In Mille Fiori you take on the role of glassblower and trader. You focus on glass production through workshops, trade and own houses. Whoever invests the smartest will score the most points and win this beautifully designed game. The Mille Fiori game board is divided into 5 different categories, each of which awards points in its own way. The five categories represent different phases in the world of glassblowing. Workshops are places where glass is produced. Houses are places where glass is used. Trading houses sell the glass and the port takes care of exports. There is also a category with people containing people who support your work. In each category you will find spaces where you can place diamond tokens, which score points. You get five cards per round. During a turn, you choose one of these cards and pass the rest to the player next to you. Based on the card you play, you place a diamond token in one of the categories on the game board. When four cards have been played and passed in this way, the last card is discarded and the round ends. In the “Workshops” category, you score one point for each token that forms a group with the newly placed token. If you place a token on a pigment field, this score is doubled. In the “Houses” category you get points for the field you place your chip on. If this spot is preceded by other tokens in your color, you gain the points from those tokens again. The “People” category is shaped like pyramids. The higher you place your chip in the pyramid, the more points you get. However, you may not place tokens on higher layers until those below have been completed. If you have already placed chips in one of the previous layers, they will give you points again when new chips are placed in the layers above. The “Trade” category has places for tokens, which show four different types of goods. For each token you place with a certain commodity type, you get points for all tokens of that commodity type. In the “Port” category you can move your ship on the harbor track instead of placing tokens. The further the ship goes, the more points you get. You can also place a token in one of the five rows of the port. Once a row is full, you get points for the goods placed in the “Trade” category next to the rows of the “Port” category. Each category has options to play additional cards from an offer next to the game board. By smartly choosing cards and placing chips, you can cause chain reactions for more and more points. When someone places the last chip from their own supply or when all the cards are gone, the game is over. The one with the most points wins.

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Spicy is an exciting, engaging card game with beautiful artwork and excellent production quality. The cards are illustrated with forty different works of art. Moreover, not only does the music box shine in chic metallic gold, but the card backs are also decorated with a gold-colored finish. During your turn you can play a card or draw a card. To play a card, you must either start a pile or play a higher card of the same suit. Stacks can only be started with cards numbered 1 to 3. Once a stack reaches 10, a 1 to 3 of the same suit must be played on it. When playing a card, players announce the card they are supposedly playing. Players can bluff and essentially play any card they want because all cards are played face down. And after each card is played, players can challenge it by number or color. Challenging doesn't cost you many cards: you draw two cards, but you immediately play one. Early in the game, everyone has a handful of cards, so the odds aren't necessarily in the challenger's favor, but the accusations start coming when players' hands start to empty. The winner of the challenge receives the accumulation of spicy cards. The loser draws cards and starts a new pile. If a player runs out of cards, he may take one of the three trophy cards. The game ends when a player has two trophy cards, in which case that player wins. Each trophy card is worth 10 points, each captured spicy card is 1 point, and cards still in a player's hand are worth one minus point. Spicy contains six game variant cards, but high replayability is guaranteed even without these variants.

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The Isles of Galecrest are full of loot. As an air pirate you enter the battle for fame and fortune. You lead your own gang of pirates, who you send to the different islands one by one. Rank and reputation determine whether you win the loot. In Libertalia you receive a number of character cards per round, of which you must then use one per turn. Each player has the same character cards. The highest character card placed on an island wins the loot. In the event of a tie, the player with the best reputation wins. However, weaker pirates can still play a tactical role in the night phases, which take place after the island phases. Libertalia is a tactical game, where you have to pay close attention to what your opponent is planning. After all, you both have the same cards in your hands! This creates an exciting cat-and-mouse game. Who will use the character cards smartest and walk away with the loot? Libertalia also includes special automa rules for solo players!

