It is the 25th century. You are a member of an intergalactic expedition shipwrecked on a mysterious planet named Artemia. While waiting for the rescue ship, you begin to explore the planet but an alien entity picks up your scent and begins to hunt you. You are NOT ALONE! Will you survive the dangers of Artemia? NOT ALONE is an asymmetrical card game, in which one player (the Creature) plays against the stranded explorers (the Hunted). If you play as one of the Hunted, you will explore Artemia using Place cards. By playing these and Survival cards, you try to avoid, confuse or distract the Creature until help arrives. If you play as the Creature, you will stalk and pursue the shipwrecked survivors. By playing your Hunt cards and using the mysterious powers of Artemia, you try to wear down the Hunted and assimilate them to the planet forever. NOT ALONE is a immersive, thematic card game, where you use guessing, bluffing, hand management, and just a pinch of deck-building to achieve your goal, which is survival for the Hunted... or total assimilation for the Creature!

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The new moon is a symbol for a new beginning, the perfect time to start something new and to plan your future — and that is what Nova Luna (lat. for new moon) is all about. In each round of this abstract tile-laying game, you have to plan your future anew, developing a new strategy to cope with what the moon wheel has to offer you. On each turn, you have to decide which new tile from the moon wheel to place in front of you. Every new tile brings a new task you have to fulfill. In order to do so, you need to place tiles of the correct color adjacent to the task you want to complete, but these of course again bring you new tasks. Each time a task is solved, you may place one of your markers on it. So decide wisely and be the first one to place all your markers.

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  In Nova Roma, you are the head of an ancient and noble Roman house. You must deploy your family members and retainers to accomplish a variety of goals. Construct buildings, dominate sea routes, secure resources, race in the hippodrome, and hire specialists, as your family's own agenda emerges. Will it be enough to please the Emperor and emerge the victor amongst your rival houses?

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In the heart of a hostile region, you're the head of a fortified village. When night falls, ferocious monsters emerge from the darkness and storm your village! To avoid carnage, organize your defenses, call in your heroes and... direct the most dangerous creatures toward your neighbors! The game is played over two rounds, split in two distinct phases. During the day, each player selects cards to build their village, considering the best combination of buildings, the optimal positioning and also recruit powerful heroes to protect their villagers. During the night, they receive Creature cards to split between themselves and their neighbors In the best of cases, they choose to keep creatures that their defense can handle while hitting the weakest spots in your neighbor's defenses! Finally, the Creatures attack and destroy the most exposed buildings and villagers. At the end, the player with the most surviving villagers and tamed creatures mastered is declared the winner!

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Nucleum: an atomic strategy game by dávid turczi and simone luciani When Elsa Von Frühlingfeld presented her invention to King Frederik Augustus II of Saxony, people thought it was trickery. She used the recently isolated element uranium to heat up a jar of water and used the resulting steam to power an engine that kept the uranium active via a process she called “atomization.” Her device, the Nucleum, ushered in a new era of energy and prosperity over the next decades. Saxony went from a minor regional power to the hub of European science and engineering. Now, a generation later, factories are still hungry for more power, demanding bigger and more Nucleums to be built, more uranium imported from the nearby country of bohemia, and railways and power lines built across the country to carry the tamed power of the atoms to saxony’s great cities. Inventors, engineers, and industrialists flock to the Saxon court, vying to be the leader in this new industrial revolution. Nucleum is a heavy euro board game in which players take role of industrialists trying to succeed during the economic and technological boom of 19th-century saxony, fueled by the invention and spread of the Nucleum (a nuclear reactor).

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  Number Drop is a Tetris-style roll-and-write game played with shapes and numbers. Players use 4 number dice and 1 shape die to determine the way they must fill in their grid, by creating the shape with the numbers. Players also have 5 block tiles they can use to block the other players' grid. In this game, you must drop shapes in the right places to create combinations of identical or consecutive numbers on your grid. You aim at being the most efficient and being able drop penalties onto your opponents !As soon as a player reaches the Game Over line, the game ends and whoever has the most points is the winner. Will you reach the ultimate score of 100 ?

