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Cellulose: A Plant Cell Biology Game is a “worker placement” game in which 1-5 players find themselves inside a plant cell, competing for limited resources to undergo photosynthesis, produce carbohydrates, and build the cell wall. Since everyone is aiming for the same actions, players must time their use of proteins, hormones and cell component cards to outdo the competition. Cellulose is the standalone sequel to Cytosis (2017). It shares some of the same DNA, but Cellulose expands on familiar game mechanics, giving players greater control over available resources, strategic paths, and even game time.

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One player reads a question where the answer is a number. The active player must guess a number close to - but not higher than - the correct answer. Players take turns making a guess that is higher than the previous player's, or they shout "Dare" if they believe the previous player has guessed too high. When "Dare" is called, the answer is checked and the player who got it wrong has to keep the card for "Silly Goose points". Once a player has collected a certain number of cards, the game ends, and the player with the most Silly Goose points loses. Everyone who remains wins. Almost no table space is required, so the game works well as a party game in almost any setting. "How Dare You?" Comes with 2 optional advanced rules that make the game more interesting: "Doubling": If you guess a number that is at least twice as high as the previous player's, you get a "doubling card." This card negates one "Silly Goose point". This variant tempts players to make higher gambles. "Double Dare": When challenged, you can accept the challenge and check the answer, or you can respond with a "Double Dare". The player who is wrong now receives a double penalty (two cards instead of one). But the player who started the challenge now has the option to back out and withdraw their challenge. If they do, they must instead guess a higher number before the round continues as normal.

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The great Pharaoh Mino has died, and rule passes to his eldest son: Pharaoh Mido. Unhappy with the plain appearance of the pyramid in which his father was buried, Mido turns his attention to his own legacy. He wants his final resting place to better reflect his majesty and has ordered that 2-4 architects build pyramids set with jewels: a "pyramido". The architect who builds the most impressive pyramido will be appointed Vizier and will enjoy wealth and power beyond imagination. Pyramido is a tile placement game in which each stage of the pyramid creates connections. Players take turns taking dominoes from the available selection to build their pyramid. To maximize their points, players must match the jewel icons on the dominoes and place their markers of the same color to activate the scoring areas. Each choice of a domino and its placement has a significant impact, as the previous stages influence the entire game.

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Organize your board game and set up games in a flash with The Broken Token inserts! All the pieces have their own designated place, so you'll never lose anything again, and the containers with small pieces can be easily placed on the table for general storage! The inserts are made of wood and you can easily assemble them yourself with glue like this. Curious how? You can find the instructions here . Suitable for: Cosmic Encounter, Alliance, Conflict, Dominion, Incursion, and Storm. PLEASE NOTE: This is the insert only, the game itself is not included.

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The Hague café, the place where regulars meet at the bar or at the regulars' table. Here, city affairs are discussed while enjoying a nice drink. So step into our brown café, the most famous pub in the city. Here you will find warmth and coziness. Just sit down and relax. Enjoy the view over the square, the football club on the wall, some local wisdom tiles and drinks from here…

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Small World Underground is a standalone game set in the Small World universe. This game was also designed by Philippe Keyaerts and in this version you will find many new races and special powers. Also new are monsters that protect some places. All this makes Small World: Underground a must-have for the true Small World fan!

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In the Funkoverse Board Game you combine your favorite characters and compete against each other in four exciting scenarios. Use your unique qualities and receive the most points so you can call yourself the victor. During a turn you choose one of your characters and perform two actions. Each character has basic actions such as moving, but also unique properties. Some of those properties are stronger than other properties, but to compensate for that you use the 'cooldown' system in this game. The stronger the actions, the longer you are not allowed to perform them. Funkoverse Strategy Game: Harry Potter is a standalone game featuring the characters Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Bellatrix Lestrange and Voldemort. You can combine this set with another set, allowing you to put together a unique team!

