers can live. All these new buildings ultimately earn you extra points when scoring projects!

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Can you find the perfect balance in this dice game? It's all about finding your balance. Score as many points as possible, but be careful not to accumulate too much Bad Karma, as that will result in negative points!

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The forest is on fire, and its inhabitants are in danger… Play as Forest, the Spirit of the Forest, and guide the animals to safety by cleverly orchestrating their movements. To save them from the fire ravaging the forest, you must successfully position and combine animals. Can you save them all? Suitable for ages 8 and up. This strategic and intuitive game, enriched with Seppyo's poetic illustrations, appeals to both young and old.

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Yuki Party Bear has invited all her colorful bear friends! Can you help give all the bears the correct color party nose? Everyone gets 6 bear cards with different colors on them. Roll the die and choose whether you want to walk clockwise or counterclockwise past the party noses. If the color of the party nose matches one of your bears, you can discard that card. So choose carefully how you want to walk and try to discard all your cards as quickly as possible. The first one to get rid of all their cards wins! Party Noses is a fun game for children aged 4 and up. The rules are easy to understand, but also allow for tactics and clever play. A super fun game for real party animals!

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Pete the Penguin really wants to swim in the pool. Can you help him get there before it starts raining? The game board consists of stepping stones and the steps leading to the pool, which are depicted on the inside of the box. Various objects are scattered along the path. Players work together, turning over a card one by one. If an object appears on the card that you see on the next step, Pete can move forward one space. If not, you turn over a sun card to reveal clouds. If you help Pete get to the pool before all the sun cards are turned over and it starts raining, you win. Pete Ahoy! is a fun memory game for children aged 2 and up that teaches them to work together and trains their memory and concentration. The game is also compactly packaged, making it easy to take on holiday. So you can always go to the pool with Pete the Penguin!

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Hooray, the party can begin! And what do we need? Lots of colorful confetti, of course! Help Panda, Crocodile, and their friends spread the cheer and confetti everywhere. The first player to scatter the colorful confetti all around their animal wins the game. Encourages the recognition and assignment of colors and shapes. With simple rules, you can start playing quickly.

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Looking for a dice game that's not only fun, but also easy to take on the go? Well, you can, with Tobi Knobi! The game comes packaged in a handy dice cup, so you're not only immediately provided with a dice cup, but the game also takes up very little space. This makes it perfect for taking on vacation. And of course, it's also a super fun game. The rules are simple, so you can get playing quickly, but the game doesn't compromise on strategy. You roll the dice and try to discard the number of colors shown on the dice into matching cards. Are you the first to get rid of all your cards, either by luck or by players who might be willing to help? Then you win a bulb of garlic. The first player to collect three garlic bulbs wins!

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Everyone plays at the same time: Who's the fastest, strikes at the right moment, and doesn't get caught by Dragonella? A fast-paced game with three difficulty levels. The winner is the first to collect the required number of cups.

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Each player takes a card from the deck. Everyone shouts "Moose! Match!" and simultaneously turns over a card, then tries to quickly pick the best card to form a set. The first player to collect three sets of animals wins!

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Step into the role of a Roman senator and gain the greatest influence in this tactical board game. Play your cards wisely to control different provinces. The higher your influence in a province, the more points you can score for it. Beware that powerful gods like to interfere in power struggles between people and can increase or decrease the value of your territories! Can you maintain the importance of your territories and combine the best matching cards? Quorum is the ideal game for fans of tactical board games who love to search for the best combinations. If you can keep a cool head when powerful gods are targeting you and can switch strategies in time when the cards aren't in your favor, then Quorum is the game for you! Quorum is played over 12 turns, with each player placing a card in front of them each turn. On your turn, you draw one card before playing one card from your hand. Depending on the card's symbol, you advance your province marker in that province, allowing you to exert more influence in that area. Each province awards a specific type of card, so choose carefully where you want to have the most influence. Drawing a god card can increase or decrease the influence of an entire province. At the end of the game, you multiply the province's influence by the cards you played for it, plus additional points per card type. The player with the most points wins!

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This game will get you moving and in a crazy mood! Shake the Chicken to reveal your task, then quickly complete it before passing it to the next player. Make sure you're not holding the Chicken when the timer goes off! This game is fast, fun, and different every time. Plus, everyone has an equal chance to win…especially the little ones! Perfect for a fun family game night or for kids to play together in a group. You're guaranteed to burst into laughter!

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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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Final Girl: Bad Times at Buddyland takes you back to a world of horror and survival, this time in the abandoned '80s amusement park Buddyland — once a cheerful arcade full of lights and music, now home to Billy the Bear and his terrifying animatronic friends. Play as Jen or Rina, the new Final Girls, and try to survive while Billy and his mechanical minions hunt them down. Use your surroundings, save other victims, and be smart, because in Buddyland, you're never truly safe... Are you strong enough to survive this nightmare?