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In the three-dimensional construction game Nunatak: Temple of Ice, you build a step pyramid together in a mountain of ice but this game isn't co-operative, so watch your step! (A nunatak, by the way, is a hill or mountain completely surrounded by glacial ice.) For each pillar stone placed, you receive cards with different values that will affect your score in the end. For every four pillars built in a square, a new level of the monument opens up, with the temple of ice growing step by step. Who can place their stones most wisely and rise to the icy challenge?

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Did you pass a red leaf or a blue leaf? Or maybe it was actually a rock? You’ll never find those hidden hazelnuts if you can't remember the way! Surely it can't be that difficult... or can it? In Nut Job, players will scramble like squirrels through a colorful forest looking for the hazelnuts they have hidden away. Each turn you will have to get through three placards that separate you from your nutty prize. These placards each have a form (rock, leaf, mushroom), and a color (red, yellow, blue) that are hidden from players. If you name the correct color on all three placards in your path you collect a nut token! But make a mistake and your turn ends immediately, giving your opponents a chance to make their own guesses. Once you collect a nut token it forces all other players to flip their character tokens to the opposite side, meaning they will now have to guess forms instead of colors and vice versa. Be the first player to collect 5 hazelnuts and you can win the game, just try not to go nuts in the process! Components:9 Forest Placards12 Nut Tokens4 Squirrel Tokens1 Rule Sheet

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Race to be the first to play your cards. Quickly play matches and even play out of turn with matches and runs. Watch out for action cards and grab a bone to distract that playful mutt. It’s a howling good time!Be the first to play all your cards by matching and even playing out of turn! Be careful - your rival’s action cards can create a tangle up mess! Watch out for that playful mutt!Another day of dog walking is over. Now it’s a race to be home first! Drop off dogs by matching their color, number, or breed, or play out of turn with matches and runs.

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In the center of a vast, but secret forest stands the Arch-Oak — a majestic tree that was already a sapling when the world was still young. It is even said that from its wood, the Gods crafted the first humans and animals. Druidic orders from far and wide flock together around its roots to bathe in its glory. Arch-druids sanctify sacred places and erect rune-etched monoliths, while bards tell the tallest tales to recruit a greater following. Ovates read the omens to gain a glimpse of the things to come, while sacrificers use force to defend their Order's beliefs. Oak puts you in the role of the leader of one of four different druid orders, with you attempting to establish that your order deserves to be chosen by the Arch-Oak's spirit to stay and learn its secrets. Your order starts out small and insignificant, but if you choose your actions wisely and use your druids efficiently, you will see it grow in power and stature. You will gain the friendship and help of otherworldly creatures like the mischievous brownie, the terrible merrow, and the magical pixies. You will learn powerful spells of the wild and uncover mighty artifacts. You might even risk upsetting the natural balance by creating new sacred places in the forest to house your growing flock of druids. Will you be able to prove to the Arch-Oak that your order is worthy? Will you be able to unlock the secrets of the ancients?

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  In this ladder climbing and hand management card game, players send their best Vikings to battle.Get the best cards to build your hand, create combinations and surprise your opponents! To win, you will need to be the first to discard all the cards in your hand, and to have the fewest points at the end of the game. VIKING-THEMED STRATEGY: Immerse yourself in a world of Vikings, where strategic hand management and ladder climbing are key to victory. BUILD AND COMBINE: Master the art of building powerful hands and creating surprising combinations to outsmart your opponents. QUICK TO LEARN AND PLAY: Easy to understand rules make Ragna perfect for both new and experienced players, offering fast-paced fun. TENSE AND ENGAGING GAMEPLAY: Experience the thrill of battle as you make swift decisions and tactically manage your cards. MULTIPLAYER FUN: Designed for up to 6 players, Ragna is great for family game nights, gatherings with friends, or competitive play.