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Zona: The Secret of Chernobyl is an adventure game designed for 1 to 4 players. To win the game, players must reach the sarcophagus in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant before the other players do. But that's not all, because you have to reach the sarcophagus with two 'secrets'. And if that wasn't enough, the players must complete that mission before it's too late for everyone... The Games Friends: " What a darkness. You have to be in the mood for that. But if that is not a problem then Zona is recommended! The rules are quite extensive, but still play very smoothly. Recommended for expert players with a preference for spicy themes! ”

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This expansion to Legendary: A James Bond Deck Building Game adds two classic Bond films to the game, namely On Her Majesty's Secret Service and License To Kill. You have to fight a mix of bad guys and you have to complete different missions from those films to defeat the bad guy. The stories in this expansion follow the storylines from those two new Bond films and just like in the base game, you must defeat the enemies before they escape. You also have to complete the missions before the danger level is too high.

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In Guild Master you start with a small group of adventurers with different skills. Plan your every move and hire new adventurers to build and increase your skills. You can take contracts with those adventurers to gain fame and fortune. You can expand your guilds with hired workers, but be quick because their price can go up. During the game you plan simultaneous actions and compete with your opponents for the most important contracts. Are you the best Guild Master?

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In this expansion you will find a double-sided game board of France and Germany. In France there are special rules around Paris and in Germany the mountains provide a new challenge.

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“Frontier Wars” (“Guerra Fronteriza” in Spanish) lets you take control of one of the four most relevant factions in World War II. Choose which role you want to play in the battle: the United States, United Kingdom, Germany or Russia (in 2 to 4 player games). Reenact battles from the largest military clash in history. Learn how to manage your resources, make daring tactical moves with your troops: infantry, tanks, artillery and air strikes. Make alliances that suit your interests, but remember that your allies can stop them at any time! Fight smart and keep exploring your options, because the end of the battle can arrive at the most unexpected moment. The game includes 100 fully detailed miniatures, a modular battlefield, as well as 90 maps that make each game unique. We've worked hard to give the game simple mechanics and a quick learning experience without losing the tactical complexity. Are you ready for it?

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Fog of Love plays like a romantic comedy: a rollercoaster of emotions, uncomfortable situations, lots of laughter and difficult compromises. It's almost real life! You can try to change, or not. Or you can secretly choose to become a heartbreaker. It is your choice! One thing is certain: this romantic comedy doesn't necessarily have a happy ending, but it will leave you with a smile on your face! The Games Friends: “ Fog of Love is a wonderful game with a unique theme. The actions are super simple and due to the large number of different scene cards there is a lot of variation in the game. The tutorial ensures that you can start playing immediately. Highly recommended!”

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You and your family have come to Nevada City to set up a farm and help the city grow. Can you outperform the other homesteaders? Each player in Nevada City starts the game with a family - mother, father, daughter and son - and a homestead mat where you can set up farms, fence livestock and develop silver mines. You start the game with a mine, a farm, and a ranch, along with some money and an assortment of resources. The city consists of a few buildings and other buildings will become available for construction over the years, with the game lasting four years. A year lasts a number of turns until all players have used all their characters and hired workers. During a turn, a player chooses one of their characters and performs actions until all of that character's actions are used up; a character cannot perform the same action during a turn. A character can purchase new real estate from Town Hall, start working on his mine, farm or ranch, claim a building, construct a building, use an existing building, reserve a contract with terms for improving the town, or work to fulfill the contract. Each character and worker has a different set of skills that can boost the actions they take, such as finding extra silver in a mine or bringing wood to a construction site. You earn victory points (VPs) for constructing buildings and receive rewards from those buildings when other players use them. You also earn VPs for completing contracts, with those contracts having different values ​​depending on which buildings are present at the time. Each player receives a private objective card at the start of the game, and all players score points for these objective cards based on how well they perform against other players, so pay close attention to their choices. Various events take place every year, allowing players to suffer from drought or reap the benefits of fertile land, among other things. At the end of a year, the workers leave unless they get married. Nevada City also features advanced rules that add additional buildings and events to the game, a sort of gambling sub-game, a more volatile production market to make life in the West less predictable, and additional sons and daughters. Moreover, at the end of a year the unhired workers become noisy and start shooting up the city, so you have to use your gun skills to get them down and try to avoid getting hurt or you will lose a skill . The Games Friends: " Nevada City is a good board game that deserves a little more attention. You are going to try to build as many buildings as possible in the city. Because the buildings are also places where you can perform actions, the playing field keeps changing and is No round is the same. Highly recommended!

