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Ares Expedition: Discovery adds brand new map mechanics to the beloved Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition. Fans of the original Terraforming Mars will be pleased to see the return of Awards and Milestones, with a new twist that increases replayability. Some project cards will also give you the option to replace one of your phase cards with a new and improved version that significantly changes the phase bonus. Improving a phase card can change your strategy, but also revolutionize the way your opponents assess your game. What's more, each phase card has two different improvement options that allow you to streamline your phase deck according to the needs of your specific strategy. There is a world – or rather planet – of possibilities!

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Sleeping Gods: Dungeons adds six dungeons to Sleeping Gods. Each dungeon contains a map and stories. In a dungeon, the gameplay will be slightly changed from the regular game. Each card is printed on thick card stock (Letter-sized, 8.5×11 inches). A separate dungeon booklet contains all the descriptions, encounters and puzzles you will experience during your exploration. You can access these dungeons in specific locations in the atlas of the Sleeping Gods base game. When you reach a location that contains a dungeon, you can choose to read from the standard storybook or explore the dungeon located there instead. The specified location number is located in the upper left corner of the dungeon map. Each dungeon contains dangerous traps, vicious monsters and treasures for you to find. Because dungeons take longer to explore than a standard location, there are a few minor changes to the game when you enter one. In the dungeon, players take turns performing two actions, including moving to new rooms, exploring your surroundings, and more.

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12 new project cards 5 new corporation cards for Terraforming Mars - Ares Expedition.

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Ares Expedition: Crisis is a new expansion that uses the mechanics of the original game, Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition, in a new, challenging way. Play alone or team up with up to three friends to save Martian society after a catastrophic collision with an asteroid that destroys nearly all infrastructure. In Crisis Mode, the planet has already been terraformed, but the lingering effects of the collision are lowering temperatures, reducing oxygen levels, and freezing the oceans. Worse still, there is no time to evacuate the entire population. You must act quickly, implement projects to counter the immediate crises and reterraform the planet before it becomes uninhabitable... with billions of people still on it.

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Dive deep into history, in Hegemony: Historical Events! Be at the forefront of the French, American or Russian Revolution, experience the political-economic effects of the First and Second World Wars, navigate your country through the global financial crisis and much more with the Historical Events module! The Historical Events deck consists of 50 unique, new cards that will add a historical touch to your games!

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Enola Holmes: Finder of Lost Souls is an all-against-one cooperative family game for 2-4 players. One player is the criminal, who devises a plan to kidnap a victim. The other players are the detectives, who work together to solve the puzzles and reveal clues. If they solve enough puzzles and use careful deduction, they can solve the crime and stop the criminal. Detectives have 4 turns to collect these clues, draw their conclusions and solve the crime. If they do this within these 4 turns, the criminal is caught and the detectives win

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Long ago, the Emperor of China presented a Giant Panda to the Emperor of Japan as a symbol of peace. In this Dutch version of the board game Takenoko, your task is to take care of the Panda and maintain its bamboo garden. You will have to cultivate land, irrigate it and grow bamboo with the help of the Imperial gardener. But be careful, because the sacred animal has an extraordinary preference for fresh, juicy bamboo shoots... The player who grows the most bamboo, manages his land best and feeds the Panda wins the game.

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Mallorca, Island of the Wind. A place with golden beaches and a light blue sea. The almond harvest is just around the corner, and juicy oranges, lemons and figs are ready to be picked and taken to market. Collect as much of Mallorca's resources as possible and deliver them to the island's communities. Their requests are constantly changing, so make sure your donkey carts are ready to deliver! Resources are collected using a mancala-like mechanism and a clever system has been implemented that discourages player hoarding.

