Board games

In Hickory Dickory, players control a team of mice as they compete in a royal quest organized by Lord Cuckoo! The mice ride on the hand of a cuckoo clock as they search for items that match their hunting card. The cute mice try to collect item tiles and perform various actions to earn berries, or victory points. Once the clock strikes midnight, the hunt is over and the mice show their quest cards to Lord Cuckoo. Berries are earned for rows and columns completed on their hunt map, and the mouse team with the most berries wins!

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The Voting Game After Dark Edition is a game that exposes the sometimes disturbing, sometimes daring, but always hilarious truths behind your friendships. The Voting Game NSFW begins when the first question card is turned over. For example: "Who would you least trust with your nude photos?". Players then vote anonymously for the player who best fits the question. The results are counted and revealed to the group! Each player must guess who voted for him or her. Players get one try for each vote given for them. If they guess correctly, the truth will come to light. This is an adult game and not suitable for work. Sample question cards are: "Who should be in jail?; "Who will be the coolest when drunk?"; "Who would you ask for help if you had to flee the country?" and "Who refuses to have sex when the light is on?"

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In Cascadia: Landmarks, players create vast habitats and place beautiful natural landmarks within them. Landmarks give each environment its own look and feel, while also providing dynamic end-of-game scoring bonuses! In addition to the Landmarks module, this expansion includes more unique animal scorecards and enough components to play Cascadia with 5-6 players.

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The family-friendly version of Pick Your Poison. Three or more players compete to create the most difficult scenario possible by combining two poison cards. Everyone "anonymously chooses their poison" and after the revelation you find out who was "right" and who is just as confused as you thought. Combine with the NSFW Edition for even more fun!

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Dark Ages is a historically based game where you will build a civilization with an innovative action selection mechanism. As long as your action tokens remain on the board, you may be able to get secondary bonus actions when you or another player repeats the action. While Dark Ages features objectives commonly found in 4X games - for example, they encourage you to explore nearby regions, expand your territory, exploit resources, and wipe out your opponents - it does so with different mechanics that let you normally seen earlier in Eurogames. Collect resources from lands you control and use them to build your cities and fortifications. Some buildings offer you different ways to gain important benefits, while others increase your military strength or simply score victory points. As you expand your territory, claim noble titles, acquire new technologies and train your military units. Each region and leader offers asymmetrical choices with their unique abilities. Dark Ages actually consists of two games: Western Europe (subtitled Heritage of Charlemagne) and Central Europe (subtitled The Holy Roman Empire). While both versions have identical gameplay, each focuses on a specific part of Europe during the Dark Ages (western and central respectively). As a result, the game board cards differ between the two versions, as do the countries in which players compete for control and leaders of those countries. By combining both versions you can expand the map into an epic battle for five or more players! Each game box is filled with finely sculpted miniatures of towns, forts, farms and other buildings. The different types of troops - infantry, archers and cavalry - are represented by unique miniatures. The solo mode for Dark Ages was designed by Dávid Turczi.

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Roll your meeples, build the city. It's the 1920s and your career as a contractor is about to begin. You've just started your business in a fast-growing city. In Rolling Heights, players roll workers in the form of meeples. Standing meeples work hard that day and provide special promotions and building materials, while lying meeples yield nothing. You can always push your luck for better rolls, but you can also lose valuable materials that you need to build new buildings. Completing buildings earns you prestige and new workers to help you build even bigger buildings, including skyscrapers.

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Unlike most puzzle games and escape rooms, Mother of Frankenstein is designed to be as fun for newcomers as it is for experts. Mother of Frankenstein combines the narrative complexity of a good novel with the interactivity of immersive theater, the brain-bending challenge of a puzzle-filled escape room with the accessibility and broad appeal of the best board games. Throw in a few clue-strewn jigsaw puzzles and our game truly has something for everyone! The location changes in part two of this campaign to a famous castle in Germany. You start by building a 300-piece jigsaw puzzle that will serve as a kind of key to the mysteries that follow. One puzzle involves a ball held on a balmy summer night in 1814, which requires you to map out the evening's events through gossip, billiard hall schedules, and original drawings by cartoonist Liana Kangas. Then you descend into the depths of the castle with alchemist Conrad Dippel and discover what Mary has learned under his tutelage.

