Mint Bid is a refreshingly light auction game for 1 to 6 players with easy-to-learn rules and exciting gameplay, all in 30 minutes! The game's compact size makes it easy to put in your pocket and take with you anywhere. Combine that with its simple rules and setup, and Mint Bid is like having a party in your pocket!

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Welcome to The Realm! Open the door and step into the world of Critter Cards! Join one of the Critter Clans and challenge your friends to a tactical game. Critter Cards is a card game for 2 players aged 3 and up that takes about 15 minutes to play. In Critter Cards you become a member of one of the Critter Clans: The Gnomes or The Merfolk. The goal is to have more cards in your loot pile than your opponent at the end of the game. To gain loot, play one of your critters against one of your opponent's critters. The animal with the highest wisdom wins! The game continues until all Critters have been played. For more advanced players, Critter Cards offers solutions such as optional trick cards called Spells and Hero cards to add complexity to the game. Heroes help Critter Clans and can be used in any game. Each player receives 1 hero and 6 spell cards.

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There were some exciting guests at your party: all movie stars. Of course your guests want to take pictures with the stars and the crowds will be big. Fulfill your guests' wishes without irritating the stars and capture the perfect moment. The expansion contains enough character cards for up to 6 players, with new wishes for the movie stars as well. To play with 5-6 players, you need the 5-6 player expansion in addition to the basic game.

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To play Hand-to-Hand Wombat, you are given a secret identity as Good Wombat or Bad Wombat, after which everyone closes their eyes. Good wombats build towers; Bad Wombats are trying to mess with those towers. After the timer runs out, everyone opens their eyes and discusses, debates, and votes on who they think a Bad Wombat is. Hand-To-Hand Wombat is like thumb wrestling combined with Mind Wrestling. At the start of the game you are given a role card: you are either a good Wombat or a bad Wombat. The playing pieces are then spread across the table. Everyone closes their eyes and manipulates the pieces at the same time. The Good Wombats try to build the three pyramidal towers in an orderly manner, while the Bad Wombats try to cause chaos by tearing down the towers or ruining the pyramidal. When the timer runs out, everyone stops, opens their eyes, discusses what just happened, and votes to kick one player out of the game. The Good Wombats win if they successfully build the towers before too many of their teammates are eliminated. Otherwise, the Bad Wombats win.

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Rallyman: Dirt is the brand new edition of Jean-Christophe Bouvier's classic rally game. Get behind the wheel of a supercharged rally car and race against the clock to achieve the best time through the different stages of a course! Rallyman: Dirt is a roll and move racing game, so if you want to move around the track you have to roll dice! Each player has a mix of Gear, Brake and Coast dice at their disposal to drive their car around the track. Each die can only be rolled once per turn. Each die has a certain number of warning symbols. If you get a three in one roll you will lose control of your car and possibly damage your vehicle! This new edition combines the original Rallyman from 2009 with the expansion: Dirt. It features beautiful new artwork and improved components, while incorporating classic mechanics from the original game such as drifting, jumping and cutting corners. In addition to the new visual design, it replaces the large rectangular map sections of first edition with hexagonal tiles that allow players to recreate iconic tracks or create their own unique designs in a flash.

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The sun is shining, the wind is blowing and you know exactly what to do - gather your friends to fly a kite! In Kites, everyone works together to keep all their kites – represented by colorful hourglasses – in the air. Take turns playing cards, flipping the hourglasses, and coordinating with other players to make sure none of the timers run out. If so, a kite has crashed! Play all the kite cards and everyone wins!

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The family game with terrible gifts! There are some strange things about the gifts this year. Tuna flavored candy? A wind-up fruitcake? An inflatable birdhouse? They can be terrible. . . but some are exactly what YOU want! Choose your favorites and try to get them as quickly as possible because the game can end at any moment. . . What do you want for Christmas?

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With Rainbow you have to make rainbow sets of six different colors. You make these by playing cards with colors. But you're not just playing with your own cards. You also play with the backs of the cards of the player opposite you! The backs of the opponent's cards may be used by turning them over on the table. You don't know what kind of backsides you have. If you accidentally turn over a black card or a color card that is double in the row, you must immediately give cards to your opponent. Whoever collects the most rainbows wins! This is a deceptively simple card game for two players, which you win thanks to some luck, a good strategy and, above all, a good memory. How far do you dare to go with turning over cards?