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The Stone Age is characterized by the beginning of arable farming, the production of useful raw materials and the building of huts. Trading is becoming more and more popular and civilization is developing rapidly. But traditional skills such as hunting are also required to feed tribe members. In this board game you try to survive in the Stone Age. To this end, you deploy your tribe members in various areas. You hunt game to provide food for your people, develop tools and collect raw materials such as wood, stone and even gold, with which you build functional and valuable huts. Of course, family expansion is also not lacking, necessary to be able to perform more actions later in the game. During the game there are numerous ways to obtain points, such as building huts and collecting civilization cards in combination with certain developments. You win if you end up with the most points. The Games Friends: “ Stone Age has been in our games cupboard for years and is still on the table regularly. It is a nice game with simple rules, but by making tactical choices it is also fun for the experienced board player. You can win this game in many different ways, which keeps Stone Age fun to play."

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The game where you have to steal! In Jatten you steal cards from each other to build your own collection, and once you start stealing from other people's goods it's hard to stop - but those who want too much will go home empty-handed! On your turn, you play a card from your hand into your collection and you may make a card raid. You choose an opponent, draw a card from his hand and place it face up on the table. You can then stop and keep that card, or you can draw another card from the same player. If two stolen cards have the same number, your turn ends and the cards return to the victim's hand. If you manage to stop in time, you can place all the stolen cards in front of you. If you have drawn an imposter, you may steal a card of your choice from the opponent's collection. The first to collect six cards of the same value wins!

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Card game from the children of top authors Inka and Markus Brand. Won the Children's Play of the Year election in Germany in 2012. Finally a game where you can, no must, cheat to win. The players discard cards according to certain rules, but try to get rid of their cards faster by cheating. However, one of the players is the guard beetle. If he catches a player, the perpetrator must take his cards back and take extra ones. Who will lose their cards first? Valse Motten responds creatively to everyone's need to play with the rules of the game. Ideal for groups and families looking for a card game that is not too serious.

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Solve a murder on this famous luxury train. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you be able to successfully unmask the perpetrator. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Dead on the Orient Express can only be played once because the playing material must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a "real" escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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The feather festival is about to begin! In this card game, each player has their own mask, but the other players do not know which one it is. The players can collect colored feathers on the beach to decorate the masks as beautifully as possible. The more colorful the feathers, the more points the mask is worth at the end of the game. The players play cards with colored or black feathers by placing them next to one of the five masks. They don't know who has which mask, but they want to find out. If they guess correctly, they get bonus points and if everyone guesses a mask correctly, the player whose mask it belonged to loses. Players take turns turning over one card from the face-down pile and placing it above or below one of the masks. As soon as there are a total of five feather cards in one mask, points are scored. But who actually gets those points will only become clear at the end of the round when the owners of the masks are revealed. If a player's mask is guessed correctly by all other players, he loses the round. He cannot score any more points this round. You play three rounds like this, so there are three chances for points. The elements of water, fire and air influence the party. Sometimes the tide brings extra feathers. Sometimes there is a breeze and at night there are campfires and a feather might catch on fire. Black burnt feathers give you negative points again. Decorate the masks on the island, mask yourself and get lucky!

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Carcassonne package with the basic game and no fewer than 11 expansions in the new artwork! This allows you to vary infinitely. The play material fits practically in the box, so you always have everything easily at hand.

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from the mysterious castle as quickly as possible. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you escape from the location where you are locked up. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Forbidden Lock can only be played once because the playing material must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a "real" escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Beginner version of the challenging cooperative escape room game! Search for treasure in a sunken wreck. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Sunken Treasure can only be played once because the play material must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a "real" escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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This set contains 240 cards and 2400 concepts, including more than 1000 new ones. Old concepts have been combined with others, so that players who have played the basic game more often no longer have an advantage. With this upgrade set you can relive this spectacular party game for teams.

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In Metrolijn you will score points by stopping your metro trains at stops as smartly as possible. Every route for which you manage to cross all the stops earns points. But the number of metros per route is limited! Once you have run your last metro, the points are counted. This game is not a roll & write, but a flip & write. Each turn a card is turned over, indicating how many stops you have to stop at. Your score sheet shows the metro network of cities such as Berlin, Madrid or Paris. You choose a metro on your score sheet and mark successive stops on this metro line one by one. You stop when you have checked the maximum number of stops for this turn, or when you arrive at a previously checked stop. Some cards have special functions. For example, maps with transfer stations let you earn extra bonus points at intersections. The “free travel” card lets you select any stop. With express train tickets you can cross previously marked metro stops. Metro Line contains four different score sheets for more variety. You can build metro lines in Paris, Berlin, Madrid and Amsterdam. Metrolijn is both a fun and fast game for up to six people and a challenging puzzle for solo players.