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Birds of a Feather is a quick and easy to learn bird watching card game. You will travel to various habitats along the west coast of North America to admire the beautiful birds that live there. Every time you see a rare bird, a message gets out. Try to anticipate the crowds to see more birds than anyone else to be crowned the best birdwatcher!

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God's Love Dinosaurs is a game by the popular designer Kasper Lapp, who, among other things, created Magic Maze. In this game you have to develop an ecosystem that is perfect for roaming dinosaurs. But that is not that easy, because there are few raw materials and the animals can simply become extinct. Do you keep nature in balance?

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In Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Board Game you play as "The World's Greatest Detective", who has come out of retirement into a dark Gotham. Do everything you can to beat back a relentless tide of ruthless mutants, police officers and press bent on taking you down. Instead of traditional leveling, this game is a war of attrition. An aging Batman struggles to survive a last stand, pitting himself against old and new villains - such as Two Face, Billy Berserk and The Joker - and even his most powerful ally, The Man of Steel himself. The game can be played as standalone "missions" or as an epic campaign in which the results of each mission carry over to the next. This deluxe edition contains beautiful miniatures, which bring the game to life.

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This set of plastic resources corresponds in scale to other plastic components in the game. It just improves the overall impression you get from having the Miniatures expansion. Like the playmat, this add-on is purely aesthetic in nature and does not affect the mechanics of the game in any way. Also, you still have to use the wooden coal pieces for the Generator.

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In Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Board Game you play as "The World's Greatest Detective", who has come out of retirement into a dark Gotham. Do everything you can to beat back a relentless tide of ruthless mutants, police officers and press bent on taking you down. Instead of traditional leveling, this game is a war of attrition. An aging Batman struggles to survive a last stand, pitting himself against old and new villains - such as Two Face, Billy Berserk and The Joker - and even his most powerful ally, The Man of Steel himself. The game can be played as standalone "missions" or as an epic campaign in which the results of each mission carry over to the next.

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Bad Choice is the perfect combination of all your favorite board games. Think of it as part 'Never Have I Ever', a bit of UNO and of course making fun of your friends... The latter is of course hilarious and you can play this game thousands of times: the gameplay changes every time based on who you play with. Bad Choices is the hilarious new party game for adults that forces you to choose a question card and then strategically identify the player most likely to answer yes. Internet-friendly sample question: "Would you rather win $50,000 than have your best friend win $500,000?" Plus other questions that we can't even write in the description... The best stories come from our worst choices! Invite your worst friends, leave your feelings outside and die laughing about the craziest things you've done.

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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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The hardest game ever made! Perfect for parties and adult game nights! Vote for your friends with hilarious and raw questions like "Who has done the most walks of shame?", "Will you be likely to meet an ex-partner and not remember his name?", "Who will get to paid a lot for what they do?" and “Least likely to be a target for identity theft?”!

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Pick Your Poison is a card game with incredible "What would you rather do?" scenarios. Three or more players compete to create the most difficult scenario possible by combining two poison cards. Everyone "anonymously chooses their poison" and after the revelation you find out who was "right" and who is just as confused as you thought. Combine with the Family Edition for even more fun!

