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Exciting card game, in which luck, bluffing and smart counting are central. Who will receive the fewest penalty points? The game contains 104 cards with different values ​​and penalties. Each player gets 10 and there are 4 cards face up on the table. Each round, everyone chooses a card from their hand and places it face down in front of them. The players simultaneously turn over their cards and add their cards to the cards on the table, with the player with the lowest card starting, and so on. Anyone who has to place the sixth card in a row must take the five cards from that row as penalty points before laying down his card. Whoever has the fewest penalty points after 10 rounds wins. Take 5! is an ideal game for larger groups of people who want to play a simple, fast game. That is why this game is very popular among students and larger families.

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Unlike in other cultures, among the desert people of the Tuareg, men (Targi) cover their faces. The women (Targia) do not wear a veil. The women take care of the family and the animals and are in charge within the tent. The families are divided into tribes with the Imashaghen (noblemen) at the head. As leaders of a Tuareg tribe, the players trade in local (dates and salt) and exotic (pepper) commodities. With the gold and the other benefits they gain from it, they expand their influence. There is a new offer every round. The commodity cards are a means to achieve your goal of obtaining the desired tribe cards. These give you an advantage during the game and earn points at the end of the game. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins the game. The Games Friends: “ Targi offers a lot of challenge in a small box. The game mechanics of Targi are really well thought out and work like a charm. Because you have to make a lot of difficult choices, Targi feels more like a large board game than a small card game. Highly recommended!”

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You've got it all figured out! Under your rule, Machi Koro has grown into a major city. However, most residents are ready for something new. New entertainment options, a new job and some residents even find a new home. You naturally see opportunities to expand your city and grow into a real metropolis! There is room for a number of vineyards on the edge of the city, which can then supply chic French restaurants and exclusive clubs. A contractor can work in the city to make room for new companies. And for those on a budget, there is always a grocer or a pawn shop where you can pawn your property. Machi Koro: Metropolis is the second expansion for the popular game Machi Koro. In addition to a lot of new buildings, a completely new game mechanism is also introduced, with which you can close buildings. An excellent opportunity to really upset your competitors! To play Machi Koro: Metropolis, you need the Machi Koro base game. To be able to play this expansion with five players, you will also need the Machi Koro: Haven expansion in addition to the basic game.

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Brass Birmingham is played in 2 eras: the canal era and the railway era. Just like in the Industrial Revolution, you make connections through channels at the beginning of the game. In the second era, railways are available and you can expand your network via rail. In both eras you build and develop different industries, trade goods, receive income and try to earn the most points! Due to the random design, no two games are the same. The bonuses are different per location and the cards in your hand are also different every game. Each turn you can choose from 2 of the 6 actions. For every action you take, you must discard a card from your hand. You continue to do this until the draw pile runs out, at which point the era ends. The player who spent the least on their turn starts the next turn, so be smart about what you spend your money on!

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Upgrade your Everdell copy with this luxurious wooden version of the Evertree. The tree is made of printed wood! This makes this beautiful game even more beautiful.

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Meadow: Adventure Book is a narrative experience that takes you on a journey through various scenarios contained in a beautifully illustrated book. It can be played as a legacy-style experience where scenarios build into a campaign.

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Bread and Beer is a strategic game for 2 players. By playing cards you harvest resources, improve your village and sell beer and bread. Each card can be used in three different ways. Slide the card above the game board for a harvest, under the game board for an expansion of the village or discard the card to sell beer and bread. The way you get cards depends on the round. During a strong year you pass cards back and forth, each time choosing a card to play. During a lean year you have to make do with the cards you are dealt, although you are allowed to exchange limited cards with the trading card field. Whoever has produced the most beer or bread after six rounds wins. But there is a small catch. What you produced the least amount of will determine your final score. So you lose if you have invested heavily in bread, while your beer production has remained very limited. As a strategic game for two players, Bread and Beer is a real challenge! The game is full of player interaction. Each round you have to make decisive choices that have direct consequences for the next round. Moreover, Bread and Beer is beautifully illustrated by Michael Menzel (The Legends of Andor, The Adventures of Robin Hood). Highly recommended for anyone looking for a big game in a small box!

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The big moment has arrived: you are officially a dragon trainer! You're immediately sent to a mysterious island to meet the dragons, but unfortunately you're not the only trainer sent that way. Which of you can find the most baby dragons? The Kingdomino family is expanded with Dragomino, a version for children who like to look for dragon eggs.

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Brass: Birmingham is the highly rated sequel to one of the best industrial board games ever. In this game you try to collect as much power as possible during the industrial revolution between the 1770s and 1870s. Compared to its predecessor, some strategies have become a lot less powerful, but there are also new strategies to discover.