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Add a brand new game mode to Picture Perfect! As the game progresses, discover which guests have valuable items and use the brief opportunity during the photo op to mingle your thieves with the party goers. They can only strike when they are not visible! Completely new choices open up and every guest placed wants to be treated with even more care. After all, not only do you not want to be robbed, but you also want to deliver a perfect photo! To play with 5-6 players, you need the 5-6 player expansion in addition to the basic game.

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Clint, Joe, Enzo and Judy are four of the Wild West's most feared bandits. Wherever these four appear, trouble is bound to follow. Because these four are trying to rob every bank, every casino and every stagecoach. True to the motto Dollars wanted! they rob everything that is not nailed down. So time to help them out a little and get to work and collect dollars. But be careful: those who take the plunge too early often end up empty-handed and only help their opponents!

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Long ago, a tigress had four cubs. After many days, she instructed her tigers: "Go to the far reaches of the world and seek your fortune. Hunt prey to earn your stripes and become powerful. Have many wonderful adventures." Players are tiger cubs trying to earn their stripes by capturing matching sets of Prey Cards. This is done by drawing cards from the deck and swapping cards from their hand to match gems on the cards. The first player to place seven stripes on their player card is the winner

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Who are you in Mascarade? Whoever you want to be... at least until someone else calls you out! Each character is given a role card face down at the start of the game and in a game with 4-5 players, some role cards are placed in the center of the table. During a turn, you perform one of the following three actions: Announce Your Character: Claim a specific character's power and perform the corresponding action. You don't need to have that character card in front of you to take this action, but if someone else says they are that character and reveals the card to prove it, that player takes the action while you lose one coin to the tribunal. To swap cards or not: take another player's character card along with yours, put them under the table, shuffle them a bit, and then give a card back to the other player while keeping one for yourself. You (presumably) know if you've changed characters and can have an idea of ​​who you are now, but that other player may be in the dark. Secretly look at your character: Look at your character card to make sure who you are. The game continues until a player obtains 13 coins and wins - or until a player has lost all their coins, in which case the player with the most coins wins.

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Just after you and your team have found gold in the mine, you feel an earthquake. Everything collapses! Your team of dwarves is now trapped deep underground. Only by working together can you escape the dark cave. Together you have to take as much gold as possible while trying to avoid all the monsters. But there's more… can everyone in your team be trusted? Saboteur: The Dark Cave is a sequel to the well-known card game Saboteur. In this version there are two teams of dwarves who compete against each other in their escape. But Saboteur wouldn't be Saboteur if there weren't any traitors in your team! A saboteur is someone from your team who secretly works for the opponent and thwarts their own team as much as possible. Unlike the original Saboteur, you get your own player figure in The Dark Cave with which you walk through the caves. You can also encounter monsters that take gold or cards from you and which you have to chase away with an axe. In short, Saboteur: The Dark Cave gives an original twist to the well-known cooperative card game. Will your team see the light of day again?

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According to legend, the old mansion on the outskirts of the city contains a fantastic treasure! Hoping to find it, you decide to spend the night there. You're about to give up when the ghost of Captain Boe shows up to help you find his treasure. He's not much of a talker, but he plays a tambourine, and he's going to use that to tell you which rooms to look in! Players work together to find Captain Boe's treasure before the night is over. Each round, one player becomes the Ghost of Captain Boe. The Ghost must use the tambourine to give clues that will help the other players guess the correct card. If they do, they may reveal a piece of the captain's treasure.

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Hide yourself! People are coming! In the fun and exciting family game Spokenchaos, mischievous ghosts sneak through a hotel at night. However, they cannot resist getting into mischief and make a lot of noise in the process. The hotel guests wake up and take turns peeking through the keyhole of the hotel room to catch the ghosts. Players try to get their ghosts to cross the lobby unnoticed. Move the furniture and hide your ghosts behind it, but be careful: your fellow players will try to ensure that your ghosts are caught. Try to let your ghosts slip out by escaping people's attention! For more variety you can add extra cards and merge ghosts. The player who has released the most ghosts after 5 rounds wins the game. The bigger the ghost, the more points you score.

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Take a walk in Trails, explore iconic locations and US national parks, collect resources, observe wildlife and earn badges. Trails is a standalone adventure in the Parks series with artwork from the Fifty-Nine Parks Print Series. In Trails, players walk back and forth along the path collecting rocks, acorns, and leaves; they take photos and encounter wildlife to earn bonuses. At the beginning and at the end you can hand in resources to earn badges, after which you start again in the other direction. As players visit the end of the path, the sun sets. As night falls, trail sites offer more vigorous actions, but they won't last forever. When the sun leaves the path, the final round of play takes place, after which the player with the most points wins.