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Dark Ages is a historically based game where you will build a civilization with an innovative action selection mechanism. As long as your action tokens remain on the board, you may be able to get secondary bonus actions when you or another player repeats the action. While Dark Ages features objectives commonly found in 4X games - for example, they encourage you to explore nearby regions, expand your territory, exploit resources, and wipe out your opponents - it does so with different mechanics that let you normally seen earlier in Eurogames. Collect resources from lands you control and use them to build your cities and fortifications. Some buildings offer you different ways to gain important benefits, while others increase your military strength or simply score victory points. As you expand your territory, claim noble titles, acquire new technologies and train your military units. Each region and leader offers asymmetrical choices with their unique abilities. Dark Ages actually consists of two games: Western Europe (subtitled Heritage of Charlemagne) and Central Europe (subtitled The Holy Roman Empire). While both versions have identical gameplay, each focuses on a specific part of Europe during the Dark Ages (western and central respectively). As a result, the game board cards differ between the two versions, as do the countries in which players compete for control and leaders of those countries. By combining both versions you can expand the map into an epic battle for five or more players! Each game box is filled with finely sculpted miniatures of towns, forts, farms and other buildings. The different types of troops - infantry, archers and cavalry - are represented by unique miniatures. The solo mode for Dark Ages was designed by Dávid Turczi.

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Will you be able to bake a dream cake? Or is it in danger of becoming a misfire? Don't panic, because a little farmer's bluff can go a long way... collect the right ingredients and keep an eye on the competing bakers! The jury is inexorable!

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In the tactical card game Bull Seeks Beer 2.0, the bulls look for a cozy pub. The players are pub owners and pour a lot of beer that attracts the thirsty bulls. But who has purchased beer the smartest? Warning: enjoy, but play with sizes!Upgrade with several advantages. Bull Seeks Beer has been a very popular card game for over 10 years. In fact, its popularity continues to increase every year! With the 4th print run coming out in spring 2023, The Game Master thought it was time to make some improvements . In this latest edition of Stier searches Beer 2.0 you will find: 1) Improved game rules: shorter, clearer, more dynamic and simpler; 2) Smart pub rules: the beer manager determines how the beer is distributed; 3) Two bonus cards: for the games Decorating Bulls and Balls with Bulls. Bull seeks Beer 2.0 contains simple rules, is very quick to get on the table and doesn't take too long. The game is flavored with a number of fun dilemmas. Which beer do I buy? Do I want to have the most drafts or do I buy tactically and store beer in my cellar for the next round? Do I choose beer cards that I need myself, or do I try to thwart my "colleague pub owner"? Which bull(s) do I want in my pub? Which bull do I serve my beer to get the most points? Do I go for Taurus on Taurus or not? How do I limit my drinking (washing down draft beer)? In short: a game to consume quickly!

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Hoboken, New Jersey, 1954. You are a powerful leader of one of the largest criminal organizations in the city and you compete with your rival for territory and support, shying away from any means to expand your influence. District Noir is located in the center of Hoboken. Control over that neighborhood makes the big difference in seizing power over the entire city. In this tactical card game for 2 players you try to get the majority of different card types in order to score the most points. But you can also try to gain control of the city's 3 strategic locations. In that case you win immediately. The rules of the game are very simple. You get 5 cards. On your turn, you place a hand card in the row or you take the last 5 cards placed in the row. The other player always has the same choice. However, taking 5 cards is only allowed once per round. After that you always have to put a card in the row. The game continues until the face-down pile is empty and all cards have been played. Then the points are counted. You get points for having the most cards of a certain suit and for complete sets of different suits. There are also cards that immediately give plus or minus points. If you manage to acquire all 3 strategic locations, you win immediately and you do not have to count any points. District Noir is a very accessible card game for 2 players. The simple rules ensure that you get started playing quickly, but you will soon discover that the choices you have to make during the game are a lot more difficult!

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Hot Seat is about to become your new favorite game for family game night! It's a hilarious family card game, all about you, your family and your friends. Fans of Cards Against Humanity will be pleased to find that Hot Seat offers just as much fun, but in a family-friendly way. It's also fun for all ages, with sample questions like "If I couldn't live in the city I live in now, what city would I live in?", "What's my song at the karaoke bar?" and “What can I never get enough of?”. In each round, players take turns sitting in the "Hot Seat", where they draw a card and ask a question. E.g. “If I bought my own island, what would I call it?” All players must answer the question anonymously and pretend to be the player in the Hot Seat. The answers are then read aloud and everyone guesses which answer was written by the player in the Hot Seat. Play again and again: answers change depending on the friends you play with!