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Ganesha is the Indian god of wisdom and progress. It is important for art, science and creativity and can remove obstacles. Ganesha is very smart and that's why we wondered what it would be like if he had his own board game. As far as we were concerned, it had to be something beautiful! Ganesha is a game for the whole family. On your turn, you may place gems on the mandala to score points, or save them to score more points in the future. Do you know how to choose the best tactics?

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In this Wild West board game you use the game mechanics Mancala and worker placement! On your turn you take a Fistful of Meeples, which you then place on the street. Take actions such as: mining gold, building businesses, dueling in the streets and causing explosive prison breaks! After the dust settles, the player with the most points wins!

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Take your game to the next level with this premium playmat for Tiny Epic Zombies.

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Inspired by the popular novel At the Mountains of Madness by HP Lovecraft. Mountains of Madness is a new crazy creation from Rob Daviau, with illustrations by the great Miguel Coimbra (Sea of ​​Clouds). Imagine you are on an airplane. Players must work together to reach the top of the mountain and then escape safely, but the mountain has more than one trick up its sleeve. You realize with horror that the higher you fly, the crazier your teammates become! With each step you take, the leader must collect the necessary equipment from all other players to keep flying. Fast and clear communication is key - but how do you stay together when your team starts developing stranger and stranger behavior? To find out you have to play the game!

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Project Athena is the first expansion of Last Aurora. Project Athena, the first sentient artificial intelligence, decided to rebel against its creators by activating the nuclear missile launch sequence. This led to the complete destruction of the planet, causing the Ice Age that affects the few survivors today. The players have lost the ship Aurora and must cross a new area while battling Athena, the AI ​​that destroyed the planet. The game introduces new maps and mechanics: a new type of survivor, the Android; a new enemy type, the automatic turret; a new amazing resource, the nuclear battery, which allows to activate unique power on convoy cards; the energy weapons, which work like the standard weapons and only use one fully charged battery instead of an ammo to fire and the Alert mechanic, which represents the attention each player receives from Athena's Armies.

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Island Siege is a fast-paced game of fort building and colonization in the Caribbean Sea. Players build forts on the coast to defend their settlers from attacks and to score points. Forts allow you to deploy colonists, who in turn can safely build ships and buildings that earn skills and points. By attacking, you can scrape away your opponent's fortress while gaining cubes that are used to build your own fortresses. Your goal is to score 20 coins or get all your colonists into the game! The second (anniversary) edition of Island Siege includes components and rules for up to four players! The original two-player game featured red and yellow settlers. The anniversary edition also includes green and blue colonists, as well as additional coins, cubes and other components needed for four players. It also includes the Ramparts and Coquina expansions from the first edition that are now included with the base game. Also included are deluxe two-tier Imperial player boards. The new Imperial boards feature an island with a quarry to store the collected stones and a harbor to dock your ship. The signs are printed on thick cardboard. Notches prevent pieces from shifting.

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The driving of the Golden Spike in 1869 completed the first transcontinental railroad in the United States—but it was actually only the beginning of a rapid expansion of railroads that would crisscross the country. In Whistle Stop, you'll make your way west across the country, using your fledgling railroad company to build routes, pick up valuable freight, and deliver needed goods to growing cities, creating a network of whistle stops that you and your competitors can use. Along the way, you'll gain shares in other railroads and watch your reputation rise with each successful delivery before making a final push to complete long journeys to the booming cities of the West. This design is a new twist on pick-up-and-deliver games. As players move their trains west and pick up goods, they can take those goods to small towns to gain shares in the railroads or hold onto them for a bigger payout when they reach the west coast. At the same time, they try to optimize their actions (and get extra actions), lay down new track tiles, block the other players, collect valuable whistles and use them for special moves and skills, and carefully manage their coal supplies. NOTE: In addition to the base game, you also get the Rocky Mountains expansion.