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The last thing you remember is being on a tropical island, desperately trying to round up all those cute, mischievous, and frankly difficult cats. Now you wake up to find yourself locked in a cage in the hold of a ship, almost certainly from Vesh's fleet. You can't see much down here in the dark, but from the sounds they've captured the cats too. Solve the puzzles and escape the ship to save not only your own life, but also the lives of these cute creatures. They don't want to cooperate at first, but you are sure that you will gain their trust and together you will escape this terrible trap and find your way back home. Side Quest The Isle of Cats is a new, exciting puzzle game from the authors of the Escape Tales series, set in the world of the well-known board game The Isle of Cats. It offers players captivating puzzles and a pleasant story. The game tests your creativity, perceptiveness and ability to think outside the box.

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It's the end of the 19th century and more than 9,000 windmills adorn the landscape of the Netherlands, some of which were built specifically to dry the low-lying areas known as polders. Among these windmills in the polders are fields full of colorful tulips - the flower that was once part of the turbulent history of the first financial bubble, but is now simply an essential part of the Dutch landscape, especially on the famous Flower Route. In Windmill Valley, a game inspired by the Flower Route, you and up to three other players take on the role of tulip farmers and entrepreneurs. You will build and improve your windmills, look for new tulip bulbs in foreign trade or from local suppliers to buy and plant, and try to gain an edge with hired help and lucrative contracts. Let your blooming fields make your competitors green with envy!

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7 Wonders Duel is a standalone game in the world of 7 Wonders, specially made for 2 players. Develop your science and your army, build prestigious buildings and lead your civilization to victory! 7 Wonders Duel offers a completely new card drafting system, 3 victory conditions, scientific advancements, an original military system and 12 Wonders for a unique playing experience!

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Cats know how to squeeze into the smallest boxes, which sometimes gives you the feeling that they are liquid! Small boxes, large boxes, tall boxes, slanted boxes and basically any shape. A cat knows how to get into it. Hence the English cat saying: if it fits, it sits. In If It Fits you let your cats sit in the best boxes! The aim of the game is to create boxes containing cat toys and fill these boxes with your own cats. This allows you to earn points with the cat toys. All boxes have open and closed sides. The closed sides are recognizable as the upright walls of boxes. When a player connects two open sides of boxes, they become one box. A box can theoretically consist of all the cards from the draw pile, as long as face-up sides are placed together. A box is closed when there are no more open sides.

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The most special objects are auctioned in Odd Shop. But beware, not all objects are necessarily authentic. Therefore, call in experts to help you.

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In Télos, players compete for battles with their Greek Gods. However, they only have one goal each round: to avoid winning the last trick of a round. This is easier said than done: players should always play a higher card than what is already on the table. Can't they? Then they must play their lowest card. Zeus has a special role in this, but scores extra points if players win the last battle with him. Télos also has advanced rules: each of the six Zeus cards has an extra function, so that players have a little extra control over the game.

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Mix the right ingredients, create impactful combos and crush your opponent to a pulp in this smoothie duel! Can you make the best flavor combinations and be the first to score 13 points? Then you are the winner of Pulp!

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You are travelers planning and experiencing your own dream vacations to Japan. As you travel back and forth between Tokyo and Kyoto, you'll discover must-see tourist attractions and local flavors. With more than 100 beautifully illustrated maps drawn by artists in Japan, you'll discover activities and build your weeklong itinerary. Puzzle with the activities to maximize your experience while balancing your resources. Play competitively or solo and earn victory points by successfully navigating the cities, making the most of your favorite activities and fulfilling your personal goals. The one with the most points wins, but everyone has the chance to create an unforgettable holiday.

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In this game you try to create the best orchard by growing fields of the same fruit. But if you take too much risk, your field might not yield anything at all! Take an orchard card from the market and place it in your own orchard. Be as smart as possible and create large fields of the same type of fruit. Does a field of fruit border the number of water drops that is exactly equal to the number of fruit in that field? Then the field scores points! The player with the most points wins the game.

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Yinsh is part of Gipf project and is considered one of the best abstract games in the world to date. Two players take turns placing markers and then moving one of their rings onto the intersections of the game board. Who places their rings and markers best? Whoever manages to place 5 markers of his or her color in a row and thus achieve victory move by move.