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Make Christmas a mess in this fast-paced dice game inspired by Tim Burton's classic! Jack's plan to bring toys to Christmas Town went haywire after his Halloween Town helpers started throwing gifts at each other instead, resulting in Merry Madness! Join Jack, Sally, Zero, Mayor and Lock, Shock & Barrel in this game of terrifying smashing and be the first to get the presents in Sandy Claws' bag to win the game.

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There is a celebration in the valley, so there will be musicians, singers, a dancing bear. But also knights who will compete on the tournament field, a black knight whose identity you have to discover again and again... This expansion introduces festival audiences that you can grab as a kind of by-catch and "use" them at the festival to collect gold and points, or to call in a fortune teller or executioner, for example. In addition, all specialists from the basic game are given a new role. For example, the priest will brew beer, the wizard will add extra luster to the show in the theater and the tax collectors in the Treasury will occasionally drop some gold next to the coffin...

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The board game about your friends. The Voting Game is a board game for adults that reveals the hilarious truth behind your friendships. Each round you vote anonymously for the player described by the current question. Count the votes and watch as their friends' personalities are revealed. Play again and again, with new and old friends. The gameplay varies greatly depending on who you play with. The game starts when the first question card is revealed. e.g. "Who would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse?" Players then vote anonymously for the player best described by the question. Players who received votes will guess one player per vote. If they guess correctly, the truth will come to light. A hilarious moment is guaranteed when the results are revealed! For questions where a single player receives more than half of the votes, each player who voted for him receives a point. The first to 10 points wins!

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Welcome to Wildstyle, where the city is your canvas and the streets belong to the people. Rock to the beat of your favorite pirate radio station as you and your crew tag along the city. Make sure your rivals know where their field ends and yours begins. Be careful though, because not everyone in town appreciates your artistic efforts and they may want to outdo you! The aim of the game is to tag locations in the city districts with the color of your crew. You do this by collecting sets of cards with matching location icons. Each time you collect a set of 3 cards that all have the same icon, you may place a tag on a spot with that icon anywhere on the card. The game is played over 3 rounds and there are no turns! Once a round has started, everyone performs their actions simultaneously in a random order. The end of the round is triggered when all draw piles are empty or when only 1 player has tags left on their card. Each player receives 6 crew tiles from the supply and a new round begins. The game ends after 3 rounds and you score for objectives and for each spot where you have a tag. The team with the most points wins!

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The players are famous conductors who are constantly looking for talent. However, they have strong preferences regarding the size of their orchestra. They only want to conduct soloists or quartets. Each turn, a player takes a musician card from the face-down pile, which he places next to one of the conductor cards, or he takes a conductor card including the musician cards placed with it and places them in front of him. In the latter case the round is over for him. At the end of the game, only soloists and sets of 4 musicians with the same song earn points. Whoever has the most points at the end of the game wins the game. Audition is a tactical card game of our own making. The rules of the game are very simple, but the tactical possibilities are enormous. The game also contains variants including action cards to make it even more challenging.

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These minis replace the tokens that come with the sets and provide a new level of immersion when playing Final Girl.

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Enjoy a new flavor with Bitoku: Resutoran, a three-module expansion that you can add to the base game as you wish. Do you want the full menu? Add them all! Would you like to try a snack? Just add one. The modules include new Iwakura rocks, new Yokai cards, and three new types of Kodama lakes. Resutoran also includes a new deck that allows players to activate certain effects during the game, such as changing dice results (both their own and opponents') or gaining a lot of points.

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The kingdom of Havresac has been struck by a terrible curse and only your team of guards can free it. Collect fame, gold and victory points to become the kingdom's bravest defender. Each member of your team has their own special role and skill. Retrieve successively in each round and use them on your own kingdom board to rebuild villages, defeat monsters, free fairies and open treasure chests. Each guardian you play allows the next to venture further into the kingdom to reach the places you want to reach, if you plan well. Your heroic deeds will earn you points for final victory, as well as gold to recruit new guards and refine your strategy.