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Spicy expansion on Catan, in which players deploy knights to protect the island against invading barbarians and develop their cities into metropolises. A copy of the base game is required to use this set. It is also possible to combine Cities and Knights with The Mariners of Catan. Cities and Knights now also has new artwork and playing pieces for even more gaming experience! This expansion set can only be combined with the latest edition of the base game (the 2012 edition with the plastic parts). In Cities and Knights you start with a city instead of a village. The game features commodities such as coins and paper, which you get when a number is rolled to your city. You need these commodities to expand your cities in three areas to higher levels, with the ultimate goal of creating a metropolis worth no less than 4 points. Just like in the basic game, you roll the dice at the start of your turn, but now a symbol die is added. This determines whether you earn a development card or whether the barbarian ship comes closer. When the barbarian ship arrives on the island, the players must defend themselves with knights. Knights cost 1 ore and 1 wool and must be activated with a grain. Anyone who does not arm themselves properly can easily lose a city to the barbarians. However, if you have the most activated knights, you will be declared the savior of Catan and rewarded with a point. To win Cities & Knights, you have to collect 13 points. Cities & Knights is an exciting expansion to the base game that requires more strategy and planning. It makes the game a little more complex, but you get a lot of fun in return.

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The island needs your help in this cooperative board game! There have been powerful spirits on this isolated island since time immemorial. They are part of the natural world and at the same time something supernatural. Local residents, the Dahan, have learned to live alongside the spirits, but with a healthy dose of caution and respect. However, the island has now been “discovered” by invaders from a far away country. These would-be settlers take over the land and disrupt the natural balance, destroying the presence of the spirits along the way. As spirits, you must develop your qualities and work together to drive the invaders off your island before it's too late! Each round the spirits take action simultaneously, using their properties to push back the invaders, strengthen the island and help the local population, the Dahan. However, the spirits start small and limited, and must learn new tricks to compete with the rapidly advancing invaders, who, based on game-driven actions, spread across the island and build settlements, causing death and destruction along the way. sow. To win, the spirits (with the help of the Dahan) must destroy the invaders and chase away any survivors. However, the game ends in defeat if the island is overrun by the plague, if a spirit is completely destroyed, or if you act too slowly and cannot drive away the invaders in time. Are you a fan of cooperative games such as The Legends of Andor and Paleo, but are you looking for something a little more complicated and challenging? Then you might really like Spirit Island. The basic game alone is very variable with its many different spirits and random factors. Let alone if you also add some more extras such as concrete opponents and higher difficulty levels. Spirit Island is ranked incredibly high in the BoardGameGeek games rankings, so for cooperative gaming enthusiasts, the question isn't if you want to play it, but rather when! In Spirit Island you try together to ensure that the invaders do not overrun the island. Each round consists of 5 different phases, in which different things happen. Within each phase, the players play simultaneously, where they are allowed to discuss freely. Talking at the table is not only allowed, but usually necessary to win. In the spirit phase the spirits grow, gain energy and are allowed to play trait cards. In the second phase the players handle fast properties, in the third phase it is the turn of the game-controlled invaders. They send out their scouts, destroy the land and build various settlements. After they are ready, the spirits deal with their slow properties. In phase 5, the players prepare for the next round. At the start of the game, the invaders are at panic level 1. They are not afraid of the island and probably don't even know about the existence of the spirits. To win, you must completely clear the island of invaders. Earning Fear Cards will help you reach new levels of Panic with easier victory conditions. If you meet the current victory condition at any time, you win immediately. The invaders have then taken more than they can handle and all leave the island. You can lose in 3 ways: too much land has been destroyed, a spirit has been destroyed, or time has expired. Try to prevent that together and save the island!