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Jurassic is a module that can be added to the board game Nature . Return to an age of giants, where ruthless predators and colossal dinosaurs ruled the land. This module introduces brand-new features and mechanics to the Nature ecosystem. Hide from massive predators with Shyness , defend yourself with a powerful spiked tail known as a Thagomizer , or become an Apex Predator , dominating everything in its path. Perfect for players who love to feel invincible. Nature is a modular game system that allows you to create and explore a unique ecosystem each time. Modules add new features and mechanics, changing the base game and introducing new strategies. There's no limit to the number of modules you can add. Nature can be played on its own or in combination with other modules, allowing you to create more than twenty different ecosystems. Mix and match modules to create the perfect ecosystem for your game night. Welcome to the world of Nature , where every game offers new worlds to explore!

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In Pyramido: Lost Treasures you take on the role of an intrepid explorer on a dangerous quest is about discovering the wonders of the hidden pyramids that lie deep in the jungle. Collect dazzling gems in your quest to wealth and glory.

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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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Ironwood is a rules-light, highly asymmetric, card-driven tactical game for 1-2 players. Each round, you and your opponent take turns playing a total of three faction-specific cards to use their action effects. These effects include positioning battlegroups, initiating combat, gaining crystals, applying temporary passive effects, and more. When combat occurs, you’ll use those same cards for their combat values, in a simultaneous bid to gain combat bonuses, inflict or deflect casualties, and increase your battlegroups’ dominance to win the battle. Ironwood also offers a solo mode against the Ironclad or the Woodwalkers. Each faction is controlled by a unique deck of 30+ action cards. On your turn, you select a card from your hand and resolve the action to progress toward victory. However, when a player initiates combat, you use the same cards in your hand to fight. Instead of resolving the action on the card, you and your opponent simultaneously bid a card with their combat values. With faction-specific decks, unique victory conditions, and very different playstyles, each faction feels completely different. The Ironclad represent the established, defensive faction that favors long-term development. The Woodwalkers have limited access to crystals, and their more aggressive playstyle focuses on sabotage, pillaging, and surprise attacks. As Commander of the Ironclad, your main goal is to lay the foundations of your forges and, once you have collected enough crystals, build these forges on the foundations. As Leader of the Woodwalkers, your mission is to find the ancient Totems of your people and secure them in the outer woods, out of reach of the Ironclad.

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For the first time in Terror From Destiny, there is no killer (or henchmen) to fight. At least, none that you can see or attack. Instead, the killer is death, fate, or destiny (take your pick). It will slowly claim the lives of the Destined Victims: five special victims that are tied to the story and are always present, regardless of location. You must save as many of these victims as possible, because for every victim you fail to save, fate will exact a heavy toll at the end of the game. But there’s a catch (as always): the Predestined Victims must be rescued in a VERY specific order, an order you don’t know at the start of the game! Make a mistake and rescue the Athlete before the Cheerleader, and fate will not appreciate your interference.

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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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In Crafting the Cosmos, you are an interstellar architect competing to build the universe one star at a time. Manipulate the laws of the universe to your advantage, shifting gravity or the flow of time to activate useful Power Cards, and even spawning Advanced Life that can earn you extra victory points at the end of the game. Use your resources wisely as you shape your cosmic creation.

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In the spook-tacular talent show "The Next MonStar", the creepy stars of tomorrow show their terrifying talents. As soon as the monstrous soundtrack starts, you have to choose quickly and collect the right tiles. You only earn valuable popularity points if the talents of your MonStars match the judges' taste. The player with the most popularity points on the applause-o-meter after three rounds wins the game.

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The Spooky Festival is an outdated amusement park, surrounded by tall buildings and harbor terminals, living a bleak existence. But the small piece of land now arouses great desires! And that's where the problems begin... Everyone gets a map with their own perspective - but no one has the full overview! Can the team solve the riddles together and discover what happened here?

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Explore space like never before in Wandering Galaxy, the newest addition to Plaid Hat's "Crossroads Game" universe. In the game, players take on the role of members of a ragtag starship crew cruising the edge of charted space in search of fame and fortune. Together, players command and pilot a ship as they embark on a world-hopping campaign, taking on jobs too dangerous (or too crazy) for the average space traveler. Climb aboard and soar across the galaxy to see if your crew can turn a profit enough to pay off their ship and become masters of their own cosmic destiny!

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Welcome to Superstore 3000, the retro-futuristic shopping center building game in which you must build the tallest and most incredible shopping center to satisfy as many customers as possible. In Superstore 3000, each player builds their own shopping center by placing store tiles and being the first to meet the criteria to collect the unique attraction tiles that make your building even more exceptional.

