Black Friday Board Games!

With the rise in the popularity of cassette tapes, there was a decline in vinyl ownership. Music lovers who sought portability exchanged their vinyl for store credit at the trade-in counter without knowing its actual value. collectors went on the hunt for these gems to expand or enhance their collections as record stores became flooded with used albums.The Totally Awesome 80's edition features popular genres present during the great decade — the 80's. The edition also adds a new mechanism to the game — trading at the Trade Counter. Players can trade unwanted or low-value records to collect a desired and higher-valued album. Collections max out at four. To earn a Collection Reward Token, the players have to meet a minimum quality level and maintain a specific number of matched attributes across all of the albums in the collection. To further enhance a collection, Loyalty Cards will increase the number of victory points earned at the end of the game.Ages 14+, 1-5 players, 60-75 min or less

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After the needle reaches the center of the record, you shoot up out of your chair and hop on the computer — you want more! You locate the nearest record store. You jump in the car, not knowing what to expect. After arriving and parking the car, you pull back on the door and enter into a musical paradise.Vinyl allows players to be aspiring vinyl collectors. With the knowledge acquired from visiting the Magazine Rack, players will begin to collect albums to assemble into collections that will score them additional points. Players will interact when collecting albums at the Record Bins or when gaining more knowledge at the Magazine Rack.Unfortunately, the inventory is limited, and other customers may be targeting the same vinyl gems. After the record store closes, players will tally their collection's value and determine the Elite Collector of Vinyl.★ Set Collection★ Hand Management★ Single Worker★ Bump Actions★ Victory PointsAges 14+, 1-5 players, 60-75 min or less

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After flipping through the selection of songs, inserting a coin into the slot, pushing buttons, a Mechanical arm selects a 45 from its library. After carefully placing it on the spinning turntable, music fills the air and begins to entertain the nearby listeners.Jukebox is a two-player light-weight set collection game where players construct a jukebox with 45s, which come in five genres, three decades, and have great songs on either A or B sides. To collect 45s, a player must draw coins out of their bag and inserts them into one of two slots. The player will continue until there is a desired match OR their slot(s) are full of coins. As 45s are acquired, the player places them into a 3x3 grid near their player board. The player will score a row or column of three 45s. As the player's bag empties, they may empty their coin box and earn two bonus coins. Keep in mind that at speci!c points in the game, the player's opponent will bene!t from the player's decisions getting free actions to insert coins into their player board. When a player acquires nine 45s, the game end is triggered. The players add their score up from the scoring tokens earned during play plus the points from their private objectives. The player with the most points is the winner.★ Bag Pulling★ Collections★ Victory PointsAges 14+, 2 players, 30-45 min or less

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During the 40s, the Big Band era was at its climax, with genres such as Jazz and Swing leading the way. In addition to the talented band leaders, gifted musicians delivered moving solos. People enjoyed great music at nightclubs or listening at home on radios or record players. Records initially were only available at 78-speed and held one song. However, 33-speed records with their extended duration began to grow in popularity.Big Band is a Vinyl edition that expands on the core mechanisms of Vinyl with the introduction of the Window Display, Leader Board, Soloist Tokens, Drum Cards, Album Speed bonuses, and a new way to build collections. Players will collect albums from two genres, Swing and Jazz, recorded at two different speeds from up to eight band leaders. A player collecting the more common record speed of the decade, 78, will earn additional points but must pay more versus the new record speed of the decade, 33.A player may retire a collection from a single genre at the Front Counter once there is a minimum of four albums with different instruments. The player earns a Collection Reward Token based on the number of complete matches across the retired albums and a Band Leader Power based on which band leaders are in the retired collection.Ages 14+, 1-5 players, 60-75 min or less

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After the needle reaches the center of the record, you shoot up out of your chair and hop on the computer — you want more! You locate the nearest record store. You jump in the car, not knowing what to expect. After arriving and parking the car, you pull back on the door and enter into a musical paradise.Vinyl allows players to be aspiring vinyl collectors. With the knowledge acquired from visiting the Magazine Rack, players will begin to collect albums to assemble into collections that will score them additional points. Players will interact when collecting albums at the Record Bins or when gaining more knowledge at the Magazine Rack.Unfortunately, the inventory is limited, and other customers may be targeting the same vinyl gems. After the record store closes, players will tally their collection's value and determine the Elite Collector of Vinyl.★ Set Collection★ Hand Management★ Single Worker★ Bump Actions★ Victory PointsAges 14+, 1-5 players, 60-75 min or less

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  In 1973, the band The Meeples broke up during the recordings for the Vinil album. The A-side of the unfinished album quickly became cult-followed by fans and critics around the world, turning into one of the most intriguing legends of rock-and-roll history. Fifty years later, the band has finally reunited to finish the B-side with the help of a team of the best musical producers in show biz. That's you! In HiFi, players start their turn by spinning the record's rondel on the turntable to choose an action within their reach, or they can spend production points to achieve one of the other actions. Each round represents a song recorded on the A-side of the album that will help players gather information to aid B-side recordings. After listening to all of the songs on the A-side 6-8 rounds depending on the player count the game ends. Whoever contributed most effectively to the construction of the tracks on the album's B-side wins.

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