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Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, King of Germany, King of Italy, was a man of extraordinary stature, energy, and qualities. His contemporaries called him stupor mundi ("the wonder of the world"), and many historians consider him Europe's first modern ruler. Frederick's kingdom was centered on Sicily and southern Italy, organized as an effective bureaucracy similar to modern centralized governments. As a vassal of Frederick II, you will perform tasks such as summoning allies from the Mediterranean, constructing buildings in your castle, and training specialists to improve your kingdom. Certain actions will trigger decrees that affect Frederick's Palace, and determine the rewards players can receive from their allies. There are benefits to be gained by improving your castle: towers provide space for additional allies, walls provide additional resources , and castles help manage action cards.

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Happy Mochi, the card game with the cutest duos! Get rid of your cards as fast as possible by playing 2 mochi at the same time. But be careful, you are not allowed to change the order of your cards in your hand!

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The Survive the Island Monster Pack contains 3 new types of monsters, creating endless combinations for an even more exciting game!

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

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Work together to find the correct dinosaur from a group of 12 cards. The game includes the most famous dinosaurs, many of which have been seen in popular films! Do you like cooperative games and are you also a dinosaur lover? Then you will have a lot of fun with this exciting deduction game. The group of guessers can be as large as you want, so many people can participate, even if there is only 1 game leader. Test your logical thinking and try to follow the thought processes of the game leader! The game leader gives hints by showing new cards. The game leader may only indicate whether the card he has played has something in common or not in common with the cards the guessers have to remove. The game leader may not speak during the game. Then you point to dinosaurs, with which you remove the cards that you think are not the right ones. If you misinterpret a hint and accidentally point to the right dinosaur, you are out. The rules also include a variation for advanced players in which the game leader may only play his card horizontally, making it more difficult to win the game.

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In the 16th century, a small fishing village was founded in northern Germany, which initially did not pose a threat to its old neighbour Hamburg. As Altona grew rapidly, a great rivalry arose, with the two cities constantly trying to outdo each other. Take on your opponent in an exciting city battle. Try to achieve an immediate victory, but beware, there are many ways to achieve it. The key to success lies in the art of deception and the ability to estimate your opponent's intentions. Are you often with two people and are you looking for a game in which tension and suspicion are central? And do you like to think carefully about your moves? Stedenstrijd offers all of that. The game is suitable for opportunists, who go for the immediate victory or for long-term players, who try to have the highest score at the end of the game. In City Battle, you and your rival take turns. When it's your turn, you move the ink pot forward clockwise along the ink fields of the game board. Depending on the ink field you end up on, you perform certain actions. If a player moves the ink pot past the bell, the game is interrupted and a low season occurs. The interrupted player then continues their turn. The game ends after the off-season in which at least 1 of the conditions for the end of the game is met (at the latest after the 7th off-season). The player with the most stars wins the game in that case. However, the game usually ends before that point as a result of a player having an immediate victory. This can happen in 4 ways: the player has 3 more ship cards than his rival, the player wins his 3rd lawsuit card, the player has all 4 treaty cards, or the prestige stone reaches the player's city name at the end of the prestige track.

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In Fishing, you try to win as many tricks as possible over eight rounds, with each card you catch worth 1 point. The cards you catch are used in the next round. If you haven't won enough tricks to replenish your hand, you draw new cards from the ocean deck, which introduces new cards to compete for. Each round you start with 8 to 13 cards in your hand, depending on the number of players and the round. In the first round the cards consist of values ​​from 1 to 10 in four suits. The standard trick-taking rules apply: players must follow the suit played and the highest card in that suit wins the trick. New cards enter play via the Ocean set in waves, including higher values ​​in all four suits, a green trump suit with values ​​from 1 to 16, 0 cards that allow you to grab a card from a trick, and buoy cards with special powers. Buoys can be played into a trick at any time, regardless of what you have in your hand. They can be used to take control, determine which suit is played next, force other players to pass cards or lose points, or even steal all the other cards in a trick to secure a big haul for yourself. At the end of each round, score 1 point for each card you captured. The player with the most points after eight rounds wins the game!

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Driving through tunnels at full speed is risky, but no one slows down so... full throttle!! The roar of engines escapes from the dark Pyrenean tunnel mouth just before the gleaming race cars emerge and roar past. One mistake could cause havoc, but victory in the Spanish Grand Prix beckons, so the drivers remain focused and aggressive. Heat Tunnel Vision features two new race tracks. The Spanish Grand Prix takes you through treacherous tunnels. You have no choice but to trust your instincts in the dark. The Dutch circuit lets you floor it, but watch out, because treacherous bends await you. Take part in the 1965 championship and discover the new front wing upgrade cards that will allow you to join the other drivers and take victory.