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In Dvonn, players stack their playing pieces like towers. Ideally, these control as many playing pieces as possible and never lose contact with the red Dvonn pieces. Pieces and rooks that lose contact are removed from the board... which can have a devastating effect on the balance of power on the board.

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Zertz is the third game of the Gipf project. Players use white, gray and black marbles from a common pool and use them on a gradually shrinking playing field. By tactically placing, catching and isolating the marbles, players try to create valuable combinations. Only if you play the right marble at the right time and accept tactically smart sacrifices, you have a chance of winning.

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Cards and Karma follows the principle of the board game, but with double-sided cards. Take 1 card from the open supply and use it as a die or place it in your personal tableau. Get fame for buildings and money by selling goods. Use palace actions, ship rewards, administrators and karma! Once you have enough fame or coins, turn over a card from your score track and receive a reward.

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How about traveling millions of years into the past to save the dodo and other endangered species from extinction? Use the skills of your rescued animal cards to save new animals from the threatening comet. The skills on these cards will support your rescue efforts in a variety of ways. Maybe a flying dinosaur can even help you shorten the road? The comet's tail has been drawing a thin line in the sky for a long time. But soon this line will grow into threatening fire trails that can destroy the basic conditions for the animals' life at any time. You don't know when exactly the comet will hit, but you know it will happen soon! Use the time you have left to guide as many animals as possible to the safety of the cave. The young animals you hatch depend on you – their rescuer – to move them. Once you get them to safety, they will use their skills to help you with the next rescue operations. In Comet you try to save as many prehistoric animals as possible before the comet hits. On your turn you can use your cards for: A. hatch an animal (place your animal token on the game board) B. move an animal according to the terrain spaces on the playing card C. rest, which replenishes your hand cards up to your hand limit. Once you have rescued an animal, it will appear in your personal tableau with which you can activate a temporary or permanent bonus. When moving your animals, you can use other players' animal tokens to skip fields and arrive at the end point faster. Comet offers a perfect mix of engine-building, set collection and racing elements.

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Something has changed in the valley of Renature: mushrooms are suddenly springing up everywhere! And they completely change the way the game is played. A mushroom makes it possible to connect areas and thus enlarge them. It is even possible for another player to take over an area. Turn the polluted valley back into an intact ecosystem. Bring the animals back here and plant the adjacent areas to score points. Use the advantages that the mushrooms offer you and with their help expand individual territories or join the occupied territories of other players. Where Renature is a challenge, it becomes even more difficult at Renature Valley.

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Sea Salt & Paper is a card game for those who love collecting games and origami: fast, beautiful, surprising and sometimes with a dangerously sharp edge! Each turn you take a card and you can play action cards. But you always play action cards in pairs. For example, you can take an extra card or steal a card from someone. At the end of the round you get points for all kinds of sets of cards. But there's a twist: you decide when a round ends! And if you are convinced of your own abilities, you bet that you will win the round and score extra points... or you will get wet!

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In the second game of the series that started with Sea Salt & Paper, the aim is to place your cards as cleverly as possible in a 3 by 3 grid and score the most points. You take turns taking cards from a central market and you always ask yourself: what do I need and which cards do I not want in my opponents' tableau? A nice puzzle game, with illustrations that transport you to a dreamy landscape full of wood elves and other friendly creatures. Pixies plays quickly and is easy to explain. Yet there is a lot of depth to it, more than you might think at first glance. Because you can earn points in several ways, you always have to find the balance when choosing new cards. In order to score a lot of points, you sometimes have to sacrifice cards that you have previously taken: that hurts a bit, but is important for those who ultimately want to become really good at this game.

