Resolution Sale 2026

    Nexum Galaxy is a game for 1 to 4 players from 12+ years old, in which we fight against other Civilizations in epic interplanetary battles to dominate the Galaxy. With simple and intuitive rules that can be learned very quickly, but at the same time with a high tactical and strategic component. You will be able to eXpand and eXploit resources from each Galactic Sector while eXterminating your enemies. Allows hundreds of different games with progressively increasing difficulty, from pure strategy without chance to the incorporation of Cosmic Events to which you will have to adapt your strategy. Special modes solitaire, cooperative, and with or against several Artificial Intelligences. Excellent presentation, with its plastic insert, initial help guide and advanced guide. It is enriched with the expansion "Nexum Galaxy: Asteroids" that turns it into a 4X, adding eXploration and countless game modes, scenarios and components.

Read more less

Ivion combines the intensity of a fighting game with the strategy of deck-building card games to create an experience unlike any other. In Ivion, your deck IS your character, and you build it from a variety of classes and specializations. Each character type has numerous cards from which to choose, along with wildly different playstyles. Mix and match them to create your own, unique character! Upon the field of battle, crush your opponent with various strikes, stabs, slashes, spells, and other mayhem at your disposal. Be careful, though, as they have numerous ways to block, dodge, parry, fizzle, and disrupt your assault. Only one can be the victor, and the battle will be bloody! In Ivion: The Hound and The Hare, you can battle as the wise and faithful Saint or the deceptive and cunning Illusionist. They can battle one another or any other character in the Ivion line of games.

Read more less

In the near future, the mega-corporations of the military-industrial complex have invested trillions developing cybernetically enhanced clone soldiers for off-world exploration. Seeking to build robust teams for future missions — and more importantly, to land lucrative government contracts — they have created special training islands. On these islands, they are able to simulate all of the deadly conditions their soldiers may face on remote planets. To fund these expensive programs and the military-grade innovations built into their test subjects, the arms manufacturers have teamed up with media moguls to create and promote broadcast competitions live from the islands' training grounds. Thus was born "RELOAD", the biggest TV show on the planet, with the most charismatic and capable subjects competing in front of millions of avid viewers to win fame for themselves and fortunes for their creators.In Reload, you get to engage in this battle-royale experience thanks to an innovative action dice system that offers fast-paced play and the freedom to explore the island while fighting for fame.

Read more less

 This expansion set allows you to play Rise of Empire WITHOUT using stickers. It also enables you to reset your Rise of Empire campaign over and over and play through as many times as you like!    

Read more less

You’re a Munchkin. You don’t do anything halfway. Sure, you could just go straight down to the bottom of the dungeon and fight the boss, but you’d be missing out on all the extra cool stuff to find. Where’s the fun in that? Why not take a trek off to the side and see what lurks there? The Side Quest expansion for Munchkin Dungeon gives players plenty more to search out. Along with new Threats, Rooms, and Wandering Monsters, it also introduces Side Quest tokens. These are set out at the start of the game and players can earn them by completing certain achievements. Each one will up a Munchkin’s Fame at the end of the game. There are also two new heroes ready to enter the Dungeon: Rangers and Halflings!

Read more less

  Far Cry: Escape from Rook Islands is a tactical cooperative game (for 1 to 4 players), intended to be a reinterpretation of the premise of the classic video game. You play as its protagonists, who must join forces to face the various dangers of the Rook Islands, including the iconic Vaas and his ferocious acolytes! Your ultimate objective: To escape safely!!In addition to focusing on open world exploration, each of the narrative missions will allow you to progress your characters and improve your equipment, thereby increasing your chances of survival. Using the specialties of each hero, you will optimize your team's actions to face the many threats!Together, evolve during this thrilling story, as you try to get back to your old life, while being careful not to lose your mind. Nor to sink into madness. Whether you're a fan of the Far Cry franchise or a curious gamer, Far Cry: Escape from Rook Islands will take you on a unique adventure in lands that are as hostile as they are magnificently exotic..Features:CHOOSE YOUR MISSION: With eight different campaign missions to play, explore the stories of Rook Islands through this solo or cooperative game!BASED ON THE HIT VIDEO GAME: Dive into the Far Cry universe and manage your inventory, upgrade your weapons, craft potions, and fight to overcome the challenges on Rook Islands.GAIN EXPERIENCE POINTS: As you complete objectives during missions and explore the island you can level up to acquire more talents with your experience points.ALL ABOUT TACTICAL COMBAT: You will face hordes of enemies standing in the way of your progress and the ability to make it to the next scenario. Choose your weapons wisely and reduce your enemies hit points to win the scenario.FRIENDLY FIRE MODE: If you want a more challenging and difficult game, you can use Friendly Fire mode where you can accidentally hit an ally if they end up in your line of sight.Contents:39 Character Standees157 Cards6 Playerboards with dual rotating wheels9 Double-sided Enemy Boards8 Double-sided Life Boards7 Double-sided Game Boards4 Double-sided Round Boards4 Insanity Trackers18 Sack/Holster Boards290 Tokens20 Double-sided Tiles24 Plastic Standee Bases24 Wooden Cubes12 Plastic Dice1 Dice Tower1 Rulebook