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OGRE and its sequel G.E.V. are tactical ground combat games set in the not-so-distant future. In 2085 A.D., armored warfare continues - faster and deadlier than ever. Hovercraft, tanks and infantry slug it out with tactical nuclear devices. But the most feared weapon of all needs no human guidance. It's a giant cybernetic tank called the OGRE. The basic OGRE game gives one player a force of infantry and armor, and a command post he must defend. The other player has only one unit - but it's an OGRE. It's an even match. Advanced games allow solitaire or multi-player action, with OGREs on both sides. Microgame #1 in the Metagaming Microgames series, and the original release of Ogre. Origin of the Game: Ogre / G.E.V..

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FAMILY GAME NIGHT HAS GONE NUTZ! - Battle to be the squirrel with the most nutz stashed for winter. But don't drop your nutz!THE PLAYER WITH THE MOST NUTZ WINS! - Each player takes turns rolling the die and drawing cards into their hand. Cards have values for how many nutz they are worth. Try to get as many nutz from your hand into your stash as you can. Or use them for special advantages such as spying, stealing, or making others drop their nutz.GUARANTEED FAMILY FUN! For boys, girls, mom, dad, aunts, uncles and grandma and grandpa! Create shared memories of laughter and fun as a family!A GREAT GIFT IDEA! Great for parties, birthday, game night, travel, camping and more! Simple and hilarious fun!WHAT'S IN THE BOX• 1 Six-Sided Die• 15 Stash Tokens• 96 Cards• 1 Instruction Booklet and lots of fun!

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In Oh Really?, a game created by visual artist MC Marquis, players try to correctly guess the order of preference of other players among five completely different topics. The more accurate your guesses are, the more points you score. Oh Really? brings laughter, discussions and small discomforts, all of which can be a great icebreaker for your dinners, parties or even on a date! With 200 different topics to choose from, each game will be unique and each choices can be hard to make.

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  Build a den of thieves with matching pairs, but avoid Old Bill by outwitting and outwitting the other Masterminds! The player who gets the most matching pairs of thieves (two cards with the same picture) wins the game, but watch out for Old Bill! If you end up with him in your hand, he will remove one of your matches! Players draw cards and either play or trade them to make matches. Old Bill will reduce some of your matches. The game continues until a player takes the last card from the deck. This is now the last round, in which each player makes a final move. Players now count the number of pairs they have managed to make in their area for the score. If a player ends up with any number of old bills in their hand, they must discard one of their scoring pairs. The player with the most pairs of thieves wins the game! If there is a tie, add up the ranks across your paired pairs, counting the pair's rank only once, not both Thieves within a pair. Whoever has the highest total score wins! If there is still a tie, the win is split. You can also pull this box out for a classic game of Old Maid (with ole' Bill) or Memory with the whole family.

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  This 32-page softcover doesn’t contain anything that isn’t already in the core book, but it is a handy and inexpensive way to access and share important information for everyone around the game table.Create characters, explore Alternate Appalachia, and access the easy to- learn Cypher System rules that power the Old Gods of Appalachia Roleplaying Game. This handy Player’s Guide provides an easy, inexpensive way to have multiple copies of the game’s most important player-facing content at the game table.

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Once upon a time, the Empire was locked in a merciless war against the Witch-King, who was the high priest of the Father-of-all-Monsters. The Empire was victorious, but at the cost of its unity and, in the end, its very existence. After an era of imperial peace, the land was plunged into a dark age, filled with fragmented domains, ceaseless quarrels, malevolent religions, ruin, and sorrow. However, there was one imperial tradition that did not disappear. From within their fortresses and strongholds, the Rangers tirelessly pursue their mission of watching over the inhabitants of the former Empire, explore the wilderness, unite communities, fight monsters, and recover the Emperor’s treasures so that one day, hope may be born anew. Now it’s your turn to join the ranks of these brave Rangers! Oltréé!**Oltree! The Rangers’ rallying cryIn this cooperative game, players are brave Rangers who assist the people of a satrapy - an administrative province - that their hierarchy has put them in charge of. They must rebuild a Fortress to ensure the safety and tranquility of the inhabitants. Rangers are given an Assignment at the start of the game. These are the tasks that have been assigned to them by their hierarchy. Completing them will be the best way to win the game. This assignment would be easy to carry out if external events did not get in the Rangers’ way. A story, called the Chronicle, will unfold throughout the game, adding new situations that the Rangers will have to deal with. Along the way, the Rangers will experience Incidents, short scenes in which they will be able to win fame for themselves (or not). They will also have to assist the communities of the Satrapy when Problems cause them danger, and they must face all kinds of unforeseen Events. If they can stay the course, while keeping the Prestige and Defense of the Fortress intact, they will reach the final chapter of the Chronicle and can end the tale. For a happy ending, they must complete their Assignment to the best of their ability. In this box you will find the following independent Chronicles (they don't form an overarching campaign): Open Doors (short) In the Shadow of the Dragon (long) Underground threat (long) Damsel not in Distress (long) A Rebel Problem (long) Things were better before (long) — Description from the rulebookOltréé is based on the French role-playing game Oltréé by John Grümph.