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Every year, the graduating classes of the School of Magic compete to conquer the Tower of the County of Ravens. Each class tries to be the first to reach the legendary Ravens Tower using magic. But the road to Raven's Tower is full of pitfalls and challenges. Only the class that uses the magical skills correctly and masters the art of making the towers fly will graduate as a master magician. In The Enchanted Towers your goal is to be the first to move all your wizards to the black tower. To achieve this, you must play your hand cards wisely to move your wizards and the various towers on the course. If you capture your opponents' wizards by placing a tower over them, you will receive magic vials as a reward. You can use these bottles once at a later point in the game for extra bonus actions. To free a captured wizard, you must move the tower parts above. The game ends when you have collected five magic vials and all your wizards have reached the black tower. In addition to playing against each other, the game also includes a team game variant in which you work together with other players. Additionally, you can choose to add a master sorcerer or play a variant with additional spells. The beautiful artwork by Michael Menzel completes the gaming experience.

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A fika is a Swedish coffee break. You drink a cup of coffee or tea together with a delicious pastry. With a fika it is not about what you eat or drink, but about the fun: you consciously take the time between activities to be with your friends, colleagues or family. In FIKA you compete with the café across the street. Tactically place your cards in your own café and influence the café across the street. The winner is the café owner who is the first to win two rounds. You play FIKA in rounds. The first player to win 2 rounds wins the game. So you play a maximum of 3 rounds. In a round, you take turns placing cards (snacks and drinks) at the tables in your own café. You then perform the action associated with that card. At the end of a round you count the points. Each card has its own purpose and depending on its difficulty you get more or fewer points. Whoever has the most points wins the round.

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In Photograph you try to develop your film rolls as best as possible. Each player starts with 5 cards in hand, on your turn you take 1 to 3 cards from the face up or face down cards on the table and place them at the front of your hand (without changing the order), after which you draw a card from the back to may move forward. Then you place the number of cards from the back of your hand in your movie row equal to the number you took. Ultimately, your goal is to have the value of the same color played in ascending or descending order. The number of cards correctly played determines the point values, but discarded cards give you minus points.

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Carnegie the board game was inspired by the life of Andrew Carnegie who was born in Scotland in 1835. Andrew Carnegie and his parents emigrated to the United States in 1848. Although he began his career as a telegraph operator, he eventually became one of the key players in the rise of the American steel industry. That made him one of the richest men in the world and an icon of the American Dream. Andrew Carnegie was also a benefactor and philanthropist; after his death in 1919, more than $350 million of his fortune was bequeathed to various foundations, with another $30 million going to various charities. His donations created nearly 2,500 free public libraries that bear his name: the Carnegie Libraries. During the game, you recruit and manage employees, expand your business, invest in real estate, produce and sell goods, and create transportation chains across the United States; you can even work with important personalities of the time. The game takes place over 20 rounds; players each have one turn per round. On each turn, the active player chooses one of four actions, which the other players may follow. The aim of the game is to build the most prestigious company, symbolized by victory points.

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Tussie-Mussie is based on a Victorian craze that assigned meanings to the flowers that friends and lovers exchanged. Featuring I-Divide-You-Choose design, this 18-card micro game is played over three rounds. The players in turn look at the top two cards of the pile and then offer one face-up and one face-down card to an opponent. That opponent takes one and leaves the other for the active player. When each player has four cards, the scores are added. The highest score after three rounds wins!

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In Zombie Kids, Zombies want to take over your school. Gather your friends for this cooperative game and devise the best strategy together to protect your school. The more you play the game, the more the game evolves. Complete special missions and track your progress with stickers. Open evolution envelopes that change the game. Give your heroes superpowers or mutate the zombies. The Games Friends: "Zombie Kidz Evolution is so cleverly put together. The rules are super easy, but it is still fun to do even for expert players. The power of the game is really in the envelopes, which all add nice surprises Highly recommended for families!"

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In Café, players run companies that produce, process and deliver coffee to the most exquisite coffee bars in Portugal's Bélle Époque. In each round you decide how to create your trading area and coffee production. Which of the players has created the best production chain after 8 rounds and scores the most points? The Games Friends: Cafe is a clever abstract puzzle that plays just as smoothly solo as with other people. Due to the many cards, there is excellent replayability in the game box. Recommended for fans of abstract games that are cleverly put together!