Read more less

THE TEMPLE OF CHAOS HAS BEEN REVEALED.Existing only as a dark rumor for centuries, this ancient seat of chaotic magic has now been rediscovered. Within sits the legendary Ring of Chaos, a tool of unmatched power that allows the wearer to marshal the strength of the gods themselves.As a player you will command a party of four adventurers, leaders, heroes or villains. Survive the temple guardians, dobattle with your competitors, and claim the all-powerful Ring for your own. Easy to learn but challenging to master, this unique blend of board game and deck-building game mechanics rewards experience, strategy… and the brute force of a good fireball.Outwit your friends. Embrace the chaos. Claim the Ring.For whoever wears it will reshape the world…for good or evil.Contents:20-page rulebook8 Adventuring Party cardsDeck of 94 Action cards (including 8 Temple Guardian cards)Deck of 32 Hero cards8 pairs of adventuring party standees6 pairs of standee stands6 player mats1 double-sided battle map1 Ring of Chaos

Read more less

From the darkest corners of the multiverse comes the Batman Who Laughs, hell-bent on destroying every version of Earth in existence. It’s up to the Justice League to stop this vile version of our own Dark Knight and all its fearsome, horrific minions.Â

Read more less

Monumental is a next generation civilization game by Matthew Dunstan, packed with innovative mechanics taking the best of deckbuilding and 4X games. Raise your empire, develop deep knowledge and build majestic wonders while exploring and conquering the known world to emerge as the most dominant civilization of all time ! The "Lost Kingdoms" civilization box is the first expansion to Monumental, providing you with 4 new Civilizations to play as: the Aztecs, the Mughals, the Amazons and the Atlanteans (all completely compatible with the 5 Core civilizations and the African Empires civilizations) as well as more Terrain tiles including new terrain types (desert, jungle, islands, Aztec pyramids), and enabling an all-new 5 player mode! In Lost Kingdoms, each civilization comes with its own deck of cards including cultural policies, Knowledge and Buildings as well as new very specific Provinces per civilization: pyramids for the Aztecs, desert for the Mughals, jungle for the Amazons and islands for the Atlanteans. Of course, these new types of terrain could be used with or without their assigned Civilizations to enhance the look of the board and the creation of your maps. These civilizations, lost in time and legends, await their resurrection in Monumental: Lost Kingdoms!      - 5TH PLAYER ADDITION Lost Kingdom contains the rules and components needed to play 5-player games of Monumental. This feature becomes even more attractive when using the new Continuous Play Mode ! In order to play with 5 players, Lost Kingdoms provides: - New Province Tiles and a 5th Capital tile. - 5-player scenarios (maps) - A new Market: Carthago - Additional Free City Tokens As well as…    - NEW DEVELOPMENT CARDS These 12 new Development cards will greatly increase Monumental’s replayability: - Knowledge: Coinage; Astronomy; Animal Husbandry; Relativity; Flight - Wonders: Orichalc Walls of Atlantis; The Red Fort; Tenochtitlan; Panama Canal; Golden Gate Bridge - Buildings: Channels; Theater    - 6TH MARKET TOKEN: Lost Kingdoms adds one token for each existing Market, which will add more choices to the current pool when visiting a Market tile, in addition to the new Market Carthago, complete with its 6 tokens.    - NEW PROVINCE TILES There are four new types of Province tiles in Lost Kingdoms, each of which inspired by one of the new civilizations: - Aztec Pyramids: Whenever you conquer an Aztec Pyramid, you must pay 1 Gold in addition to any other resources you would normally pay. - Islands: Each Island tile shows two bridges connecting to 2 or 4 adjacent Province tiles, depending on which adjacent Provinces the bridges might point to. The only way to enter the Island is by bridge from one of these adjacent tiles. Provinces adjacent to an Island are considered to be Coastal provinces. - Deserts: After you conquer a Desert, you must return one conquering Soldier to your Capital tile. - Jungles: It costs 1 additional Military resource for Explorers to enter a Jungle. This additional cost must always be paid, even if the Explorer is moving for free as the result of another effect.    - NEW AUTOMA CARDS This expansion includes Automa cards which are adapted to the new civilizations, as well as some stronger cards for more experienced players!    - 4 NEW CIVILIZATIONS Altogether with the Core box civilizations, 9 Civilizations are now ready to fight for glory and dominance in Monumental against other players or in Solo mode! Lost Kingdoms brings 4 more civilizations to the game, each of them with their specific game mechanic alongside exclusive new Buildings, Knowledge, Cultural Policies and new Warlord effects. - Amazons The Amazons were known for their ability to utilize horses both in combat and everyday life - in Monumental, horses are a new resource represented by a new type of Token. The Amazons’ cultural policies also make use of horses in many different ways, from using Beasts of Burdento complete Wonders, to using Wall of Horses to make all provinces with horses in them even more expensive to conquer. - Mughals The Mughals excel at efficiency and city management, being able to quickly discard useless cards from their City in order to optimize access to their more powerful Buildings and Knowledge. This efficiency is also reflected in the special way the Mughals use their Cultural Policies. Unlike other civilizations, when the Mughals develop a new Cultural Policy, they don’t stack their Cultural Policies - they instead place each new Cultural Policy next to a row or column in their City. For the remaining part of the game, whenever that row/column of cards is activated, so is the associated policy, meaning that in the later portion of the game, you might end up having access to all five policies rather than just one, and thus being able to activate up to 2 per turn! - Atlantis The Atlanteans use Knowledge and Special Building cards differently from other Civilizations. Instead of being placed in their City deck, those cards are kept separate above their City, in a row known as the Nexus. At the start of every turn, when you cross-tap your 5 City cards, the leftmost card in the Nexus is also activated and moves towards the end of the row afterwards. Atlanteans policies align with this scientific focus, while their affinity to the sea echoes their inevitable demise. - Aztecs Human sacrifice played a central role in Aztec culture, and in Monumental this manifests in a new keyword: Sacrifice. Sacrificing allows you to gain powerful effects, but at the cost of your Soldiers: When you sacrifice a Soldier, that token (or figure) is removed from the map permanently and cannot be used to conquer or occupy Provinces. The Aztecs have access to Cultural Policies that play into this delicate cycle of sacrifice and recovery, life and death.

Read more less

In the near future when cloning dinosaurs is a reality and people are tired of seeing them in a zoo, the next logical step is combat. Triassic Terror adds 2 more dinosaurs for use in Ultimate Dinosaur Fighting, the Extra-Large Diplodocus and the Pteranodon. In addition to the new dinosaurs, it includes 10 new Mutations, 10 new Tech Upgrades and 10 new Events to spice up your game. Ages 13+, 2-6 Players, 30-45 min or less. You must have a copy of Ultimate Dinosaur Fighting to use this expansion.

Read more less

Choose your Battle Mage, ready yourself as you enter the Selek Arena for a fight to the death against some of the most powerful champions of Thargos! Each Mage has an edge in their own magic art. Pit your wits against others as you add to the power of incoming spells and redirect them to your opponents but beware of rare magic that can change the outcome in the blink of an eye. This is a place of dangerous and volatile magic where only the strongest survive.