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Omicron Protocol is an “intra-apocalyptic”, cyberpunk-themed miniatures board game for 1-4 players, where you control a squad of unique characters and a 3rd party enemy to harass your opponent, or play solo/cooperatively as a team to fight enemies, complete objectives, and survive! Every character in the game is represented by a detailed 32mm-scale miniature, possessing their own rich history and personality, as well as powerful cybernetic abilities! Play the competitive or solo/co-op modes through various narrative scenarios to survive the crisis! The game is filled with innovative game mechanics that make every game thrilling and exciting, ushering players deeper and deeper into the gripping lore of San Lazaro and those who fight in its chaotic streets.

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This cross-faction expansion adds 1 new character who can play for both the Survivalists and Peacemakers factions from the Core Game. Maria “Ranger” Gutierrez-Rivera is a Supervising Ranger in the Big Trees National Park. She is a crossbow expert and her unique fire/stun and healing abilities will help the Peacemaker and Survivalists factions better survive the CyMS onslaught! It also includes a new scenario and 2 new forage cards.

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Xi (“Iguana” in Chinese), is a much-loved pet of Lady Rose, the leader of the Red Dragons triad. Her fearsome cyber-jaw (filled with nano-venom) and powerful tail will easily incapacitate all enemies. She is a valuable addition to both the Red Dragons and Animals factions in the fight to survive San Lazaro! Contents: 1 “Xi” miniature  1 Scenario Card 1 Forage Card

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The expansion adds even more variety and replayability to the game. The "Up to No Good" expansion STANDEE-only version, containing 2 full Factions. Miniature versions "Animals"As a faction, all the animals have been mysteriously "enlightened", such that their intelligence has been boosted exponentially. No one, not even the animals themselves, knows how or why this occurred. Miniature versions "Red Dragons"The Red Dragons are San Lazaro's most powerful street gang. Originally a Chinese triad, it has recently opened up its ranks to people of all backgrounds under the leadership of the ambitious and ruthless "Lady Rose".

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  The first settlers arrived On Mars in the year 2037. In the decades after establishing Mars Base Camp, private exploration companies began creating a self-sustaining colony. As chief astronaut for one of these enterprises, you want to be a pioneer in developing the biggest, most advanced colony on Mars by achieving mission goals and your company's private agenda.  On Mars is played over several rounds. When in orbit, you can take blueprints, buy and develop technologies, and take supplies from the Warehouse. When on the surface of the planet, you can construct buildings with your bots, upgrade these buildings using blueprints, lead scientists and acquire new contracts, and explore the planet's surface with your rover. In the Shuttle Phase, players may travel between the colony and the Space Station in orbit. To win the game, players must significantly contribute to the development of the first colony on Mars. Components 1 Gameboard board 4 Player boards and player aids 1 Reference book 30 Building tiles (including 5 Starting Building tiles) 20 Shelter Building tiles (5 in each player color) 1 Building tiles display and 1 Scientist/Earth Contracts Board 8 Research tiles 19 Discovery tiles 20 Tech tiles (including 4 starting Shelter Tech tiles) 3 Mission tracker cubes and 1 Remaining Missions marker 3 Mission markers (A, B, and C) 8 LSS Reward tiles 1 Shuttle and 1 Colony level marker 12 First Colonist cards and 6 First Colonist tiles 6 Scientist markers 20 Resource tiles of each type and 30 Crystals 4 LSS Track markers 48 Colonists (12 in each player color) 4 Rovers (1 in each player color) 20 Ships and 20 Progress cubes (5 in each player color) 16 Bots (4 in each player color) 4 Player markers and 4 OP markers (1 in each player color) 32 Advanced Building markers (8 in each player color) 24 Blueprint cards 6 Scientist cards 12 Earth Contract cards 16 Private Goal cards 9 Mission cards 12 Solo cards