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In Via Magica you try to complete "portal" cards for special powers and ultimately victory points. Each card has 2 to 6 elements (such as: earth, air, water, fire.) These elements are drawn from the bag one by one. All players place a crystal on one corresponding element to complete portals. But the bag contains more of some elements than others. The strategy is to choose which three portals you start the game with (you get six), weighing the difficulty against the value of the reward. An opened portal gives various rewards such as: extra points, crystals or portals. Additional point cards can also be obtained depending on the number of opened portals. The player with the most points is the winner.

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It is 110 AD and the Roman Empire, ruled by emperor "optimus princeps" Trajan, is at the height of its power. All borders are under control and people can focus on internal affairs again - Rome. Seize the opportunity and increase your power! With the right tactics you can sideline your fellow players and celebrate victory at the end of the game.

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In Keyflower, each player starts with a home tile and just a bunch of workers. With workers of the same color he can bid on tiles to expand his village and obtain special skills, resources and additional workers. The players can use not only their own tiles, but also those from the village of fellow players, or the new tiles that are auctioned. In the first three rounds of the game, Spring, Summer, and Fall, more workers arrive with the Keyflower and her sister ships, some of whom have skills to work with the Key resources. In the last round, winter, the players choose their village tiles for the auction. Each gives a number of points for a combination of raw materials, skills and workers. The player with the village that has the best combinations and workers gets the most points and wins the game.

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In Tikal the players find themselves in the Jungle of Guatemala. The idea is that players will draw tiles and then spend 10 action points. With these action points they try to get their score as high as possible on two components: temples and treasures. If players find a temple, they can dig it out so that the temple becomes worth more points. But be careful, because this can make the temple more interesting for other players. Players can also collect treasures and increase their value by collecting them in sets.

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The 'Peleton' expansion for the basic game Flamme Rouge brings new possibilities to the game: 2 new colors of riders (pink and white) with which the game can be played with 6 players and even up to 12 players, with each player having their own rider ( Sprinteur or Rouleur). By adding 2 types (Strength or Platoon) “Dummy” teams, the game becomes even more exciting for 2 players and the game is also suitable for a solo race. With the legendary cobblestone tiles, the road leads to 1 lane, only the best are fast enough for this course. With exhaustion approaching, you can pick up a little speed on the Care Zone tiles and the road will become 3 lanes. The Games Friends: The Peloton expansion is a fun expansion for Flamme Rouge. With the extra material you can now play it with many more players and the new terrain tiles provide a nice variation. As far as we are concerned, this expansion is indispensable for fans of the base game.

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Flamme Rouge is a fast-paced, tactical cycling game where each player manages a team of two cyclists: a Rider and a Sprinter. The players' goal is to be the first to cross the finish line with one of their riders. Players advance their riders by drawing cards from that rider's specific deck of cards. Use 'Slipstream' to avoid exhaustion and position your players to get them ready for the final sprint! The Games Friends: " Highly recommended for cycling fans (and the rest of the world)! Flamme Rouge really feels like cycling, due to the logical actions and realistic mechanisms. The constantly changing course also makes for good replayability. An absolute tip, with simple rules too!

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Protect your cards against chip hands, sticky fingers and falling lemonade glasses with these board game sleeves. The board game sleeves also ensure that cards are not damaged by frequent shuffling of the decks. This way you can have endless fun with your favorite board games! Yellow Deck Protectors for standard cards (66 x 91 mm). A package contains 50 deck protectors.

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The Graded Card Case is the ideal travel companion for those who need to transport their best cards safely. Built with extra-thick ABS hard protection, the Graded Card Case can hold up to 100 cards and has an IP67 water and dust resistant rating to provide the ultimate protection for your collectibles. Each case includes a unique, trackable serial number, as well as a slot to add your own tracking device. The two secure latches have a simple push button to open, and there are 2 built-in locking positions so you can easily add your own locks for extra security. Includes a handle and shoulder strap for easy transport.