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This is a Vanity License Plate Word Game for competitive people. Create and solve custom boards in a race across the country. Players draw a card with a phrase and must convert that phrase into a license plate. Then, depending on the game mode (Team Vs, Cooperative or FFA), other players will guess what the phrase says. A point is scored for correctly guessing a board, as well as additional points for using numbers and having unused blank spaces at the end of the board. Points are scored on a race track with cars representing the players/teams. The first car to complete their road trip wins!

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The first cities on the Rhine emerged from Roman outposts that protected the border with Germania. As governor of one of these cities, it is your job to develop it as best as possible and at the same time defend it against the Germanic tribes. Empress Agrippina and her son Nero will inspect your actions and honor the most successful governor. In 'Discordia' you develop your city by building farms, barracks, defenses, harbors and markets and by trading with ships. Use your sailors, soldiers, merchants and farmers profitably, execute decrees and secure privileges. But be careful: always be careful so that your city doesn't grow too fast or too slow. Will you have the most developed city at the end of the fourth year, or will you be able to impress the Empress before then and win the game early?

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Become a mighty Decepticon and race to defeat the Autobots in this standalone expansion to the Transformers Deck-Building Game! Compatible with the base game, this expansion offers 2 primary game modes: Competitive Mode (the Decepticons battle each other as they take on the Autobots) and Cooperative Mode (the Decepticons join forces to defeat the Autobots). This expansion also introduces rules for Team vs Team games, pitting Decepticon players against Autobot players when combined with the Core Set.

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In the cooperative game Ensemble, all players must vote - without communicating - for one of the cards shown that they think best matches a card in the center of the table. Communication is not allowed until all player votes have been revealed and then the group advances to the next level. Otherwise they lose a life. The aim of the game is to win level 9 - and once the game is won for the first time, the first scenario (of three) is unlocked, with new rules and maps available for future games.

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Path of Life is a fun game to play at home and a fantastic indoor game for children aged 8 and over. An exciting choice for a game night or as a homeschooling activity. Are you ready for an exciting ride on life's bumpy road? Place colorful sticks in the car and spin the wheel to move around the game board along your life path from start to finish. Each Stop! box represents an important milestone in life. Here players must spin the wheel to know their fate or choose their own path. Decide whether or not to get married, start a family, or retire early. Action cards give players options about the outcome of their adventures! Are you willing to take a risk? Invest in a number on the investment tracker to get more money when someone lands on it when spinning. Spend your money wisely, because the winner is the player with the most money at the end of the game!

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In the Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle cooperative deckbuilder game, you team up against He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named to protect Hogwarts Castle. Players start with a starter deck and, using their skills and influence, will put together an increasingly powerful deck containing well-known characters, spells and objects from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Only by working together will players be able to protect Hogwarts Castle and defeat He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named!

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Studies in Sorcery: Divination is an expansion for Studies in Sorcery that adds the Divination project cards.

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Oh dear, the sock monster was in the closet! The children now have to look carefully and quickly match the matching pairs of socks. Whoever has collected the most sock monster tiles at the end wins.

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Just like with the board game, in Camel Up Card Game you bet on the camel race. Each player has limited information about which camels can walk - and how far they can walk - but they can never be sure whether camels will actually walk. Bet your money on the right camel and become the betting champion!

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Players are Stock Brokers during the Second Industrial Revolution and try to make as much money as possible while also appearing like good citizens by donating money to charity. Over the course of the game, players buy or sell stocks and then manipulate stock prices with the cards they share with their two neighbors. In addition, players donate shares to charities. The person who donates the least to charity at the end of the game automatically loses, no matter how rich he or she has become. The game uses a system of shared information where each player knows a little bit about what will happen in the markets and each player knows different pieces of information. The player who makes the most money at the end of the game is the winner, provided he or she is not the one who donated the least to charity.

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