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The On Mars: Upgrade Pack Includes: 1 - Blueprint Board (50x20mm) 12 - Additional Contract Cards 6 - Private Goal Expansion Cards. Requires On Mars to Play On Mars is played over several rounds, each consisting of two phases - the Colonization Phase and the Shuttle Phase. During the Colonization Phase, each player takes a turn during which they take actions. The available actions depend on the side of the board they are on. If you are in orbit, you can take blueprints, buy and develop technologies, and take supplies from the Warehouse. If you are on the surface of the planet, you can construct buildings with your bots, upgrade these buildings using blueprints, take scientists and new contracts, welcome new ships, and explore the planet’s surface with their rover. In the Shuttle Phase, players may travel between the colony and the Space Station in orbit. All buildings on Mars have a dependency on each other and some are required for the colony to grow. Building shelters for Colonists to live in requires oxygen; generating oxygen requires plants; growing plants requires water; extracting water from ice requires power; generating power requires mining minerals; and mining minerals requires Colonists. Upgrading the colony’s ability to provide each of these resources is vital. As the colony grows, more shelters are needed so that the Colonists can survive the inhospitable conditions on Mars. During the game, players are also trying to complete missions. Once a total of three missions have been completed, the game ends. To win the game, players must contribute to the development of the first colony on Mars. This is represented during the game by players gaining Opportunity Points (OP). The player with the most OP at the end of the game is declared the winner.

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As you begin to establish the first colonies on Mars, you discover that you are not alone in the galaxy… and that you are not welcome anywhere beyond Earth. Play the familiar role of human civilization reaching out to Mars, or play for the other side, fighting to prevent the infectious spread of these beings bent on expanding to every habitable planet in the galaxy! On Mars: Alien Invasion is a somewhat cooperative expansion for On Mars. This box contains four chapters of a story by Nathan Morse, and each story features a different way to play the game, designed by Vital Lacerda. You will play one versus many; completely cooperatively; and even solo if you wish, depending on the chapter. Included are four fresh and completely replayable ways to establish colonies On Mars! Components • Over 20 Alien Meeples • Alien Player Board • Alien Advanced Building Marker • Sentry & Defense Exosuit Meeple • New Scientist - The Microbiologist • 77 Full-size Cards and 23 Mini Cards (includes the Beacon Promo Card) • Over 115 Tokens and Markers!   This is an expansion a copy of On Mars Required.

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15 Wooden upgrades to the punchboard Alien Action tokens in On Mars: Alien Invasion   This is an expansion a copy of On Mars and On Mars: Alien Invasion Required.

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  In On the Road, you play music bands that want to reach the Skudde Festival with the most fans. During the game, you travel throughout the land in order to gather the highest number of fans. To win, you need to make sure they will also make it to the Festival to see you on stage — and won't get stuck in line at the toilet. On your turn, play your movement cards to visit new places or travel back to beloved areas. Each tile represents a different landscape. The more often you visit a type of landscape, the more fans you will get there, i.e., wooden stars you place in a bag. On some tiles, you get a chance to draw from the bag. Your fans will be invited to watch you play, whereas other bands' fans will be sent to queue for the toilet. The game ends when all the tickets for the Festival are sold. The winning band is the one with the most fans on the final stage. FAMILY FRIENDLY GAMEPLAY: Engage the entire family with On The Road, a delightful board game where players become music bands trying to gather fans and reach the Skudde Festival first. UNIQUE GAME MECHANICS: Utilize a novel majority mechanic where visiting various landscapes allows you to gather fans, represented by wooden stars. Strategic tile and card plays influence your band's success and interaction with other players. CREATIVE ILLUSTRATIONS: Admire the artwork of renowned artist Miguel Coimbra, known for his work on popular games like 7 Wonders and Small World. His vibrant and thematic illustrations enrich the game's music festival atmosphere. QUICK AND EASY SETUP: Enjoy a swift setup with a game that plays in approximately 30 minutes. Ideal for game nights, parties, or as a lively family activity. Simple rules ensure that you spend more time playing and less time preparing. HIGH-QUALITY COMPONENTS: Includes 54 cards, 33 tiles, 33 tokens, 80 wooden stars, 4 wooden van pawns, and a draw bag. All materials are crafted to enhance the tactile and visual pleasure of game play, ensuring durability and long-lasting fun.