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Hop aboard the ship Tranquility and set sail for paradise! But be careful: in a world where day easily turns into night, you lose track of time. Time you desperately need to find that one beautiful little island to live on. On the ship Tranquility you try to find the only inhabitable island together. The sea must be completely filled with 36 island cards that must be added in the correct order from the start to the finish. If you manage to find the habitable island before the end of the game, you win the game! If you have not found the island before one of you runs out of maps, you are doomed to remain at sea forever. To make the game even more difficult, you are also not allowed to discuss with each other. Tranquility is a card game for 1-5 players aged 8 and over. Do you like to play a game alone from time to time? Then this game is very suitable. The rules explain how you can easily play it on your own. The Games Friends: " What a surprisingly fun card game. Tranquility goes a step further than The Mind and also looks much more fun. Perfect for anyone who likes simple card games, with a lot of interaction and a tough cooperative puzzle! "

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Dixit has been around for 10 years and is celebrating with a brand new expansion Dixit: 10th Anniversary, an expansion pack of 84 cards. All illustrators from previous expansions have been invited back to participate in the adventure. With stories and myths from all over the world, their combined art leads to an astonishing result! Let yourself be carried away by the Dixit spell and experience a new and amazing journey that will take you far beyond your imagination... Please note: you can only play this game if you have the basic game Dixit.

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Take good care of your Meadow and the expansion and protect the game with special sleeves! The set contains 100 transparent sleeves that provide protection against dirt, moisture and color loss. In addition, there is an envelope as a mini-expansion of the game! Please note: if you want to sleeve all cards from Meadow and the Downstream expansion, you will also need the Card & Sleeves from the base game.

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The Fox in the Forest is a trick game for two players in which both players play cards each round to win tricks. At the end of each round, players score points depending on the number of tricks won. The player with the most points at the end of the game is the winner.

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This booster pack contains 14 new cards and has been redesigned by Johannes Goupy and illustrated by artist Sylvain Trabut. Thanks to this expansion, you can now play the game with 2 to 6 players. Two simple rules have been added that significantly change the way you play and the scoring. First, two-colored cards have been introduced, making your life "easier," although they do negatively impact other colors. Furthermore, at the end of the round, each face-down card scores at least 5 points. It might seem like a small detail, but you'll find it makes a big difference. Go ahead, admit it: you suddenly feel like whistling and rolling around in the grass, don't you?

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Different tree species compete to occupy and grow on the soil of the small sunny island. Any tree grows provided it receives enough sunlight and casts a shadow proportionate to its size. When a tree reaches the end of its life cycle, players earn a number of points depending on the quality of the soil where it grew.

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Who will be the first to create a line with cards of the same color? Take turns playing a card. Try to extend your line or block an opponent's. Don't focus too much on one line, because before you know it someone else will walk away with the victory.

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The continent of Alula holds even more surprises. Two ancient peoples will visit you: the Guides and the Three-Eyes. Both offer new ways to earn points. By adding this expansion to the base game, you can play Faraway with 7 players.

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It is the end of the 19th century and the Dutch landscape is dotted with more than 9,000 windmills. Some are specially built to keep the low-lying areas, the polders, dry. In the polders between these mills, there are fields full of colorful tulips. The tulip once played an important role during the turbulent history of the first financial bubble (tulip mania), but has now become an essential part of the Dutch landscape, especially along the famous Flower Route. In Windmill Valley, a game inspired by the Flower Route, you and up to three other players take on the role of tulip growers and entrepreneurs. You build mills and improve them. You look for new tulip bulbs to plant and you try to gain an advantage thanks to helpers and profitable contracts. Make sure your competition looks enviously at your beautiful flower fields!

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Japan, 1761: Harima Province. Daimyo Sakai Tadazumi is one of the top advisors to the Tokugawa Shogunate, which rules the Himeji Castle region. It is therefore in the interest of the various local tribes to be seen in a good light by the Sakai tribe. To gain influence, they must get members of their family at every level within the White Castle. In The White Castle you take on the role of a leader of a small tribe. You fight for the position and future of your tribe in the court of the White Heron. Cunning and precise resource management and housing relatives within Himeji Castle are the key to victory! On his turn, he chooses a die from one of the three bridges and places it on the game board or his own tableau. The value of the die he covers with this determines whether he has to pay money for it or receives it. For choosing a low die you get a bonus, which becomes increasingly attractive as the game progresses. Then you perform the actions associated with the field in question. The different areas, such as the spring, the training grounds and the castle, offer different options for action. You can receive coins, daimyo seals and resources, but also install gardeners or have tribe members climb the social ladder within the castle as courtiers until they perhaps reach the daimyo's floor. You will score some points during the game, but it is mainly about the situation at the end. Then your courtiers earn points in different ways. Because the dice on the bridges and the dice tiles on the game board are always rolled and placed randomly, the starting position is different every game. The same applies to the promotions available in the different places. As a result, The White Castle of Himeji always remains surprising and challenging.