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Each player has his own beaver castle. During the game he tries to get cards with high numbers into his castle. But low numbers are also important, because equal numbers earn bonus points. In addition, it is not easy to keep high number cards. Cards are exchanged quickly, so that no card is where it once was. After the first player has placed five number cards in his beaver castle, the current round is completed. After the wild card exchange, each player counts the points in his own beaver castle. The player who has the most points after a few rounds wins the game. Exciting combination of tactics and memory! Can also be combined with Beverbende.

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You've always been a night owl. you even considered becoming a vampire. That has many advantages: you don't get older, you don't have to look at yourself in the mirror anymore and if someone asks you to do something for them, you can turn yourself into a bat and say "sorry, I'm a bat." But there are probably disadvantages too. You always think of the statue in the town square that came to life and now works as a barmaid in the pub. The pedestal also came to life, so she has to hop now. The blacksmith turns into a wolf at the full moon, and into a chihuahua at the waxing moon. That's how things go sometimes. But still, when you breathe in the fresh night air, you feel capable of anything! This interesting, large expansion contains no fewer than 500 cards, including 33 new kingdom cards. There are night cards, which are played after the purchase phase, heirlooms that replace the starting copper cards, fate and doom cards that provide favors and enchantments, and various additional cards that come into play as a result of certain cards. The Games Friends: “ This is currently one of our favorite Dominion expansions. There are a lot of new interesting cards in it and the addition of the night phase is really fun. Indispensable for the Dominion fan!"

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Rugged terrain, few people, lots of game. An ideal environment for wolves. These pack animals seek out each other to hunt prey and reproduce. But not all packs interact peacefully. They all want power over the area and they will do anything for that. Wolves is a strategic game in which you lead your own pack of wolves. You try to claim territories, expand your pack, develop your pack's traits, build dens and hunt prey. All of those things provide benefits and victory points in different ways. Your turns are controlled by double-sided terrain tiles. Each turn you turn over a number of them depending on the chosen action. You may then perform an action on a space of that terrain, provided it is within range of your wolves. This way you can move your wolves, build shelters to improve the properties of your pack, or upgrade your shelters to dens. However, some actions can only be performed with your alpha wolves and unfortunately you don't have many of them. You score the most points by checking certain areas when the moon reaches a certain position. You need most of the pieces in such an area for this. Because there are only 2 playing pieces allowed per field, fierce competition arises between the different packs of players. Wolves is a very thematic and challenging board game. The interaction between the packs and the variable playing field ensure that you have to explore new strategies and possibilities time and again to win. The beautiful artwork and wooden wolves provide an intense gaming experience.

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You have a successful farm in Queensland, Australia, where you grow grain and sugar cane. But there is a problem. Toads. Thousands of toads! The toads eat your harvest as they move in droves across your farm. So guide the toads away to protect your harvest! Queensland is a tile game, where with each new tile you also place toads on your personal playing field. You score points by removing toads through ponds and by building a harvest with the tiles. However, just before the end of the game, tiles with toads are removed from the game. The toads can therefore thoroughly sabotage your harvest! Queensland is an original twist on well-known tile games, where good planning in advance is very important. In addition to the basic game, Queensland also includes a solo variant, which can be played at different difficulty levels.

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In this card game, every time you play a card you have to quickly call out which animal type or color there is the most on the table. If there are no more items left, you shout “nothing”, but if there are several items of which there are just as many on the table, you shout “dodelido”! Do you still get it? To add to the confusion, the turtle says “uh” and the crocodile must be caught with a punch. Whoever makes a mistake must take all the cards played. Who will keep a cool head and win Dodelido? Dodelido is a quick reaction and concentration game for the whole family!