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Similo is a fun, accessible card game for in between, where all players cooperatively try to guess the character chosen in advance by the game leader. The chosen character is among the 12 cards on the table. No speaking is allowed and the game leader uses cards with other characters from his hand as clues. By laying out cards in a certain way, he indicates whether the characters have similarities or are different from each other. The other players must work together to interpret the clue as best as possible. Players will therefore have to carefully consider what the characters have in common or how they differ. Because what exactly the game leader is referring to with his hint remains a secret. Is it appearance, character, era, origin, profession, contribution to history or Nobel Prizes that are being referred to? Perhaps a number of biographies have been made into films or are there characters who have died a tragic death? The possibilities are endless! Knowledge, but also creativity plays an important role here. Based on the instructions, players must eliminate the characters on the table one or more at a time until only the correct character remains on the table. The players must regularly think out of the box to correctly interpret the clues. If they fail to guess the correct character at the end of the game, or if they are eliminated from the game early, all players lose together as a team. Similo: Fairy Tales can also be combined with versions with a different theme, such as Similo: History. Players can use different theme decks together or even place one deck on the table and give instructions with another deck. For example, Dorothy from Wizard of Oz, like Abraham Lincoln, is of American descent, and Prince Charming and Princess Sissi both have a royal title. Similo is a fun game for the whole family, but also to play as a couple. Its small size makes it easy to travel with and because the characters are known worldwide, it can be easily and fun played anywhere in the world. The Games Friends: “Similo is such a great game for a quick snack. You play a game in 10 minutes, but still have the feeling that you have completed a full game. Highly recommended for fans of Dixit, Mysterium and Obscurio!"

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In this cooperative game you play as a team of pilots who have to land their passenger plane at airports around the world. But that's definitely not as easy as you think! You must communicate with the control tower to ensure the flight path is clear of air traffic, adjust your speed so as not to overshoot the airport, balance your aircraft to land parallel to the ground, operate your flaps to control lift to raise the plane and land steeper, operate your landing gear to ensure a safe landing and finally brake to stop the aircraft after landing. Collaboration and nerves of steel are required to succeed! Are there two of you, have you always wanted to fly a plane and is the atmosphere better if you don't play against each other but with each other? Then quickly get Sky Team. Although the game is cooperative, you have to make many decisions yourself because firstly the players are not allowed to communicate during the game and secondly the rolled dice are not visible to the other player. The rules are relatively simple, but the decisions you have to make make the game very challenging! In Sky Team you, as a pilot and co-pilot, try to land your plane safely in 7 laps. First you choose an airport and a scenario. Each round you can discuss briefly before rolling the dice. From that moment on, no more communication is allowed and you are not allowed to see each other's dice. You take turns placing a die on, for example, the engines, aircraft flaps, the landing gear or the axle. Each dice laid has its own conditions and consequences. You try to work together and interpret the order in which your colleague places his dice as best as possible. After all dice have been deployed and the plane is still floating in the air, the next round begins. If you reach the airport after 7 laps with the right speed and in a horizontal position, you win the game. But the next tough challenge awaits.

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Original card game. Take on three challenges: choose your fairytale characters, put them to the test in a battle game and collect valuable points to complete your story. Will you be able to successfully complete all three chapters?

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The moment the inhabitants of this beautiful land see the flags of your Viking ship, they flee with their tails between their legs. It is now up to you to lead your Vikings. Seize the resources left behind and plunder the empty buildings, so that you can become the next jarl of the Vikings. Do you love games that require you to play tactically as well as puzzle, such as Carcassonne or Patchwork? And can't it take too long? Then Vlooot might be right up your alley. It plays easily, but how do you puzzle your loot together so that you end up with the most points? Try it yourself! Each player gets a number of Vikings and a tableau. When it is your turn, you place your Viking on a space of the game board adjacent to another Viking. Based on where you place him, you get 1 or more tiles. These can contain resources, but also conquered buildings, such as houses or castles. You must place these tiles directly on your tableau. Furthermore, you may take a ship each turn. You must also place this on your tableau. Why is it important where you place tiles on your tableau? Well, because for the Viking ships and the building sites, which are already on your tableau, you need certain resources and buildings to get the points for them. And that tile has to be next to it at the end of the game. Also, for ships, you get minus points if you haven't filled them with the right stuff, so taking unlimited ships is not useful. You can also score points by claiming trophies and collecting extra points for your buildings. The game ends when all Vikings have been placed. If you have the most points, you win and are elected jarl!