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Driving through tunnels at full speed is risky, but no one slows down so... full throttle!! The roar of engines escapes from the dark Pyrenean tunnel mouth just before the gleaming race cars emerge and roar past. One mistake could cause havoc, but victory in the Spanish Grand Prix beckons, so the drivers remain focused and aggressive. Heat Tunnel Vision features two new race tracks. The Spanish Grand Prix takes you through treacherous tunnels. You have no choice but to trust your instincts in the dark. The Dutch circuit lets you floor it, but watch out, because treacherous bends await you. Take part in the 1965 championship and discover the new front wing upgrade cards that will allow you to join the other drivers and take victory.

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With each piece, new possibilities are offered, and that in 3 dimensions. Consider carefully where you place your pieces. The more identical symbols are next to each other, the more points you score. However, always keep an eye on all colors. Because in the end, only the color with the lowest score determines who walks away with the win. A little luck and clever play, that's all you need to win this game! Do you like abstract puzzle games like Qwirkle or Patchwork and are you looking for something new that resembles them? Then try Genius 3D. You have to combine in 3 dimensions and always choose between your own possibilities and the chances you offer others. The rules of the game are explained quickly, but winning the game is a different story. If you like solo games, then Genius 3D could also be something for you! Each player has a tile holder with 5 playing pieces in front of them. There are already 6 starting pieces on the game board. When it is your turn, you place a playing piece on the game board or on other playing pieces if they are at the same height. There are 2 colors (symbols) on each playing piece. You get points for all the same symbols that border your playing piece. You mark these points on your score board. Because you count each color separately, your markers do not advance at the same speed. When you are finished with your turn, you draw a new tile from the stock. The game ends when all tiles have been laid or that is no longer possible. The players then compare their score boards. Everyone first looks at the color in which they scored the worst. Whoever has the highest score there wins the game. If there is a tie, those players look at the color in which they have progressed second worst, and so on. You can also play Genius 3D on your own. Try to beat your previous score!

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A mini-expansion with 4 fish meeples and 3 ecosystem cards featuring these meeples. The 4 species of fish in this mini-expansion are rare fish that are threatened with extinction. The meeples from this expansion are used in combination with the included ecosystem cards, which offers a completely new experience. For example, you will discover that no sea life likes to get near a fearsome shark! Increase the replayability of Shallow Sea with this mini-expansion.

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The Nesting Season expansion adds player interaction. By creating a thriving underwater ecosystem, players can help turtles brave the shore and lay their precious eggs. Guide your sea turtles to the ideal nesting sites! With brand new marine life, ecosystem maps, and corals, experience Shallow Sea in greater depth than ever before with this expansion!

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For as long as they can remember, different families have been at war, but now they decide it is high time to form one kingdom. But who will be crowned first? The competition is fierce, are you ready to do what it takes to ascend the throne? A game that combines unique mechanics, deception, betrayal and opportunism! Recruit mercenaries, put them in your family card sleeves, shuffle them with your opponents’ mercenaries and form a shared deck. Reveal the cards one by one. If one of your mercenaries is revealed, apply its effects immediately. But beware, unexpected events can disrupt your plans. Collect as many rubies as possible. Masked raccoons, influence, magic... Throw everything into the battle to make sure your opponents lose rubies and you are crowned at the end of this battle!

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With this expansion, you can now play Bonsai with 5 players! This expansion includes 12 new Zen cards, a new set of goals, and 6 Shitakusa tiles, which introduce an exciting new way to score extra points. Includes two new scenarios to test your skills in solo mode.

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Storyfold: The Dark Forest is an innovative solo narrative adventure game with beautiful artwork and an immersive campaign. In Storyfold: The Dark Forest you play as the young girl Luma and her bear Brom, as they set out to heal the forest from a dark and mysterious shadow. With the help of the innovative storybook you will progress through the replayable campaign. Each play session of Storyfold takes place over a single scene, and multiple scenes together form a chapter. The choices you make will influence Luma’s journey through the chapters as she faces her fears.