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In Stay Cool, your fellow players bombard you with questions and the player who answers the most questions wins. These are absolutely not difficult questions that require in-depth knowledge. There are everyday questions, personal questions, but also agility or speed assignments. If you are a bit astute or resourceful, you will have no problem answering the questions quickly. Sure, there's a timer running, but nothing else to worry about, right? The challenge of the game is that two people ask you questions at the same time! You also have to answer them in two different ways. Answer your left neighbor's question out loud while you "write down" the answer to your right neighbor's question by spelling out dice with the letters on them. While you do this, another player will set a 30-second hourglass four times, giving you a total of two minutes to answer as many questions as possible. At the end of that time, multiply the number of correct answers you gave to the questions from the left and right together to determine your score. The winner is the one who answers the most questions correctly in 3 rounds and thus scores the most points. You can play this party game with 3 to 7 players. Perfect for a fun evening of multitasking with friends or family. The Games Friends: "You have to be quite stress-resistant to win Stay Cool, but it is still a lot of fun to do. During the game you often lose the overview, but you still have to keep going and try to answer as many questions as possible. Highly recommended for the right group!"

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Dark corridors, ominous howls, creepy figures, that sounds like a lot of fun! But that's what you thought until you sat in the cart... Suddenly you're stuck in this terrifying location, the doors in front and behind you are locked and you encounter strange riddles... EXIT: The Terrible Haunted House can only be played once because the play materials must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a “real” escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Work together to identify the correct mythical character from a group of 12 cards! The game leader gives hints by showing new cards. The game leader may only indicate whether the correct character of the new card is different or similar. Then you select characters, removing the cards that you think are not the correct characters. If you take a hint the wrong way and accidentally point to the correct card, you're out. The games from the Similo series are easy to learn and can be played anywhere thanks to the handy packaging. All games are beautifully illustrated with a distinctive cartoony style. The different parts can be combined with each other. Similo: Myths can be played with the other Similo parts Fairy Tales, History and Animals. Try them all! 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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It is the late 18th century, the time of the Industrial Revolution in Scotland. By building the largest seaport, the village of Glasgow has quickly been transformed into one of the most important trading cities in Europe. In this 2-player game your task is to build 16 new buildings to prepare Glasgow for the modern age. Each building earns points and the player with the most points wins the game. Players move through the city to collect resources, perform special actions and, above all, build buildings. Before the game, tiles with city residents on them are placed in a circle on the table. These residents offer resources such as brick, steel or money with which buildings can be built or allow you to perform a special action. Both players build one city together. Once the sixteenth building is constructed, the game ends and players score points for what they built. It is up to the players to determine the tactics with which they think they can score the most points.

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Have you played so many Beverbende that you have already run out of score blocks? This package contains three additional score blocks with which all players who have completed their block can move forward again.

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Give us a ship and a star to guide us... and we'll take the plunge! Our journey will be difficult. With rats as traveling companions, we spend weeks chasing the majestic albatross in search of distant coasts. Before we visit exotic ports, we will be besieged by fearless pirates, whom we will fend off with our cannons, blunders and heart catchers. We sail further than the brave Dutch, English and Portuguese have ever gone... In this extensive expansion you can take the plunge. Dominion: Hoist the Sails! In addition to 26 new kingdom cards, it contains money and embargo tokens, and various tables to keep track of the consequences of reaching an island or deploying pirate ships. Furthermore, it introduces expansion of sustainable cards, which remain in the game for one turn longer and can therefore provide even more benefits for the active player. In Dominion you try to form the strongest possible deck during the game, so that you have the most points at the end of the game. The cards in your deck always rotate from your draw pile to your hand, after which they go to your discard pile. When your draw pile is empty, shuffle your discard pile so that you have a new draw pile. Each turn you may perform 1 action and make 1 purchase. The different cards in your hand help you with this or can increase this number. Money cards form your capital for that turn. You can't do anything with point cards on your turn, but you ultimately need them to win the game. Dominion: Hoist the Sails! can only be played in combination with Dominion or a standalone variant thereof (such as Dominion Intrige). However, this expansion can easily be combined with all other (future) expansions on Dominion. The Games Friends: " Durability is the most important addition to Dominion: Hoist the Sails. Many cards remain in place for more than one turn and are therefore important for longer. An excellent extension of the basic game. "

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In this cheerful tile game you have your own tropical island on which you grow fruit. By harvesting fruit you can load ships and score points. You can also invest with your fruit in small companies, with which you can collaborate efficiently on your island. The game ends when the maximum number of small businesses has been created by all players together. As long as the ships are not full, they take up valuable agricultural land. But if you focus too much on ships, your opponents may take away the very companies you need. In this game you have to make choices and plan your strategy like a budding entrepreneur. Juicy Fruit looks colorful and cheerful, but secretly offers quite a tactical challenge. The game has several variants, such as different solo modes and an extra element in the form of the juice factory. Who will build the largest fruit empire?