Read more less

Yomi (second edition) updates the original Yomi game with slight rule modifications and balance tweaks, in addition to adding ten new characters. Yomi is a fighting game in card form in which physical dexterity is replaced by hand management skills. Just like in a fighting game, you have to know your character, know the matchup, and know your opponent. Each character has a deck that follows the same conventions as deck of playing cards. This makes it easy to learn the contents of your deck: numbered cards are normal moves, face cards are special moves, and aces are super moves. Yomi is a competitive card game specifically designed and balanced to hold up to tournament play with many years of playtesting and tournaments behind it. It tests the skills of valuation and Yomi. Valuation refers to your ability to judge the relative value of moves (or cards) as they change over the course of the game. Yomi, the game's title, refers to your ability to "read" the patterns that your opponent unconsciously falls into. It's designed for high level play to be as interesting as possible and as balanced as possible. Game Modes 1v1, the main mode 2v2 Team Battle, inspired by video games such as Marvel vs Capcom A solo mode to learn basic proficiency against an automated opponent A 3v3 mode (can be played as 1v1 with multiple characters) inspired by video games such as King of Fighters Gameplay Each player shuffles their deck and draws an opening hand of seven cards. Turns are simultaneous and players draw one card per turn. Each player plays a combat card face down, then reveals the cards simultaneously. Resolve combat. Blocking an attack lets you draw a card; hitting with an attack or throw allows you to combo more cards from your hand; dodging an attack lets you hit back with a single move. Bluff phase. After it's resolved who won combat, but before any combos are played, the player who might get hit by a combo can play a facedown Joker or bluff card. After the attacker finishes their combo, reveal that facedown card. If it's a Joker, the combo does no damage. If it's a non-Joker card, the combo does full damage as usual. Power up: Players can discard pairs, 3-of-a-kinds, or 4-of-a-kinds to search their decks for Aces (super moves). Also, if they performed any chain combos (straights of sequential normal attacks, such as a 2,3,4,5) that turn, they can also search for Aces. The game ends when one player is reduced to 0 life, or when one player draws the last card of their deck. In that case, time is out and the player with the highest life wins.

Read more less

Yomi (second edition) updates the original Yomi game with slight rule modifications and balance tweaks, in addition to adding ten new characters. Yomi is a fighting game in card form in which physical dexterity is replaced by hand management skills. Just like in a fighting game, you have to know your character, know the matchup, and know your opponent. Each character has a deck that follows the same conventions as deck of playing cards. This makes it easy to learn the contents of your deck: numbered cards are normal moves, face cards are special moves, and aces are super moves. Yomi is a competitive card game specifically designed and balanced to hold up to tournament play with many years of playtesting and tournaments behind it. It tests the skills of valuation and Yomi. Valuation refers to your ability to judge the relative value of moves (or cards) as they change over the course of the game. Yomi, the game's title, refers to your ability to "read" the patterns that your opponent unconsciously falls into. It's designed for high level play to be as interesting as possible and as balanced as possible. Game Modes 1v1, the main mode 2v2 Team Battle, inspired by video games such as Marvel vs Capcom A solo mode to learn basic proficiency against an automated opponent A 3v3 mode (can be played as 1v1 with multiple characters) inspired by video games such as King of Fighters Gameplay Each player shuffles their deck and draws an opening hand of seven cards. Turns are simultaneous and players draw one card per turn. Each player plays a combat card face down, then reveals the cards simultaneously. Resolve combat. Blocking an attack lets you draw a card; hitting with an attack or throw allows you to combo more cards from your hand; dodging an attack lets you hit back with a single move. Bluff phase. After it's resolved who won combat, but before any combos are played, the player who might get hit by a combo can play a facedown Joker or bluff card. After the attacker finishes their combo, reveal that facedown card. If it's a Joker, the combo does no damage. If it's a non-Joker card, the combo does full damage as usual. Power up: Players can discard pairs, 3-of-a-kinds, or 4-of-a-kinds to search their decks for Aces (super moves). Also, if they performed any chain combos (straights of sequential normal attacks, such as a 2,3,4,5) that turn, they can also search for Aces. The game ends when one player is reduced to 0 life, or when one player draws the last card of their deck. In that case, time is out and the player with the highest life wins.