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    The massive network of London Underground stations make up one of the most complex transportation systems in the world, and On the Underground challenges you to develop it. Build the most successful lines, connect them to landmarks and attract passenger traffic. Players build the Underground lines in London or the U-Bahn lines in Berlin.

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  In On the Underground: Paris/New York, players build the Paris Métro lines or the New York City Subway lines. Each player controls 2-4 different lines, depending on the number of players.On each turn, four destination cards are available, corresponding to stations on the map. You can take up to four actions; an action is either building track by placing one of your track tokens on the board or taking a branch token. A player may use two branch tokens to branch out of an existing line (whereas normally lines can be extended only at the endpoints). After each player's turn, a passenger token is moved along players' lines, avoiding walking as much as possible, to reach one or two destinations determined at the beginning of the turn. Destination cards corresponding to the visited stations are then replaced by new ones, then the next player takes their turn.

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Route building roll and write. Roll and write your way across the United States or Europe! You’re taking your band on tour, but managing all these tour dates can be tricky. Each turn you will schedule shows in two states/countries for different dates until you have filled your map. Then you’ll draw a route to see how many states/countries you can visit on your tour. The map starts empty and you’ll be adding the numbers (representing the dates) each turn. You’ll roll dice to determine what numbers to write, and flip cards to limit which regions you can write in. It will seem easy at first, but be careful not to paint yourself into a corner. It’s a multiplayer, route-building, dice rolling, puzzle. All players are using the same dice rolls and card flips, so it is completely fair. Can you plan a better route than your friends?

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Of the billions of planets in existence, none are as perfect or as beautiful as our home planet we call Earth. But Earth is in danger. Human advancements are threatening her ability to sustain life. How can we balance between our need for advancement and our planet’s ability to sustain our ambitions? One Earth is a fun climate change game for 2-5 players. You and your friends play as one of Earth’s mighty nations, competing with one another to ensure your citizens prosper and maintain the highest living standards. However, in doing so, you must also ensure you work together to ensure the sustainability of Earth and its survival. There is only One Earth, and it is our duty to protect it.

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The Key is missing, and it is up to the players to find it! The team leader tries to communicate with the other players, proposing clues by indicating their degree of affinity — strong medium/weak — with the object that the team must find. With good team-play, the other players remove the wrong cards, step by step, until the Key is all that remains. Removing the Key results in instant defeat, so be careful! One Key is a family game for all kinds of players, a light game that offers a co-operative experience based on the association of ideas and deduction. All the objects are like little universes of their own. Find the right one to solve the enigma! One Key is best played with an app with a three-minute timer and background music to add tension to your games.

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  One Night Ultimate Alien is similar to other One Night Ultimate... titles in that players each secretly take a role as part of a team, but this time the roles all relate to aliens. One Night Ultimate Alien can be combined with any other One Night Ultimate... game.