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Fast-paced, nerve-wracking dice game, in which a player must dice both rabbits and cages to score points. As long as he throws the correct symbols, he can continue. If the risk becomes too great for him, he can stop and write points. On your turn, you roll the dice and must put at least one rabbit aside. You can also set aside cages, but you must do this in ascending order. You also have to put away carrots, but you are not allowed to throw them again. Then you re-roll any dice that were not set aside. You continue like this until you can't or don't want to go any further. If you cannot put rabbits aside after a throw, you do not score any points. If you decide to quit, you score the number of rabbits thrown multiplied by the level of your cages. Then it is the next player's turn. However, he or she may choose to take the risk and continue playing with the number of points you have written. Are you one of the daredevils or do you prefer to be on the safe side? Rabbit Hutches fits perfectly into our series of dice games and is ideal for holidays. Up to 7 players can participate!

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In this communicative card game, players trade with their beans and grow them in their fields. Who will steal the best beans from the other players and earn the most money? Each player receives 5 bean cards and must keep them in order in his hand. Furthermore, each player has two bean fields. He may grow one type of beans on each of them. On your turn, you must grow the first card and the second card from your hand. Then you reveal two new bean cards, which you can keep or trade. You may also trade cards from your hand. This can be useful, because a bean field is worth more if it contains more cards of a kind. And if you have to grow a species that is not available, you have to sell another. And that may come too soon... However, you can choose once per game to buy an extra bean field for three thalers. The game ends when the stack of bean cards has been played through three times. Whoever has the most money after that wins. Boonanza is a fascinating trading game from the author of Agricola and Le Havre and is highly recommended for fans of, for example, The Settlers of Catan.

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Special children's edition of this spectacular party game for teams. Fantastic for large groups at parties and celebrations. You play in teams. One of you tries to describe as many of the 5 concepts as possible on a card within 30 seconds. The more concepts you guess, the more spaces you can move forward on the game board. A roll of the dice can change that. Which team will reach the finish line first? This edition contains concepts that are attractive and understandable for young players. Children are now also worthy opponents!

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from the hermetically sealed research station as quickly as possible. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you escape from the location where you are locked up. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: Evacuation of the North Pole can only be played once because the play material must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a "real" escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Expansion of the well-known laying game. Now also play Carcassonne with six players! This expansion contains quite a few new tiles, including tiles with inns and cathedrals. Roads with an inn are worth two points per tile, but only if the road is completed. At the end of the game, an unfinished road with an inn is worth nothing. The same goes for a city with a cathedral in it. Furthermore, each player receives an extra follower, which counts as two. In addition, the package contains a set of followers in a sixth color, so that a player can do more with it. Carcassonne: Cathedrals & Inns provides more variety and tactical options in a simple way.

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The African savannas form a rich animal landscape, which is, however, not without danger. It is important for the animals to live in herds. The herds also need access to water and shelter from trees and shrubs. Furthermore, the animals must be careful of forest fires. In Savannah Park you have to move hexagonal tiles in your personal tableau in such a way that you get the largest possible herds of the same animals. The more water sources visible on the herd's animal tiles, the more valuable this herd becomes. You have to plan ahead when moving the tiles. For example, there are three fixed points with forest fires, which ensure that animal tiles are chased away. This is how herds can be broken up. Savannah Park contains several variants. For example, you can play Savannah Park with a variable landscape tableau, with extra rules for lions, as a solo version or as a lighter version for children. Savannah Park is easy to learn and plays quickly. Ideal for the whole family! The Games Friends: A game couldn't be much easier in terms of rules: you choose a tile that has not yet been chosen and each player moves that tile. In this way you try to make groups of the same animals, using as many waters as possible. The player who does this best (and who best takes the flames into account) is the winner. Super simple, yet surprisingly fun to do. Recommended!

