Tiny Epic Defenders The Dark War is an expansion for Tiny Epic Defenders. In this expansion you will find new characters such as the Lionkin Charioteer and the Birdfolk Shadow Walker. You also get new Epic Foes, new Dire Enemies, and new artifacts. Finally, the expansion introduces new elements that will force players to continue making tough choices throughout the game!

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Dig Your Free is a game created by David Simide, in which you take on the role of prisoners trying to escape from prison. On your turn you can make tools, sell cigarettes or steal materials from other players. The main goal is to be the first to collect the required number of tunnel points. Can you be the first to escape?

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Call to Adventure is a super popular narrative game where 1 to 4 players play cards to create a character and overcome challenges. Each player builds a unique story, but only the player with the most points wins the game. With this expansion you can bring your story into the world of Patrick Rothfuss' 'Kingkiller Chronicle'. But even if you haven't read those books, the Name of the Wind expansion is highly recommended, because it contains many new cards that make Call to Adventure more extensive than ever.

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You and your friends go on a trip to Neko Harbor in the hope of seeing some cute penguins. During your trip, you naturally try to stop at the places where you have the greatest chance of admiring those animals in tuxedos. The further you travel with your ship, the more chance you have of seeing them and the more goods you can deliver. But make sure you take Antarctica's habitat into account. Will you be able to spot the most penguins? In A Pleasant Journey to Neko you play four rounds and roll dice. With the dice you can obtain resources, activate actions and bid on cards. Players may also perform free actions, such as buying and moving ships and opening ports. Try to think ahead during the game by creating important sailing routes, but don't forget to move your own ship forward. This will score you points and can give you extra actions. Are you ready to see some penguins? We wish you a nice trip to Neko!

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Arkham Noir is a solitaire card game inspired by the stories of HP Lovecraft and other authors. In this case, you take on the role of private detective Howard Lovecraft and investigate events based on the stories: "The Lurking Fear" (1923) and "The Diary of Alonzo Typer" (1938). In this case you will find several new events and storm and formula cards. These ensure that the player is faced with completely new challenges. Can you solve the case? The Games Friends: " Surprisingly funny card game that required us to read the rules a number of times. Perfect for a cold autumn evening, where you can enjoy puzzling yourself. Fun for the solo player as a snack. "

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A classic game is back! As one of the first worker placement games, Caylus is one of the true board game classics of the 2000s. The team of the original designers have now created a new version together with Space Cowboys! The mechanics have been modernized for an intense and shorter game, without losing its depth, while many new features have also been added. There are variable starting positions, characters with special abilities and wavering loyalty offer their services and of course there's brand new artwork! The king calls you again! It's time to go back to Caylus!

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Reverse an eldritch ritual to save Earth from the Ancient Ones in Arkham Horror: Final Hour! In this cooperative, fast-paced board game for one to four players, you've arrived too late to stop a gruesome rite: a monstrous Ancient One tears through reality, heralding the fearsome creatures flooding into the campus of Miskatonic University. Hold off the horde long enough to turn the tide. This game is playable in less than 60 minutes; your fate depends on the cooperation between you and your fellow researchers. If you fail, it will be the last hour for Arkham... and the world.

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In the card game God of War, players take on the role of the Norn and try different combinations of heroes and events to stop Ragnarök. Every game is a new attempt to save Midgard from destruction. Players work together and use powerful heroes such as Kratos, Mimir, Atreus, Brok and Sindri and Freya.

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Nippon: Zaibatsu ist eine Neuauflage von Nippon, einem flotten Wirtschafts- und Mehrheitenspiel. Die Spieler leiten Zaibatsu: riesige Konglomerate miteinander verbundener Unternehmen, die die japanische Wirtschaft im Zeitalter der Industriellen Revolution antreiben. Während des Spiels investieren die Spieler in neue Industrien, bauen Fabriken und Eisenbahnlinien und produzieren Waren, um lokale Märkte zu sättigen und Verträge zu erfüllen – alles, um ihren Einfluss und ihre Macht zu steigern und Herrscher des modernisierten Landes zu werden. Die Spieler sind in ihrem Spielstil und ihrer Gewinnstrategie frei: Sie wählen selbst, worauf sie Siegpunkte erzielen, bestimmen das Tempo mit Einkommensrunden und wetteifern darum, die günstigsten Fabriken, Märkte und Boni zu erhalten. Alle Kernmechanismen des ursprünglichen Nippon sind vorhanden, aber Komponenten, Illustrationen und Design wurden aufgewertet, und viele Spielelemente wurden überarbeitet, um das Spiel an moderne Trends anzupassen. Nippon: Zaibatsu führt neue Rohstofftypen ein, Schiffe wurden mit neuen Iwakura-Missionsregeln gründlich überarbeitet, Fabriken sind viel variabler, und Konsolidierungsrunden bringen neue Belohnungen – und noch viel mehr. Außerdem enthält das Spiel jetzt einen von einer Automatik gesteuerten Solomodus.