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Let yourself be carried away by the magic of film music with Hitster Movie & Tv Soundtracks! This special edition takes you on a nostalgic journey through the greatest soundtracks of films and series from different decades. Test your knowledge as you chronologically arrange iconic songs and relive the highlights of film - and TV - history. Will you be the first to place 10 songs in the correct order? Then you can crown yourself the ultimate Hitster! Perfect for fans of music, films and a bit of competition! This latest version of Hitster comes in a smaller box with 150+ cards. The ideal expansion set for your favorite music game!

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In Kyoto no Neko, 2-4 players take on the roles of kittens exploring the modern city of Kyoto, Japan, through a series of independent, replayable scenarios. In each scenario, players must complete various missions that represent typical feline behavior, such as befriending a schoolboy, fighting an aggressive stray cat, or stealing food from another player's bowl. As the game progresses, players will evolve, developing their skills and gaining the ability to explore new parts of the map by climbing bushes and rooftops. Using a skill system, each player interacts with some of Kyoto’s inhabitants, both animals and people. Each turn offers the chance to discover something new about the city, as players reveal elements ranging from small insects to specific objects or Kyoto residents. Some of these elements are represented by cardboard tiles, while others come as standing figures, making for an impressive visual experience.

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This robot factory needs you! With the help of your loyal animal friends, mechanical marvels will soon be rolling off your assembly line — now all you need to do is add some sparks to bring the robots to life. Explore the scrapyard to collect dice to build robots or upgrade your factory. Keep a close eye on your charming animal assistants; they’re the core of your winning strategy. In Sparks, each player runs a robot factory and takes turns being the active player. As the active player, you play one of your production tiles to take a number of dice from the scrap heap; all other players then take one die each. All players use their dice simultaneously to complete robots or upgrade their factory. You can also use sparks to activate the abilities of your completed robots, or use gears to recruit animal assistants. You start the game with six assistants, each with a unique ability, and your strategy must be built around them. The variety of assistants ensures that each game offers a new challenge. In the advanced game, players draft the assistants, which offers even more strategic possibilities.

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Generations before you lived off the harvest of the oceans. But at the end of the 19th century, change and new opportunities reach your fishing village in northern Norway. In Saltfjord, you must decide how to expand your settlement. Will you choose to build new buildings, send your boat out to catch fish, engage in trade, or develop new technologies to make everyday life easier? How will you shape the fate of your village?

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In Up Too High, your goal is to grow the companies you own shares in as much as possible. By buying shares smartly, you can get a piece of the pie from all the major airports, or you can make decisions as president of a company. Do you own the most shares in an airport? Then you decide on the actions of the company. For example, you can invest in the growth of the airport, purchase aircraft and pay out dividends. The bigger a company becomes, the more a share is ultimately worth. The player with the most value in shares wins the game.

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Ironwood is a rules-light, highly asymmetric, card-driven tactical game for 1-2 players. Each round, you and your opponent take turns playing a total of three faction-specific cards to use their action effects. These effects include positioning battlegroups, initiating combat, gaining crystals, applying temporary passive effects, and more. When combat occurs, you’ll use those same cards for their combat values, in a simultaneous bid to gain combat bonuses, inflict or deflect casualties, and increase your battlegroups’ dominance to win the battle. Ironwood also offers a solo mode against the Ironclad or the Woodwalkers. Each faction is controlled by a unique deck of 30+ action cards. On your turn, you select a card from your hand and resolve the action to progress toward victory. However, when a player initiates combat, you use the same cards in your hand to fight. Instead of resolving the action on the card, you and your opponent simultaneously bid a card with their combat values. With faction-specific decks, unique victory conditions, and very different playstyles, each faction feels completely different. The Ironclad represent the established, defensive faction that favors long-term development. The Woodwalkers have limited access to crystals, and their more aggressive playstyle focuses on sabotage, pillaging, and surprise attacks. As Commander of the Ironclad, your main goal is to lay the foundations of your forges and, once you have collected enough crystals, build these forges on the foundations. As Leader of the Woodwalkers, your mission is to find the ancient Totems of your people and secure them in the outer woods, out of reach of the Ironclad.

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Ready, aim... LAUNCH THE CATAPULTS! Two houses, the Chauforts and the Cunningfields, both equally noble in dignity, in their fair kingdoms. If only there were no ancient feud. Build your castle, deploy your troops, load your catapults and use clever tactics to conquer the battlefield! Strike down all your opponent's troops to win!