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20 Second Showdown is a fast-paced game for 5-20 players. One player is the referee. The others divide into two teams, sit opposite each other and brace themselves. At the beginning of each round, the referee resets the hourglass with an even amount of sand in each half. The referee turns the hourglass over and reads the card. Each card contains 2 challenges and the referee decides which side is used in a round. “Get up and do the YMCA. Introduce yourself politely without closing your mouth. Name three countries that start with the letter B. Use your own sock as a hand puppet. List all the things you ate today.” With each challenge achieved, the referee turns the hourglass over. To win, you must force the other team to run out of sand by completing your challenges as quickly as possible. The first team to run out of sand loses the round and the first team to win three rounds is crowned champions!

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! You find yourself on a boat on the Mississippi. A robbery takes place and you and others must try to solve the theft before the boat docks in New Orleans and the thief can escape. Can you unravel the mystery in time?

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In the super popular card game Ligretto, players try to get rid of their cards as quickly as possible. Everyone plays at the same time, creating hilarious situations. Ligretto is available in 3 different colors. These can be combined with each other, so that up to 12 people can participate. However, the basic game is suitable for 2 to 4 players.

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from the cursed island as quickly as possible. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you escape from the location where you are locked up. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Forgotten Island can only be played once because the play material must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a "real" escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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The area around Carcassonne is plagued by a wandering dragon. Brave heroes try to protect their serfs from the giant monster, but without the help of the fairy they are completely powerless. In the city, the damsel flirts with distracted knights, while peasants try to escape the dragon's attention through magical gates. Carcassonne really becomes a fairytale with the expansion "The Dragon, the Fairy and the Damsel"!

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A player tries to swallow as many spiders, bedbugs and other vermin as possible. But… is he bluffing? Or do I pass on the creep and call my own bluff? The first person to have four matching creeps loses. A game for anyone who can keep a straight face! When it's his turn, he slides one of his cards to another player and tells him which card it is. The recipient can now choose whether he believes that or not. Whoever is wrong must keep the card. However, the recipient may also pass the card and bluff in turn. The first player to have four matching cards loses. The other players win!

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The Similo series consists of fast-paced cooperative deduction games with beautiful illustrations. Thanks to the easy rules and handy packaging, Similo can be played anywhere. Similo: Wild Animals can be combined with Similo: Myths, Similo: Fairy Tales, Similo: History or Similo: Animals for more challenge. This version of Similo focuses on all kinds of wild animals. The players work together to figure out which of 12 cards has been selected by the game leader.

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The dice are burning in your hands. With Chili Dice, the toughest dice game of the moment, it's all about beating your opponents by scoring as many points as possible in as few throws as possible. You have a total of 30 throws at your disposal, which you can divide over 10 rounds. Rolls that you have not used at the end of the game earn bonus points. Each of the 6 dice has a different spicy side, which you can turn to a less spicy side if desired. Throwing a Small Chili, Large Chili or Spicy Chili will give you bonus points, but be careful! Don't burn your hands! The Games Friends: " Chile Dici is Yahtzee with a twist. That makes it too simple for us, but if you are looking for a simple dice game then it might be recommended. "

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Thanks to peace treaties, new relations are being created with many allies. The allies come in all shapes and sizes: from bankers to pickpockets, from cavemen to artists and from astrologers to craftsmen. And they want to help you! This expansion of Dominion comes with special ally cards. Each ally card has its own properties, which you can activate by means of a service token. The new kingdom cards give you opportunities to collect these service tokens. In addition, other card types are making a return in Dominion: Allies. There are new durable cards that remain on the table after your turn and there are pre-sorted cards that can be changed in order. Note: Dominion: Allies is an expansion and can only be played in combination with a standalone version of Dominion.