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Age of Galaxy is a 4X strategy game where you take control of an interstellar alliance of three factions with unique powers. You can explore star systems, colonize planets, research technologies, build galactic cruisers, and much more. There are multiple paths to victory, depending on how your factions work together and the ideology your alliance espouses. There are five ideologies: Science-minded factions dedicate their lives to research and innovation, convinced that knowledge is the only way forward. Military factions are ruthless conquerors who see war as a means to their ends. Diplomatic factions focus on building relationships between factions and attempt to lead Congress through consultation. Industrial factions build ambitious infrastructures and transform planets into advanced cities and industrial complexes. Cultural factions focus on spiritual and cultural development and seek the wisdom offered by ancient relics. Faction cards can be played in various ways: you can incorporate them into your empire or sacrifice them for a one-time benefit through an agreement. The game features over thirty different factions. This second edition of Portal Games' Age of Galaxy introduces an enhanced solo mode, a revamped graphic design, and improved components to enrich the gaming experience.

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A series of scenarios designed specifically for strategic solo play — scenarios that highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each class and challenge players to truly delve into the depths and master their class to its full potential. This expansion includes a 24-page scenario book with 17 all-new solo scenarios, plus a deck of 17 item cards: each of the 17 classes receives a unique item as a reward for completing its quest.

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The first major expansion for A Feast for Odin, The Norwegians, contains a number of additions to the game, with new strategies and puzzle tiles. Revamped Action Board: The largest of the new additions, consisting of three double-sided pieces that can be flipped over to reveal different actions depending on the number of players. This opens up new paths to action and increases the chance that players will get in each other's way. The board includes new features such as slaughter, elk hunting, fishing, and theft, along with adjustments to some old actions. For example, it's now easier to play an animal strategy, as you can now get two of the same animal in one action. There's also a new fifth column of (better) actions that only require one Viking. For example, you can now forge a gray special tile with a sword value of 8 or less using an ore and just one Viking! Another brand new single-Viking action is to perform a "small emigration" with a whaleboat, which covers one space at the feast table instead of two, but yields 7 victory points and costs no silver. As a bonus, you can send two Vikings to this column instead of one, allowing you to play a profession card in addition to the action. The downside is that when you use an action from the fifth column, you can no longer place Vikings for the rest of the round. New puzzle tiles: A 2x5 rectangle (horse/pregnant horse/leather/vadmal) and 5 spaces in a "U" shape (herbs/pig/antlers/tools). The red versions of these tiles contain two new animals, horses (worth 6 victory points) and pigs (worth 1 victory point and breed every round instead of every other round), allowing for even more possibilities for animal strategy. There are also five new gray special tiles, such as a pan, chainmail, and anvil, most of which can be forged with ore. Four new discovery boards: Islands on the front (Isle of Man, Isle of Skye, Islay, Outer Hebrides) with Irish coastal Viking settlements on the back (Waterford, Wexford, Cork, Limerick), where people from Norway wintered, traded and settled. Also included are revamped versions of the four discovery boards from the base game, with updated iconography and some with adjusted victory points. New Buildings: A completely new idea is the random starting building. Everyone gets one of six double-sided “craft shed” boards, and when a player can build a shed, they can instead build the front or back of their craft shed. Like the Stone House and Long House, the craft sheds offer new spaces to place orange and red tiles to earn bonus trade, silver, and victory points, and many of these require specific tiles in specific places. This gives everyone a different starting option – just like the profession cards. Victory Point Tokens: Another new option is that when a player would play a profession card into play, the player can instead choose to discard the card for a victory point token, which is worth 4, 3, or 2 victory points at the end of the game. This adds a nice competitive element, as there are a limited number of 4 victory point and 3 victory point tokens.

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A Gest of Robin Hood is the second game in the Irregular Conflicts Series, which further adapts the COIN system to reflect peasant revolts, feudal taxation and bandit activity in late 12th century England. Porting one of GMT’s most popular systems into a simpler format and more accessible setting, A Gest of Robin Hood is perfect for newcomers to wargaming, whilst also offering a tight challenge for more experienced wargamers, who can enjoy thrilling asymmetric combat in under an hour.