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In Endless Winter you travel back to 10,000 years BC. When you play the game, you take on the role of different tribal leaders leading their tribes through different eras. At the start of Endless Winter you are in charge of a hunter-gatherer group, which you must help develop into a civilized tribal community throughout the game. You do this by exploring, traveling around, expanding your tribe, hunting big game and building megaliths, large stone buildings. Ancestors is an extension of the game Endless Winter: Paleoamericans. Ancestors cannot be played without the base game. With the Ancestors expansion you add new tribes and animal species to the game. In addition, the culture cards add two new modules to the game: prosperity and struggle. The new Chieftain abilities included in this expansion make Endless Winter: Paleoamericans feel like a completely different game.

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You are standing on the Great Wall of China and of course you want to take the best photos home with you! Switch, slide and search the Great Wall of China in search of the best composition. But make sure you're fast enough, otherwise your opponent has already taken the photo! During Click! the players try to take as many photos as possible of sights on the Great Wall of China. These photos must match the composition cards the players received. Use the action cards to swap or move the wall cards and slide until you have your composition in front of you and call Click! to take a photo! But be careful not to accidentally compose your opponent, because then they can quickly take a photo and all your actions will be in vain... The Games Friends: "Click is a funny card game with a lot of interaction. Because someone may take a photo before you, the cards you have been working on may disappear from the row. I'm looking forward to it, but apart from that it's just a fun game to play in between!"

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During his travels, Gulliver searched in vain for the fantastic world of Celestia. Following in the footsteps of their glorious predecessor, intrepid adventurers set out to conquer the heavenly cities and the secret treasures they hide.

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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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Everyone takes a game sheet, you choose a letter from the letter bar and start playing. It's that simple. Fill all categories of the first row with words starting with this letter. The round is over as soon as a player has filled in all categories per row or after 2 minutes. The game continues until you have filled in all rows. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What.

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Ahoy, Captain! Raise your flag, recruit crew and fill your treasure chest with shiny gold coins. Captain Flip is a game so simple that it can be explained in less time than firing a cannonball. On your turn you draw a tile from the bag. Do you like him? Then keep him! Don't like him? Then flip it! Then place it on your board to form your crew. With nine characters and four boards with different tactics, Captain Flip offers a varied, fun and subtle gaming experience.

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Final Girl is a solitaire game that puts the player in the shoes of a female protagonist who must kill the slasher if she wants to survive. In gaming terms, Final Girl shares similarities with Hostage Negotiator, but with some key differences that change it up, including a game board to track locations and character movements. You can choose from multiple characters when you choose someone to play against. Killers and locations each have their own specific terror cards that are shuffled together to create a unique experience with different combinations of scenarios for you to play! Please note: in addition to this Core Box, you need one of the expansions to play Final Girl.

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Uno is a card game that is almost equivalent to Bullying. However, the game is not played with standard cards with jokers, but with cards with their own simple representation. The regular cards are numbered from 0 to 9 in four different colors (yellow, green, red and blue). For hours of fun and fun game afternoons and evenings!

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Here to Slay is a competitive fantasy strategy card game, from the makers of Unstable Unicorns, that revolves around assembling a group of Heroes and defeating monsters (and sometimes sabotaging your friends too). In this game you gather a group of heroes to defeat dangerous monsters while avoiding sabotage from your enemies. You can equip your heroes with items and you can also use the 1-on-1 challenge cards to your advantage. The first person to successfully defeat three monsters, or build a full party with six classes, wins the game!

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Welcome to the vegetable garden competition! In this competition you compete with the other gardeners for the Unbeetable cup. You have one year to collect the most points by sowing, growing and harvesting the right plants. But be careful, because your opponents can make things difficult for you. Or are you the other gardeners' nightmare? When winter arrives, the winner is declared and the Unbeetable cup is awarded.

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Nominated for Toy of the Year 2019! The aim of the game is to survive until you are the last player. The game is actually very simple: when it is your turn, you play your action cards such as 'Dismantle' and 'Predict the Future' to avoid the Exploding Kittens. You use one card to knock down an opponent, another you use to repel an attack. And if you play the right combo, you can perform an attack that reduces the number of players by one: KABOOM! Exploding Kittens is known for the most successful Kickstarter campaign and is guaranteed to cause a lot of hilarity! The Games Friends: “ Exploding Kittens is a hilarious party game and perfect for a games night with friends. The super funny drawings and fast turns will make you want to play this game again and again. And because it can be over with one card, it remains exciting until the last move."

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Players take 3 refreshments from the tray by taking a row or column. These refreshments must be distributed among their nobles. When you have made a noble happy by delivering what they ask for, you can score that noble. The player who scores the most nobles before the party ends wins the game.

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