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One Night Ultimate Bonus Roles contains all the extra characters featured in the One Night Ultimate Bonus Packs (1-4) with the exception of alternative artwork cards. These roles can be integrated with any of the games in the One Night Ultimate series by Bézier Games. This box also includes six artifact tokens, as well as two player number tokens. Roles included: Aura Seer Cursed Prince Apprentice Tanner Beholder Thing (that goes bump in the night) Squire Body Snatcher Empath Nostradamus Family Man Windy Wendy Defender-er The Sponge Ricochet Rhino Innocent Bystander

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 No moderator, no elimination, ten-minute games. One Night Ultimate Werewolf is a fast game for 3-10 players in which everyone gets a role: One of the dastardly Werewolves, the tricky Troublemaker, the helpful Seer, or one of a dozen different characters, each with a special ability. In the course of a single morning, your village will decide who is a werewolf...because all it takes is lynching one werewolf to win! Because One Night Ultimate Werewolf is so fast, fun, and engaging, you'll want to play it again and again, and no two games are ever the same. This game can be combined with One Night Ultimate Werewolf Daybreak.

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One Night Ultimate Werewolf Daybreak is a fast game for 3-7 players in which everyone gets a hidden role, each with a special ability. (No plain "villagers" here!) In the course of a single morning, your village will decide who among them is a werewolf...because all it takes is finding one werewolf to win! Daybreak includes eleven new roles, and it can be played on its own or combined with the original One Night Ultimate Werewolf game; when combined, you can have up to ten players in a single game.

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  Lunch is served… with a side of panic! With all pirates sitting in a circle, pirates point to eat, scavenge for any leftovers Sanji cooked up, or mischievously steal from fellow pirates!Watch out! Any pirate bold enough to leave extra meat on their plate may just be left empty handed when Luffy shows up.Play as the Straw Hats as you fight for your favorite foods in this chaotic 3-9 player game for ages 10+! Can you pack your bento box with your favorite foods before your greedy crewmates, or Luffy’s hunger, steal it all away?

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One Week Ultimate Werewolf takes the gameplay of One Night Ultimate Werewolf and twists it up in a knot, with ever-increasing tension as you venture into the special rooms of Ludwig Castle. Each room provides a special power, and those powers are the key to figuring out the mystery of who among you is a werewolf. Roles can be viewed and switched several times before all is said and done, then the final vote takes place. As in One Night Ultimate Werewolf, your goal is to figure out the secret roles of your opponents as well as your own role by the end of the game. Each day, you enter a different room with a unique ability, and each night you interact with the other players in that room. In addition to the 3-7 players, three staff members roam the castle, and each of them also has a secret role. After a week's investigation (which should take about 45 minutes), it all comes down to a vote. If you're a werewolf, you're trying to remain undiscovered. If you're a villager, you're trying to find those sneaky werewolves. And if you're a Tanner, well, you're trying to get caught! One Week Ultimate Werewolf comes with more than a dozen unique rooms. You play with just a few each game, making each game different.

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Onirim is a solo/cooperative card game in which players navigate the landscape of dreams. By playing or discarding Location cards, players search for oneiric doors that will lead them through the dream labyrinth. Playing three Location cards of the same color in a row reveals a door. Using the power of Prophecy, players can re-order the top five cards of the deck. However, time is short, and they are not alone in the labyrinth. Terrifying nightmares slither through its corridors to thwart players’ quest by any means possible. Encountering a nightmare triggers a penalty, such as being forced to discard a hand of cards. If players get all eight Door cards into play before the deck runs out, they escape the labyrinth and win the game!

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Onitama is an elegant and simple two player abstract strategy game where you take on the role of a Master, guiding your monk followers, in an attempt to defeat your opponent. Armed only with a handful of moves, your cunning, and your wits, have you the skill to be victorious?

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The third expansion for the hit abstract strategy game arrives from both the LIGHT and the SHADOW!

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The Onitama: Sensei's Path expansion consists of sixteen new movement cards that can be shuffled together with those of the Onitama base game in order to have more variety during play.

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Once again, rival schools have come to Onitama to see who has the dominant Art — but something is different this time: Their activity has attracted the attention of a wind spirit! This indomitable force will interfere with the students, but it may on occasion grant an unforeseen benefit as well! Onitama: Way of the Wind, an expansion for Onitama, includes a wind spirit, a neutral game piece that creates a new layer of interaction in the game. Two new move cards are included, as well as eight wind spirit cards. Includes 8 New Wind Spirit Cards:BatEagleHawkLionOctopusRhinocerosScorpionSpider 2 New Move Cards:GoatSheep 1 Wind Spirit Miniature

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    With this expansion you will be able to play with scenery and its new set of rules for sieging, incendiary projectiles, and more… It contains different types of terrain like woods, hills, rivers (depicted in tiles with several different drawings) and landmarks like towns, bridges, rams, wood/stone fortress sections, barricades, fire counters, assault towers, and more!