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In the era of prehistory the first humans make their advance. Despite the threat of sabre-tooth tigers and Neanderthals, they are expanding their habitat and learning to survive in nature. From humble beginnings on the African continent, humanity will over the years reach the entire world. And you are going to help prehistoric man! Catan: Rise of Man takes the rules of Catan and sets them in the setting of prehistory. You collect raw materials such as skins, bones and flint and use them to build new settlements. From these settlements you travel to new parts of the world, where you once again set up new branches. In addition, you develop your culture through 4 levels of development. The first to collect 10 victory points wins! Catan: Rise of Man is an updated version of Settlers of Prehistory. The new edition features new, detailed playing figures and beautiful artwork.

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In Kingyo you have to catch as many Kingyo (goldfish) as possible, matching the colors of the dice. The Kingyo cards are placed around the 5 dice. Players can divide themselves into teams as they wish. Each player takes a Bowl card to place the Kingyo cards they will capture. One player rolls the 5 dice and all players simultaneously try to catch the cards with Kingyo that match the colors of the dice. If you think it is no longer possible to catch Kingyo cards with colors that match the dice, then catch one of the special "Medaka" cards. The game is over for you, but other players can continue to capture cards if they find any. Be careful, because there is one Medaka card less than the number of players... At the end of the game, players score 1 point for each Kingyo and 4 points for the Medaka card in front of them. In a team game, only the bowl of the team with the lowest score counts.

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Watch out for white sharks! Shark Attack The Game is an exciting game with sharks, fish, turtles and a dice that removes half a kilo of plastic from the ocean per game sold. You play the game by taking turns drawing a card until someone draws a Shark Attack. That player must roll the die to survive. This process continues until there is only one player left. This player wins the game. Use all other cards in the game to reduce your chances of a Shark Attack! The best way to save the oceans from plastic pollution.

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In the game Jaipur you hope to become the Maharaja's personal trader by being richer than your opponent at the end of the week (round). To accomplish this, collect and trade goods (cards) at the market, then sell them for rupees (turn over the chips). For a large sale (3 or more cards), you will receive a reward (bonus token). The camels have no sales value, but are very useful for trading, especially if you need a lot of goods from the market. At the end of each round, the richest trader receives a Seal of Excellence. The first player to collect 2 Seals wins the game. The Games Friends: "Jaipur is a very fun game that you will often play. The rules are simple, but there is still quite a bit of tactics involved in this colorful card game. Due to its handy format, we also like to take it with us. trip."

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Verdant is a puzzling card game for 1 to 5 players. You take on the role of a houseplant lover trying to create the coziest indoor space by collecting and arranging houseplants and other objects in your home. You need to place your plants so that they get the most suitable lighting conditions and you need to ensure that you create the greenest collection. Each turn you select an adjacent pair of a card and token and use those items to build an ever-expanding tablue that represents your house. You'll need to keep several goals in mind as you try to increase plant greenery by making spatial matches and using item tokens to perform various actions. You can also develop your "green thumb" skills, allowing you to take extra actions to care for your plants and create the coziest space!

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Ice Team is a two-person game with very nice game material. The aim of the Ice Team game is to bring as many fish as possible to the finish. In the Ice Team game, each player has 3 polar bears that he will move towards the finish during the game. The penguins give the bears a helping hand. You always apply the effect of the tile your polar bear lands on. Sometimes it can be useful to freeze some fish along the way (to keep them safe). Whoever has brought the most fish to the finish at the end of the game wins the game!

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Come take a stroll through Sydney's famous Royal Botanic Garden, in this little sister game of "The Gardens"! Follow the paths through the gardens and see how many statues, ponds and ibises you can spot. Catch a glimpse of a famous Sydney landmark for extra ways to score points and gain special skills. Once a player has seen 6 landmarks, or 6 ibises have landed on the grass, the game ends. A Walk in the Park is a stroll-and-write souk. Each turn, a die is rolled to show players which feature they should draw in their park. Players race to different points of interest as they try to find the best way to explore the parks. The player with the most points (depending on the scoring methods they have unlocked) wins!

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In Perfect Numbers you take groups of cards from the 'market', sort them by color and add them to your own collection. By taking a perfect number from the market you can complete a colored row. All cards in this row go to your point pile and represent one point per card. However, it's better to make longer lines because you get bonus points. But this increases the risk of having to discard cards. The winner has collected the most points (cards) at the end of the game. Perfect Numbers is produced in an environmentally friendly way, meaning it is made from FSC materials, biodegradable plastic, ink, and resin instead of glue. The entire carbon footprint is also compensated. To emphasize the environmentally friendly character, the cards have been placed in different climate zones and the animals are made from waste.