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K2 is the second highest mountain on Earth and the second deadliest. It's known as Savage Mountain because it kills one person for every four who reach the summit... And K2 has never been climbed in winter. Now your team stands in the shadows, ready to rise to fame and glory. You know the dangers of K2 all too well. Extreme weather with frequent and deadly storms, exposed, steep, difficult routes and lack of oxygen await you on your way to the top. You test your climbing skills to death, trying to outsmart the ever-changing weather and always worrying about the acclimatization of your 2 mountain climbers. There are also the other teams ready to take the honors for themselves. K2 is a board game in which each player controls a team of 2 mountain climbers, trying to climb to the top of K2 and return before the other players' teams and before the mountain kills them. Each player uses an identical deck of cards. You use the cards to move your climbers on the route depicted on the game board or to acclimatize the members of your team. You can also pitch a tent and wait for better weather. You will have to choose your path carefully as the other mountaineers may block your way, and you will have to watch carefully for the upcoming weather which can reduce your acclimatization to 0, killing your climbers. K2 is a hand management game for 1-5 players, with strong interaction and a low luck factor, that can last up to 60 minutes. The theme is very well represented by the mechanics, including elements such as changing weather, lack of oxygen and the death of the mountain climbers. The result is an exciting match for gamers and non-gamers alike. The box includes a double-sided board with two different routes to the top (easier and harder) and two sets of weather tiles (for summer and winter). The Games Friends: " K2 is simple in terms of rules, but certainly not in terms of tactical choices. It often happens that one of our mountain climbers does not survive, also because the weather at the top can be quite bad. Yet this is simply a wonderful game for once in a while! ”

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Merchants & Marauders lets you live the life of an influential merchant or a feared pirate in the Caribbean during the Golden Age of Piracy. Seek your fortune through trade, rumor hunting, missions and of course looting. The game features a unique trading system and a thematic battle system, allowing for critical decisions and intense excitement. Customize your ship, buy impressive ships, load deadly special ammunition and hire specialized crew members. Will your captain achieve eternal glory and immense wealth or find his wet grave beneath the stormy surface of the Caribbean Sea?

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San Francisco, 1850. The gold rush is in full swing. Off the coast lies a fleet of abandoned ships, the crews of which are obsessed with gold fever. A few magnates stake their claim on these dilapidated ships that they tow into port to house their growing empires. Over time, this waterfront neighborhood known as the Embarcadero would become the heart of the thriving port city's business community. In Embarcadero, players step into the shoes of these smart entrepreneurs. The game takes place over three rounds. In each round, players take turns playing cards and placing tiles to gain control of yards to earn points and influence.

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Thousands of coffee farmers around the world support their families by using small plots of hill land for their coffee plantations. Farmers work day in and day out for very little, but the future of coffee growing is bright. Fair trade organizations strive to improve the living conditions of these farmers by helping them set up cooperatives. This allows them to make better price agreements and take out loans for new plantations and improve the quality of their lives, families, society and the environment. In Coffee Traders, the delicious Arabic coffee beans that farmers harvest in Antwerp - and around the world - are sold to coffee roasters large and small. Work with your competitors to develop regions you consider suitable for the best coffee beans, while keeping a close eye on the market. Build buildings to help your Fair Trade coffee plantations thrive and improve your coffee trading network. Will your plantation go under, or will you rise to the top and become the world's largest coffee trader?

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Set of miniatures with space cats. These models are purely collectibles and have no additional game value. This pack contains four different miniatures.

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Ecos New Horizon is an extension for Ecos First Continent. Now your growing continent can feature iconic landscape features! Add Kilimanjaro, the Sahara, Serengeti and others to your developing countries. And of course, there are more animals to increase the population of your ecosystem - from Nile crocodiles to herds of zebras. New Horizon introduces a new type of card mechanic to play these landscape elements, and each has a unique interaction with the landscape that will influence all players' choices throughout the game. Can your plans resist the creeping expansion of the Sahara or take advantage of the deep jungles of the Congo Basin?

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Your dreams are getting stranger these days: other people and strange creatures have started invading it! You need to quickly study your dreams and push back the nightmares that creep in. Will you be fast enough to maintain the serenity of your nights? In Dream Runners, players are presented with a common dream tile each turn. Using their individual segmented tiles, they must create a pattern in which action symbols correspond to the position of the dream's trials: banish the nightmares, collect coins to purchase new segments, keys to open chests, and star fragments to earn more victory points. In return, any trial not covered with a symbol will diminish your serenity and lower your final score. But once a player completes their pattern, the hourglass is turned upside down and all other players must complete their own patterns before time runs out! And suddenly the quiet study of the dream becomes a frantic race to compose segments... After eight rounds, the player with the most victory points wins.