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Founded around 3100 BC and located south of the Nile Delta, the city of Men-nefer (Memphis in Greek) was the capital of ancient Egypt for nine dynasties and the most populous city in the world. In 1979, the city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, mainly for its world-famous necropolises and pyramid complexes, such as Abusir, Saqqara, Dahshur and Giza. In Men-Nefer, you will relive one of the greatest periods of Ancient Egypt and perform tasks characteristic of Egyptian culture: acquire knowledge in the Houses of Life, navigate and trade on the Nile, make offerings in the Great Temple of Ptah, embalm the corpses of nobles to send them to a better afterlife, erect magnificent sphinxes, and contribute to the construction of the Great Pyramids. In addition, you must carefully navigate this earthly world to ensure that Osiris grants you access to Aaru, the long-awaited heavenly paradise of the afterlife.

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The industrial age is beginning to flourish. You need more workers for your factories, and also more workers to build railroad tracks to expand your rail network. This allows you to transport the goods from your factories to cities with high demand. However, don't forget to reserve goods for fulfilling profitable public contracts, because once the connection to Trieste is made, your net worth is all that matters. Imperial Steam is a strategic, accessible economic and logistics game that will have you making tough decisions as you manage your company's operations while navigating fierce competition to ensure your victory!

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Of all the streets of the Eixample, Passeig de Gràcia is the most iconic. Initially it was just a road connecting Barcelona with the former city of Gràcia, now an important district of Barcelona. It became a promenade where the citizens of Barcelona went to relax, and was filled with restaurants, coffee houses, dance halls, theaters, parks and even roller coasters. Unfortunately, these facilities were only available to the upper and middle classes, as they were often part of private gardens. When construction of the Eixample began, all these features were removed to make way for buildings, but this did not diminish the importance of Passeig de Gràcia. Many wealthy citizens decided to build their homes there, hiring the most famous modernist architects, who created some of the city's most iconic landmarks. Barcelona: Passeig de Gràcia is an expansion for Barcelona, ​​so you'll need a copy of the base game to play it. The new elements brought by this extension are pedestrians walking along Passeig de Gràcia and enjoying the various amenities there. The more enjoyable their walk, the greater the rewards you'll receive once they reach their destination.

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You and your competitors' transportation companies have been hired by the city to build new subway lines and commercial developments to improve the city's financial results. Manage assets such as time, money and resources to build your metro line. Earn prestige by completing objectives and meeting city transportation demands. Focus on individual projects, open agendas, or a combination of both to earn more prestige than the competition. Can you stay on track to meet the cities' many needs? Terminus is a subway planning, development and construction game for 2-5 players aged 14 and over, with a playing time of 30-40 minutes per player.

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A legendary pirate and his band of bandits join Star Wars: Shatterpoint in this new Squad Pack! Hondo Ohnaka is the charming and eccentric leader of the Ohnaka Gang, and this set adds him to the game as a new Primary Unit in the era of the Clone Wars. He is accompanied by his right-hand man Gwarm as a Secondary Unit and a few Weequay Pirates as a Support Unit to help him carry out his plans. In addition to beautiful miniature figures of these characters, this set also includes all the Stat, Order and Attitude cards players need to add to their Star Wars: Shatterpoint squads.

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Nature introduces two new ways to play Pampeor: Nature Park and Cardal Transmission.

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The Clear Sky expansion is a bundle of all Stretch Goals from the Pampero Kickstarter. It contains additional components that can be used in combination with the existing rules of the basic game, as well as three new game concepts

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An aging Jedi master and his famed squad of clone troops join the battles of Star Wars: Shatterpoint in this new Squad Pack! Plo Koon is respected throughout the Jedi Order for his level-headed attitude and calm approach to battle. As Jedi General of the famed "Wolfpack", he enters Star Wars: Shatterpoint as a Primary Unit, along with his trusted lieutenant Clone Commander Wolffe as a Secondary Unit. They are joined by two 104th Battalion Clone Troopers from the famed “Wolfpack” as a Support Unit to form a complete team that can be deployed on their own, or players can choose to add these characters to their own custom teams. Rounding out this pack is the Padawan Ahsoka Tano, originally released as a Hobby Next promo, which represents an alternate Secondary Unit option.

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Each game features an action-packed battle pitting two sides against each other. One of the players takes on the role of the Villain and controls Gotham City's most notorious criminals. The remaining players take control of the Heroes, who must work together as a team to thwart the Villain's plans. Both sides take turns, pitting their strategies against each other to achieve their objectives. Each game of Batman: Gotham City Chronicles is played according to a scenario that details the plot, location, game setup, number of turns, and each side's specific objectives to win the game. The game involves two sides: the Heroes and the Villain. This dynamic is represented by two separate boxes for each side. This separation has another purpose: it facilitates the setup of the game. The Hero Box contains their miniatures, Hero Bat-Tablets, Screens, Cards... everything the Heroes need to play a scenario. The Villain Box contains their miniatures, Tiles, dice and everything needed to prepare for battle. These 2 boxes are the core of the game and are necessary to play the Wayne Manor, Arkham Asylum and Solo/Coop expansions.