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Have you ever dreamed of commanding a powerful army? Have you enjoyed a good historical novel about Ancient Rome and you would have liked to move to this period in the middle of battle? Would you like to be able to change History or revive exciting historical events? If you have answered affirmatively to any of these questions then this is your game. ONUS! Traianus is a historical battles wargame, similar to a miniatures game, where two sides confront each other in an Ancient battle. This game is focused on the armies of the great superpowers of the apogee of the Roman Empire, during the reign of the emperors Trajan and Hadrian, between the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. In this game, different action cards recreate varied kinds of orders and battle events, that allow every match to be unique and to any combat to be epic, unpredictable and exciting. ONUS! can be played anywhere but to get the best gaming experience we do recommend a game area as large as possible, i.e. 3.2 x 2.9 feet (100 x 90 cm). Units are represented by cards which have been scaled around a Centuria (also known as Century) or to a Maniple (also known as Manipulus), representing formations from 80 to 100 men for Infantry units, 20 cavalrymen for Cavalry units or 6 Elephants. Units have their own set of traits to represent permanent attributes of the unit, like Melee Combat, Range Attack, Defensive capacity, Morale and Life, and Movement capacity. This set of traits gets bonuses and penalties depending on the ongoing situation and combat engagements. Units also have their unique set of skills to represent specific abilities they can perform: from defensive formations to extremely effective techniques to attack enemies. Some of these skills need to be activated; meaning only one of them can be used in an engagement, while others are inherent to the units. Leadership is represented in the game by the figure of the General. A General’s token represent his HQ and its own escort. In addition to the leadership benefit, a General grants bonuses to nearby units, boosting the morale of the troops and providing additional benefits when they are engaged with the enemy in those bloody encounters.

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In Ora & Labora, each player is the head of a monastery in the Medieval era who acquires land and constructs buildings - small enterprises that will gain resources and profit. The goal is to build a working infrastructure and manufacture prestigious items, such as books, ceramics, ornaments, and relics, to gain the most victory points by the end of the game.

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Contains 4 bosses and 10 figures to punch up your games

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   You and your fellow players work in a coffee shop in Order Overload: Cafe, and to keep your jobs, you need to keep a handle on all the orders coming in. Will you be able to make the right drinks? In a round, you deal a certain number of cards face up and read them aloud so that everyone knows all the orders placed, then you deal these cards out face down to the players. On a turn, you need to name an order that's in someone else's hand. Fail to do so, and you're eliminated from play! If you collectively reveal a set number of drinks before everyone is eliminated, then you clear the level and are ready to take on tougher challenges... What's the highest level you can clear?

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  This is a cosmetic upgrade to Ore: The Mining Game, including 70 additional coins.   In Ore: The Mining Game, players assume the roles of clever industrialists competing for fame and fortune. Ore takes place during the industrial revolution, and aims to simulate the complexities of effective supply chain management. Players take turns carefully placing their workers on one of several locations: In mines, to collect one of five different resources (lead, coal, copper, iron, or gold); In distribution, to secure lucrative contracts that allow for players' operations to scale. Each player starts with $5+ and 4 workers. Early on, players have very limited means. However, by mining resources, acquiring assets, securing contracts, and expanding their operations through new initiatives, players become more readily able to generate more and more amounts of income. Mines become exhausted after they have been mined for a certain number of turns, and, once exhausted, they are replaced by subsequent mine cards. Similarly, a limited number of assets, initiatives, and contract cards are available for players to take, and, after being acquired, they are replaced until their respective decks run out. The game ends at the end of Turn 7. At that point in time, the player with the greatest amount of victory points from buildings, Money, and completed contracts is declared the winner.

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