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Players arrive at the party with their secret gifts. They will have to demonstrate deduction and memory skills to take home the best gifts from their opponents and the "Unexpected Guest".

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Time to put on your deerstalker and see if you've got what it takes to be a detective — but do it quickly or others will solve the case first. In Crazy Sherlock you must identify five clues related to the crime: the criminal's eye color, their height, their accessory, the location, and the time. The game contains 18 clue cards divided into these five categories, and to start, place one card from each category to the side, shuffle the remaining cards and deal them out as evenly as possible. When the round starts, start a 15-second timer. Each player has so much time to look at their cards, after which they pass them to the left, the timer restarts, and they can look at their new cards. They keep passing cards until someone takes the announcement token, which stops the timer. This person makes their guess in each clue category, then looks at the cards set aside. If correct, they receive a case token indicating 1; if they already have a case token, they win the game. If they get it wrong, they lose a case token (if they have one), then the round continues, with the change that this person passes cards, but doesn't get to guess. Continue playing until someone guesses correctly, or only one player remains, in which case they automatically win. With the "Doctor Watson" variant, each player takes a voting token at the start of the game, and when someone announces their guess, all other players simultaneously reveal whether they think the guesser is correct. If everyone votes yes, the gambler automatically wins a clue token. If the votes are split and the guess is correct, the guesser wins a clue token and gives a clue token to someone who supported them; if the votes are split and the guess is incorrect, everyone who voted for the guesser is also out of the round. The first player to collect three clue tokens wins.

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SHAZAM! Summon the magic word and DC Deck-Building Game: Rivals – Shazam! vs Black Adam puts you at the center of the battle between the iconic rivals. Each player has three unique character cards, each with more incredible abilities and a higher price than the last. Will Shazam be able to gather his super family in time to defeat Black Adam, or will Black Adam emerge victorious no matter the cost?

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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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The infamous Bounty Hunters' Guild comes to Star Wars: Shatterpoint in this new Squad Pack! The Certified Guild Squad Pack brings The Mandalorian to the game as a Primary Unit, along with Greef Karga as a Secondary Unit and the Assassin droid IG-11 as a Support Unit. These characters can either form a full squad on their own, or can be mixed and matched with other characters in a fully custom squad. Regardless of who they are paired with, this pack contains all the Stat, Stance and Order cards players need to add to their Shatterpoint games.

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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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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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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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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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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 Ora et Labora (Latin for 'Pray and Work'), each player is the head of a monastery in the Middle Ages who acquires land and constructs buildings. They are, so to speak, small businesses that provide resources and profits. The goal is to build a working infrastructure and craft prestigious items - such as books, ceramics, ornaments and relics - to gain the most victory points at the end of the game. Ora et Labora, Uwe Rosenberg's fifth "major" game, has game mechanics similar to his Le Havre, such as two-sided resource cards that can be upgraded from a basic item to something more useful. Instead of adding resources to the board every turn as in Agricola and Le Havre, Ora et Labora uses a numbered rondel to show how much of each resource is available at any time. At the start of each round, players spin the rondel one segment, adjusting the counts of all resources at once. Each player has a personal game board. New buildings enter the game from time to time, and players can build them on their game boards with the building materials they collect, with some terrain restrictions on what can be built where. Some spaces start with trees or swamps on them, and these hinder development until a player clears the land, but they also provide resources when removed. Smart building on your personal game board will influence your final score, and players can purchase additional terrain during the game if necessary. Players also have three workers who can enter buildings to take the action associated with that location. Workers must remain in place until you have placed all three. You can enter your own buildings with these workers, but to enter and use another player's buildings you must pay that player an entrance fee so that he moves one of his workers into that building to do the work for you . Ora et Labora has two variants: France and Ireland.

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This expansion for Batman: Gotham City Chronicles includes 2 game boards: Wayne Manor and the Batcave, with a total of 6 new scenarios that invite you to fight the Villain in the iconic Batcave. The Batcave is divided into 4 boards to allow players to move to the famous location beneath Wayne Manor, as well as to other buildings. This expansion only contains Hero miniatures, such as Bruce Wayne, Batwing, Alfred and his daughter Julia. Oh, and there's a huge T-Rex too!

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Organize your board game and set up games in no time with Folded Space inserts! All the pieces have their own designated place, so you'll never lose anything again, and the containers with small parts can simply be placed on the table for general storage! Folded Space has a huge selection of inserts for a wide variety of games. You can find all 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? You can find instructions for Folded Space products on their website or in the product packaging. PLEASE NOTE: This is the insert only, the game itself is not included.

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