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Hit the road and challenge your opponents on new tracks inspired by famous tracks from around the world! The World Tour expansion brings 12 new tiles to use when creating 10 new tracks or giving you even more options when creating your own tracks!

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The GT5 expansion includes 6 new colored plastic car models, 32 dashboards, 6 driver cards, a new die and a rulebook. Includes: Brand new set of dashboards for both asphalt and rain tires. 6 new cars that only have 5 black Gear dice. However, they more than make up for this with the addition of a new Boost die! This green die works just like a brake die, except you can skip a gear when accelerating instead of decelerating! New dashboards for the GT6 cars to race against GT5 cars. These new boards slightly modify the cars, balancing them out so they can race on equal terms with each other, but still retain their unique characteristics.

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An abstract game about origami folding for 2-4 players. The first player with all four of their animals in a row wins. To succeed, you'll need to weave your way through an ever-changing grid of paper patterns and acquire the skills needed to make your folds even more powerful.

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This great big box is not only the perfect way to store everything, but also contains over 90 3D tiles and markers to make the Terraforming Mars gaming experience even more fun! Everything fits in the box: the base game, 5 expansions, the rover for the first player and the set of 3D terrain tiles. Included in the box are: - 24 city tiles (four of six designs each) - 40 forest tiles (eight of five designs each) - 9 ocean tiles - 14 special tiles (the original eleven, plus three new ones) Terraforming Mars: Big Box also includes three new maps covering the three new special tiles, map dividers, and five plastic markers for the global parameters. The Big Box does not contain the base game and the expansions themselves.

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The year is 2400 and you are Kalia Lavel. You once dreamed of fighting crime as a highly trained cyber operative, but it quickly became clear that the company you worked for only cared about their bottom line. So you quit and left behind the privileges of the elite BelCor forces. Now, without your badge and stripped of your cyber implants, you must solve crimes all on your own. Chronicles of Crime: 2400 is a standalone game for 1-4 players that presents a new world where androids indistinguishable from humans walk the streets of Paris and cybernetic implants have become part of everyday life. Players will explore the city like never before, from the slums and underbelly of a suffering population to advanced corporate structures and a giant translucent dome with its luxurious lifestyle inside. In any case, players have the option to enhance Kalia with: cybernetic implants. Super senses to help them find evidence, a tomographer to quickly scan suspects, or perhaps a zapper to neutralize problematic electronics? The future is full of useful technology, but the technology is not always on the player's side and the people they talk to may not always be what they seem. Venturing into Cyberspace and the virtual world, players will be further challenged as they deal with avatars and the difficulties of an electronic landscape. In Chronicles of Crime: 2,400 players will discover that while the battle between criminals and detectives dates back millennia, it has been taken to a whole new level at the turn of the 25th century. The Games Friends: We had to get used to the first case, but in the second and third cases it went like clockwork. And then we could immediately see that this is a very nice version of Chronicles of Crime, which really adds something new to the basic game. In any case, we were pleasantly surprised!

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Meeple Towers is a strategic and abstract building game. Players take turns playing action cards that allow you to add workers or new parts to the building. The more you build, the more points you score. The builder with the most points wins!

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It's a party! People dance in the streets and ride on horseback through the dance halls. You have finally formed an alliance with the barbarians of the north. Of course the negotiations were difficult. The barbarians are rude; for example, they raise the wrong finger when drinking tea. However, there are also advantages. They gave you skulls to drink from and herbs to take away the aftertaste of the skull. And you also gave them things back: forks, mirrors and pants. It's really great for everyone. And with this treaty in hand, you can start working with your other neighbors. Soon all allies will be yours. Dominion: Allies, the 14th expansion in the Dominion series, contains 400 cards, with 31 new Kingdom card decks featuring allies that will do you a favor and split decks for you to rotate.

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