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Twenty-one beautiful and unique miniatures, including some of the most iconic creatures you'll encounter in the Kings of Ruin campaign. Requires the Kings of Ruin base game. This expansion contains miniature figures of all the Guardians you may encounter during your adventures through Western Avalon. You can use these thumbnails to mark the positions of Guardians at Locations instead of placing their Encounter Cards on the map. Having the Wyrd Encounters is not essential to the game, but adds significant depth to the game!

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This expansion contains miniatures of heroes on horseback. All miniatures are in the same scale as the base game heroes. This add-on is purely cosmetic and contains no additional gameplay elements, but will be a great addition to your collection.

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Do not open until you have unlocked and solved Envelope

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Years before the War of the Ring, the Dark Lord Sauron attempted to bend the will of the kings and rulers of the Free Peoples through subtle manipulations. His goal was to turn them into powerless puppets, or at least weaken them in preparation for his plans of conquest. When war broke out, they fought valiantly against the Dark Lord, but for some of them the weakness Sauron harbored proved nearly fatal. The role of the rulers of the Free Nations and their weaknesses take center stage in “Kings of Middle-earth,” the third expansion for War of the Ring. Their role in the story is significantly expanded, with new characters and rules bringing Theodén, Denethor, Daìn, Brand and Thranduil to life. Additional rules for siege battles and new units to expand the Shadow Armies are included.

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With this module, whenever that player gains insight, they can choose to continue their personal Fascination instead. Each time you complete the Fascination track, the player will receive the reward on their Fascination board. Thus, the player decides whether they want to pursue their Fascination reward at the expense of pursuing Understanding and Breakthroughs. This module introduces eight Fascination boards. At the start of the game, each player chooses a Fascination Board and attaches it to their player dashboard.

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This expansion adds unique actions to unlock for each crew member. Use your scientific specialization in combination with the environment to perform actions unique to your character. Lean on your scientific training to discover how all these strange, newly acquired concepts make sense and how they could help everyone breathe a little longer. The Scientific Specializations module allows you to specialize in ways others can't - which is a good thing if you all want to survive.

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Jules Verne's classic novel "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" tells the story of Captain Nemo and his amazing ship, the Nautilus. The second edition of "Nemo's War", the popular solitaire game from Victory Point Games designed by Chris Taylor, is a greatly improved version with mass-production printing and beautiful graphics by Ian O'Toole. Set in the year 1870, set sail in this amazing electric-powered submarine and take on the role of Captain Nemo as you travel the seas on missions of science, exploration and war! With this upgraded second edition of Nemo's War, prepare yourself for the adventure of a lifetime!

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The expansion Revive: Call of the Abyss introduces the mysterious life form Scyphoz, which lives in the gigantic lakes formed by meltwater from the glaciers. Building near lakes earns you devotion points, which gives you access to the new and powerful Scyphoz cards. You can also use the 'switch' action to initiate journeys, sending your citizens on missions to earn more devotion points. In addition to 16 Scyphoz cards, 18 Journey cards, 3 Lakes and the Devotion Track, this expansion includes 15 new Machine Tokens, 9 new Citizen cards and four new Tribes, with all content (except the Cordycephians Tribe) compatible with the solo game. The four new tribe boards have an advanced side, and each has its own unique rules, advanced skills and technologies.

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Welcome to New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1980: a vibrant city of music, food and magic. Neon lights flicker in dirty puddles along Bourbon Street; the innovations of the modern world collide with old and terrible traditions; and murder is never far away. Staffed with a roster of brilliant, colorful, and ultimately flawed private investigators, the Beaumont Agency specializes in solving cases that no one else can crack. In The Dark Quarter, an app-based cooperative adventure game set in the dark 1980s New Orleans, players each take control of a Beaumont cop and work together to solve the worst crimes New Orleans has to offer. It is a world full of magic, where curses are sold on every street corner, where voodoo priestesses and creatures of the night lurk, and where even the most mundane crimes have a hint of the supernatural. Through multi-scenario campaigns, the game tells a rich, dynamic story and invites players to make crucial decisions that not only affect their characters, but also change the direction and course of the story. The characters are not simple avatars that can be easily moved from scenario to scenario; instead, they are woven into the core of the story itself. Their fate and the fate of New Orleans are inextricably linked.

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