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The Isle of Cats Duel is a competitive, standalone game designed specifically for two players, set in the beloved world of The Isle of Cats . Take on the challenge in this cat place board game and prove once and for all that you are the best cat rescuer. In the game you are a resident of Squalls End on a rescue mission to the island of cats. You must save as many cats as possible before the evil Lord Vesh arrives. Each cat is represented by a unique tile and is part of a family. You must find a way to fit them all on your boat, while keeping the families together. The Isle of Cats Duel replaces the original game’s card drafting with a new movement system. Guided by an Oshax cat, players take turns moving across the island. Where you move determines which cats, treasures, and lessons you can acquire, and it also shapes the options your opponent will have on their next turn. At the end, the player who best rescues cats, completes lessons, and limits their opponent's options will prove themselves to be the ultimate cat rescuer.

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Get ready for an adventure! Will you navigate your favorite route on the wild river? Or will you capsize the raft and win the game with this bold move? Grab your paddles and come along to the Roaring River. You all have your own motivation for participating in this rafting experience. So paddle strategically to go along all the parts of the river that you want to see. Do you like a calm ride or are you looking for rapids? The player who enjoys the ride the most wins! Are you unhappy with the ride? Try to capsize the raft to still win.

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On Tour is a 20-minute route-building, roll-and-write board game with large, high-quality components, suitable for 1-8 players ( but can be played with as many people as there are cards ). Each turn, dice determine which numbers you write down, while cards limit which places you can visit.

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

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Cascadia Junior takes younger players on an adventure through the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest! Based on the award-winning Cascadia, players build their own panoramic maps by matching animals and habitats to score points. This junior version helps kids ages 6 and up develop pattern recognition, set collection, and basic math skills while learning about the diverse wildlife in the area, including bears, moose, foxes, hawks, and salmon. Explore mountains, wetlands, prairies, rivers, and forests as you create the best combinations of animals and their natural habitats. Players learn through play and develop strategic thinking in this fun and educational game for the whole family.

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Travel the spectacular 800-mile Arizona Trail as you take in breathtaking mountains, canyons, plateaus and deserts. Spot an astonishing variety of wildlife including the Roadrunner and Javelina, while avoiding the Gila Monster. From Saguaro National Park and the Sonoran Desert, through the world’s largest Ponderosa Pine forest and into the Grand Canyon, you’ll encounter the incredible diversity of terrain, flora and fauna in Arizona, also known as State 48. Players can call upon the legendary Jackalope and the Lost Dutchman to aid in their journey. Turn order is determined each round via a unique mechanic that combines movement and observation. To gain advantages and create their own mural of Arizona wonders, players must gather an interesting mix of natural and personal resources and efficiently place polyomino images.

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The media is fascinated by an unorthodox killer known as The Tormentor, for her method of placing victims in deadly traps that are theoretically avoidable. Why she does this is still under investigation, but people are dying and now you find yourself in one of her traps...

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For the first time in Terror From Destiny, there is no killer (or henchmen) to fight. At least, none that you can see or attack. Instead, the killer is death, fate, or destiny (take your pick). It will slowly claim the lives of the Destined Victims: five special victims that are tied to the story and are always present, regardless of location. You must save as many of these victims as possible, because for every victim you fail to save, fate will exact a heavy toll at the end of the game. But there’s a catch (as always): the Predestined Victims must be rescued in a VERY specific order, an order you don’t know at the start of the game! Make a mistake and rescue the Athlete before the Cheerleader, and fate will not appreciate your interference.

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A cyborg from the future has come back in time with a mission to destroy a child he calls “The Savior.” Unfortunately, the child is a bit of a nuisance who won’t listen to you. The Mark V Hunter is your first challenge. You must destroy it before the Mark X Hunter arrives to have any chance of surviving. Will you rebuild the Mark V to help you against the Mark X? Or will you go it alone and try to survive against all odds?

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The media is fascinated by an unorthodox killer known as The Tormentor, for her method of placing victims in deadly traps that are theoretically avoidable. Why she does this is still under investigation, but people are dying and now you find yourself in one of her traps...

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You are not perfect. You have made your share of mistakes. Maybe you deserve to be in this shifting hellscape... or maybe you don't. Razorface is a killer who forces you to come to terms with yourself and face your "ills." He draws power from those ills, and horrific mutilation and suffering await you if you fail to do so.

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Strange things are happening in the small town of Falconwood. Government experiments and supernatural events are common. You and your friends have begun documenting these events in the Falconwood Files, a collective journal of your group. So far, none of the events have involved you... but that's about to change.

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