Read more less

Yomi (second edition) updates the original Yomi game with slight rule modifications and balance tweaks, in addition to adding ten new characters. Yomi is a fighting game in card form in which physical dexterity is replaced by hand management skills. Just like in a fighting game, you have to know your character, know the matchup, and know your opponent. Each character has a deck that follows the same conventions as deck of playing cards. This makes it easy to learn the contents of your deck: numbered cards are normal moves, face cards are special moves, and aces are super moves. Yomi is a competitive card game specifically designed and balanced to hold up to tournament play with many years of playtesting and tournaments behind it. It tests the skills of valuation and Yomi. Valuation refers to your ability to judge the relative value of moves (or cards) as they change over the course of the game. Yomi, the game's title, refers to your ability to "read" the patterns that your opponent unconsciously falls into. It's designed for high level play to be as interesting as possible and as balanced as possible. Game Modes 1v1, the main mode 2v2 Team Battle, inspired by video games such as Marvel vs Capcom A solo mode to learn basic proficiency against an automated opponent A 3v3 mode (can be played as 1v1 with multiple characters) inspired by video games such as King of Fighters Gameplay Each player shuffles their deck and draws an opening hand of seven cards. Turns are simultaneous and players draw one card per turn. Each player plays a combat card face down, then reveals the cards simultaneously. Resolve combat. Blocking an attack lets you draw a card; hitting with an attack or throw allows you to combo more cards from your hand; dodging an attack lets you hit back with a single move. Bluff phase. After it's resolved who won combat, but before any combos are played, the player who might get hit by a combo can play a facedown Joker or bluff card. After the attacker finishes their combo, reveal that facedown card. If it's a Joker, the combo does no damage. If it's a non-Joker card, the combo does full damage as usual. Power up: Players can discard pairs, 3-of-a-kinds, or 4-of-a-kinds to search their decks for Aces (super moves). Also, if they performed any chain combos (straights of sequential normal attacks, such as a 2,3,4,5) that turn, they can also search for Aces. The game ends when one player is reduced to 0 life, or when one player draws the last card of their deck. In that case, time is out and the player with the highest life wins.

Read more less

Introduced more than 20 years ago and now back by popular demand the first-person shooter without the computer! It's fast and violent; perfect for a lunch hour slug-fest or for long nights of mayhem.

Read more less

Fly through the city. Smash the villains. Backstab your teammates and grab their gadgets. Munchkin has parodied the classic dungeon, the kung-fu warrior, the space epic, and the creatures of the night. Now, it's the superheroes' turn! Be a Mutant, an Exotic, a Mystic, or a Techno. The higher your Level, the more Powers you can have. Battle dastardly masterminds, devastating monsters, and invading aliens from the next dimension from the wimpy Bucketman all the way up to Big Ol' Planet Eater Guy himself and TAKE THEIR STUFF! With the Electro-Mento-Hat, the Telezapinator, and the (jet-powered) Pogo Stick, no foe can stand before you. Super Munchkin is a stand-alone game, which (of course) can be combined with other Munchkin games. Designed by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic, this one is destined to RULE THE WORLD! Mwahahaha! Now in Full Color! •twisted humor•super hero themed•3 to 8 Players3 to 8 Players•part of popular munchkin line•1 hour to play

Read more less

Superhero or Supervillain? You decide in this fast & furious super‑powered buildable dice game!Each round, use your dice to attack, defend, or increase your power!One copy of the game supports 1v1 and solo play.Two copies support 2v2 and three or four‑player free‑for-alls.Each box contains:• 2 Player Screens• 6 Super Boards• 2 Player Boards• 26 Dice• 52 Dice Faces• 2 Score Dials• 4 Team-Up Cards• a Rulebook• misc components

Read more less

A deck builder with a twist, Robot Quest Arena adds the element of movement and positioning to the deck builder genre in a fun and exciting way. The game’s art style is a big draw, it has very cute, indie vibes to it; presented in both the game’s card art and its adorable miniature robots. Between the random elements presented by the deckbuilding genre and the game’s multiplayer focus, the game feels fresh each time you play. Robot quest arena was my personal pick for board game of the year in 2023.                                                                                     - Pat (Guild Service Representative) Robot Quest Arena is a deckbuilding board game where 2-4 players battle to be the best Robot Tech in the world. Control, protect, and upgrade your bot as you fight to knock out competitors from the arena! The base game contains:• 4 Robot Minis• 4 corresponding player boards• a 27-by-27 inch Game Board• 128 cards• 16 tiles• 72 cubes/gems• a rulebook

Read more less