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The meanest dice game ever! You always try to roll 4 equal results with your dice, but if you have rolled a total of 3 ravens, your turn is over. However, you will then receive a stone, a so-called frustration, from the supply. You can use this later to re-roll your own dice or force an opponent to do so. If you manage to get 4 of the same results despite everything, you can take the corresponding tile with points. If it happens to be with another player, just steal it! Unlucky Bird is the ideal dice game for people who like to bother others!

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Search for gold alone or as a couple! In this standalone version of the card game Saboteur you try to collect as many gold pieces as possible. You can benefit from each other's digging or choose your own path. You can hinder the other player with sabotage cards and corruptible trolls. And is there no other player nearby? Then you can also play this exciting card game solo!

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Fill gardens with a single color or with 5 different ones. Place suitable flowers and trees in it and score the most points! You each have a score sheet of the same level, on which you color framed gardens. The starting player first rolls all the pencils, each of which has a different color. There are different numbers on its sides. These show how many boxes you can color in that color on your score sheet. When it is your turn, choose a pencil and color in the indicated number of boxes. These must be adjacent to each other, but also to previous colored groups. This way you try to fill each garden with 1 color or 5 different colors. If you succeed, you can color in bonus points on your sheet. The game ends when one of the players has completely colored in all their gardens or has not been able to color in 5 times. Pick-a-Pen: Gardens is a game from the Pick-a-Pen series by renowned author Reiner Knizia and contains score sheets of 3 ascending levels. On score sheets 2 and 3 you will find flowers and trees, which can help you get extra bonus points in various ways. The Pick-a-Pen series is a new generation of innovative “Roll & Write” games that actually involve rolling pencils. This ensures that many different game mechanisms are made possible with the same playing material. But coloring fields is central to every game. Will you score the most points?

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You are locked up in the most infamous prison in the world, Alcatraz! You try to escape by solving puzzles. During your quest you have to make choices. Do you help the other prisoners or can they not be trusted? Escape from Alcatraz is part of the Pocket Escape Room series. Just like with the other titles of Pocket Escape Room, this game gives you the experience of an escape room using only 60 cards. The challenging puzzles and the underlying story guarantee an exciting adventure! Please note: this game can only be played once, because at the end of the game you know all the puzzles and the outcome.

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Played so many Dice so Cleverly that your scorepad is almost empty? Don't worry, with these extra score blocks you can move forward again!

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Explore the ocean around a sunken ship and form routes of the same color to reach treasure, but beware of treacherous eddies! You each have a score sheet of the same level, on which you color routes from different diving locations. The starting player first rolls all the pencils, each of which has a different color. There are different symbols on its sides. These show how many steps the route consists of that you can color on your score sheet. When it is your turn, choose a pencil and color in the relevant route. You are only allowed one route per color, so if you do not yet have a route of that color, you start one at an empty diving location. Otherwise you will have to extend your existing route. The symbol on the pencil indicates how many steps you can color and whether you have to go straight or can choose freely. If you reach treasure chests or coins along your route, you can color bonus points on your sheet. The game ends when one of the players has colored a certain number of treasures or all his coins. Pick-a-Pen: Gardens is a game from the Pick-a-Pen series by renowned author Reiner Knizia and contains score sheets of 3 ascending levels. On score sheets 2 and 3 you will find eddies and propellers that can hinder or help you in different ways when coloring routes. The Pick-a-Pen series is a new generation of innovative “Roll & Write” games that actually involve rolling pencils. This ensures that many different game mechanisms are made possible with the same playing material. But coloring in fields is central to every game. Will you score the most points?

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In the super popular card game Ligretto, players try to get rid of their cards as quickly as possible. Everyone plays at the same time, creating hilarious situations. Ligretto is available in 3 different colors. These can be combined with each other, so that up to 12 people can participate. However, the basic game is suitable for 2 to 4 players.

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In the super popular card game Ligretto, players try to get rid of their cards as quickly as possible. Everyone plays at the same time, creating hilarious situations. Ligretto is available in 3 different colors. These can be combined with each other, so that up to 12 people can participate. However, the basic game is suitable for 2 to 4 players.

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