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The island of Oshra is in turmoil. After the Emperor's death, the simmering conflict between the Hill Tribes and the Imperial Army has flared up. The Water People try to calm the anger, but the undead want to see blood. All hopes are pinned on the emperor's 6 children. Which of them will take the throne? In the card game Hidden Leaders, players try to manipulate both pawns (green for the Mountain People and red for the Imperial Army) so that the outcome becomes the winning faction for the secret leader, which each player receives at the start of the game. In addition to "controlling" the pawns, the actions on cards also provide the opportunity to exchange cards, take cards from other players and play cards face down. If there are multiple players who have supported the winning faction, we look at who has played the most heroes of that faction face-up and face-down. A game for Left Leaders. Lure your opponents out of their tent, but keep your own identity a secret for as long as possible! A smooth and light card game with a surprising amount of depth and aha moments.

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Enter the wizarding world of Harry Potter with this new edition of Cortex. Players discover new mini-games and try to be the first to test their memory, logic and observation skills. Cortex is an exciting brain-bending card game that uses the same fast-paced approach to family fun popularized by Dobble and Jungle Speed! Cortex tests the memory, cognition and sensory perception of up to six players. It even includes texture cards used during 'Touch Challenges' where players have to guess what they are feeling, adding a unique element that is often neglected in games. Players' brain powers are stretched to their limits as they race to be the first to match symbols, correctly remember all the objects on a map, or find the route out of mazes, among many other tests! By winning challenges, players can add pieces to their brain puzzle that they must complete before their opponents to win the game.

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Put your brain to the test in this fun card game where you can test your insight, memory and reaction speed! Compete with other players in 8 challenging tests that require all the brain's capabilities such as: tactile tasks, observation, analysis, mazes, multitasking and much more.

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More dice fun with an extra score block for the roll & write Dice Folding!

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Smartly constructed travel version in a sturdy travel case, and magnetic for perfect travel use! Fun on the go with the Pim Pam Pet travel game! This game has a spinner with drawers for the cards.

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The power of your brain is stretched to its maximum when you race to be the first to match symbols, remember objects or find the route out of mazes. Win pieces of your "brainteaser" to complete it before your opponents complete it.

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Ah, there's the bus! Hurry, grab a chair and get out of the rain! As with any journey, you are fascinated by all the other passengers on board: tourists, professionals, students... They all travel together, although they each have different destinations. This bus line is really special, but will it be able to transport everyone safely? In Get on Board: New York & London you have twelve rounds to build the best bus line in the city. Each round reveals a new card that shows each player the route shape they must complete. Place your bus on the central board accordingly. Get the passengers where they want to go by connecting them and their destination with your bus line, avoid the traffic and earn as many victory points as possible!

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Try to be the best guide on a river cruise in a wintery country! Go on a polar bear safari with tourists, take a reindeer tour, go ice fishing and more! In a remote country in the far north, a small shipping company offers boat trips and original excursions, such as a polar bear safari, a reindeer tour, ice fishing... With a bit of luck, tourists will even see the Northern Lights. You are a guide and try to convince tourists to board your boats for a spectacular excursion. A fast, deep and thematic Roll & Write game.

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White Hat pits 1-6 players against each other as they try to prove their worth as hackers by punching holes in the world's strictest security measures to ensure the protection of sensitive data. At its core, the game uses a trick-taking mechanic that includes many additional elements not found in regular trick-taking games, creating numerous twists each round. White Hat comes with separate, dedicated solo and 2-player modes. As the players try to prove their worth, they will try to win tricks by playing cards from their hand. If they win a trick, they can move one of their hats on the board through the maze of FBI servers, internet cafes and digital tracers to reach the critical assets and end the game. However, players should not always rush to the end, as points are scored at the end of each round depending on the spaces their hat is on, and the lowest score is the winner.

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In the real-time party game Topic_, the person who has the fewest cards in front of him at the end of the game wins. Shuffle the appropriate number of cards based on the number of players and place the pile face down in the center of the table. Reveal one card so that everyone can see the themes on this card, as well as the category and number on the card at the top of the deck. The category indicates which theme you should use this round. All players now compete to shout out a word that matches the chosen theme that has as many syllables as the number on the card. When all but one player has shouted an appropriate word, the remaining player takes the card on the table and a new round begins.

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