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Tainted Grail: the Fall of Avalon is an unforgettable solo or cooperative adventure experience for 1-4 players. By combining Arthurian legends and Celtic mythology with a unique vision, you can influence the game world in a deep and meaningful way. A deep, branching storyline lets you tackle problems in different ways, so no two games play the same. Difficult decisions or harrowing choices wait around every corner and seemingly small tasks can reverberate with major long-term consequences. In a land slowly sinking into the Wyrdness and torn by conflict, surviving every day is a challenge in itself. Hunger, illness, bad weather and random incidents all conspire to end your journey. Guardian Menhirs, which kept you traveling safely through the realm, slowly darken, turning simple logistics into a complex puzzle. To overcome these challenges, your character develops along several conflicting lines, such as Brutality/Empathy or Practicality/Spirituality. These traits unlock a rich choice of mutually exclusive skills and lead to different deck-building strategies, making character development meaningful and deep. The character you develop will be tested through dozens of combat and non-combat encounters. Sometimes you have to use brute force, but often diplomacy is a better option. Whether you fight with your strength or your wits, the unique dice-less encounter system makes resolving each conflict fun and exciting while keeping you immersed in the game. In Avalon, a legend awaits behind every stone and every tree. All locations have their own rich stories and secrets to discover. Places and characters are often much more than they seem. As you slowly put together all the pieces of the larger puzzle, the country will always have a surprise waiting for you around the corner. Many secrets can only be discovered after several games. Created by one of the best Polish fantasy authors, Krzysztof Piskorski. The story of Tainted Grail: the Fall of Avalon aims to push the boundaries of non-linear storytelling, building on the rich experience.

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Codenames Duet is specifically for two players. You and your partner are on a secret mission in a busy city. You must contact 15 spies while avoiding enemy assassins. You know which spies your partner can safely contact. Your partner knows that for you. Give each other one-word clues that correspond to multiple words and try to find all the spies before time runs out.

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A flood of prickly vegetable crops has overgrown your garden. There is only one solution: remove all the Artichokes! Prune your deck of cards by harvesting fresh vegetables. All vegetables have a special power that allows you to exchange, give away or discard cards. You will need luck, the right strategy and green fingers to have the winning hand at the end of the game! Harvest vegetables to build up the number of cards and try to get rid of all the artichokes as quickly as possible using the vegetables' special powers. If you manage to get a handful of cards without artichokes at the end of your turn, you win the game! You will find several cards with beautiful artwork in this game. In addition to artichokes, in the vegetable garden you will also find broccoli, leek, eggplant, beets, corn, potatoes, carrots, onions, peppers and broad beans. As an extra, rhubarb is now also growing in the garden. Every vegetable has its own 'power'. Some help you remove the artichokes, some make you get more.

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Five rows. From the top down. Do you play smoothly and enter low numbers? Or do you wait for critical hits because they can yield up to 21 bonus points? Simple rules and no waiting times, so continuous fun. At the end, one thing is clear: you will want to play this game again. A "perfect" dice game!

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2 new variants for even more fun 2 extra score blocks with 80 sheets each (160 in total) for the popular dice game and card game QWIXX. The rules don't change, but the gaming experience does. There are 2 new variants in this package: variant A has a score block with numbers in ascending and descending order, but each row consists of 4 different colors. Variant B has a score block with numbers that are not in ascending and descending order but mixed together (but the same color per row). NB! You can only use these score blocks in combination with Qwixx the Card Game and Qwixx the Dice Game!

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