Newly added: Week 36 (2024)

Piles is a fast paced set collecting game designed for kids and families. If you love classic games like Speed ​​​​and Spoons, you will love this simple and easy to learn game. In Piles you can play against up to 8 players or even go head-to-head for a fun two-player experience. You combine clothing sets by exchanging cards via a common discard pile. The average playing time is less than 10 minutes, making the game highly replayable and addictive. This small card game is ideal for any occasion.

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Tactical area control meets adventure in this cooperative game of animals versus machines, designed by the creator of Parks and the inventor of Bloc by Bloc. Play as one of four unique factions and assemble your team of defenders from a wide variety of animal characters to withstand the machines on a modular board that changes with every play. War has come to the Wild. For millennia, animals have endured shifting alliances and the cycle of hundred-year seasons—but never have they known an enemy quite like this. An army of machines powered by cursed magic is rampaging through the Commonwood, enveloping all in its path and exploiting the world’s warmth. Across the swamps, plains, mountains, and forests, brave defense groups rise to resist the machine occupation. The partisans belong to four factions, each determined to fight back in their own way: the Council with its fortresses, the Order with its flame-wisdom, the Sect with its ingenious inventions, and the Coven with its spells. Players are leaders of the resistance, gathered at a dangerous crossroads in the war against the machines. Construction of a new machine core and a sprawling factory complex has begun on the site of an animal village. Engines build walls to enclose habitat after habitat, while mechs guard the expanding factories and spread toxic pollution. You must work together despite longstanding disagreements and help your network of fellow defenders deploy in the right places and at the right times to win this crucial battle. Remove pollution, fight mechs, breach walls, build camps, and defeat the factories before the machines complete construction of the core and conquer this region of the Commonwood. Can the Defenders band together to restore the land and outsmart a seemingly impossible enemy? Or will the Commonwood succumb to an endless industrial winter? It’s up to you and your comrades to decide.

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This set contains 5 (+1 Stretch Goal) Magical Miniatures. These miniatures replace the cardboard tokens of the Magical Creatures in the game.

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The Friends & Family expansion introduces the various villagers of Mythwind's growing village. Players can now visit other characters to benefit from their expertise and perform the socialize action to increase friendship with local villagers, unlocking new and exciting story elements.

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The Expanded Horizons expansion adds a unique character that can be used in place of the characters from the base box or to expand the player count to 5!

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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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Mythwind is a cooperative and solo "fun" board game with unique characters, magical sprites, a captivating story and endless adventure. During the game, the characters work together to establish and build a new city in the magical Mythwind Valley. They pursue various goals by constructing buildings within the city, adventuring throughout the region, navigating relationships with the mysterious sprites that inhabit the valley, and developing their specific professions. Since Mythwind is an open-ended game, it has no clear conclusion. While many players may find a natural end point to their game at the end of the story, players can continue to play the game for as long as they like, over as many play sessions as they desire. As players progress through the game, their town will develop and grow, responding to the changing seasons and community members over time. Progress can be easily saved using the included game bins, which provide a quick and easy solution for both cleaning up the current game and setting up future games.

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Two hundred years after his death in exile on the island of St. Helena, Napoleon Bonaparte remains a figure of fascination and controversy. More books have been written about Napoleon than any other historical figure apart from Jesus, and the debate over his life and legacy continues to rage: Savior of the Revolution or its destroyer? Lawgiver or Tyrant? Great Captain or foolish gambler? Symbol of the Romantic Age or greatest product of the Age of Reason? Wherever you stand on these debates, Napoleon packed enough events into his relatively short life (1769-1821) to fill a dozen lifetimes. It is an epic tale of the son of modest Corsican nobleman who rises to supreme power before losing it all. It is the kind of story games are made of. I, Napoleon is a solitaire historical role-playing card game in which you step into the shoes of Captain Buonoparte (as he then was) in the year 1793. Louis XVI has just been sent to the guillotine, the Robespierre brothers determine the fate of France, and all of Europe has joined the French royalists to defeat France, end the Revolution, and restore peace and security to the hereditary principles that have shaped society for 1,000 years. As an ambitious but unknown young artillery officer, speaking French with a Corsican accent, you might seem an unlikely agent of fate. Can you harness a brilliant mind, titanic energies, and a sometimes terrifying charisma to make your mark on history? Or will you die a minor footnote in the story of France?

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Apiary: Expanding the Hive adds more variety to the base game with components designed to fit into the original insert and an extensive appendix covering both the base game and the expansion. This expansion includes some larger additions (7 new hive mats, 15 unique frames, and 15 new seed cards), as well as a larger variety of tiles and tokens, plus some updated components.

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65 detailed miniatures (ranging from 22mm to an epic 85mm height) and 4 plastic quest markers to make your adventures even more legendary!

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New heroes to play, new treasures to discover, new corruptions to stand in your way, and much more! More content to use in your quest to defeat the Dark Tower!

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The Alliances expansion offers new rules and components to add depth and variety to Return to Dark Tower . It includes two new heroes that can be used in any game. The Archwright fortifies buildings to protect the kingdoms; the Haunted Recluse delves into forbidden knowledge for powerful effects. Influence is a new resource that can be used to form alliances with powerful guilds or thwart the fickle whims of the nobles. It also includes new treasures and allies with more complex abilities for experienced players.

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Shifting Seasons is a beautifully abstract game in which players carefully push season tiles off a community board to gain the valuable tile for their own boards. Each turn, a player takes a tile from the display and slides it into one of the four rows on the community board, freeing up a single tile at the end of that row. Since each row is numbered, the active player must place the newly acquired tile on their board in the matching numbered quadrant. By choosing wisely where to place each collected tile, players can unlock valuable bonuses and fulfill the requirements of the four scoring cards randomly dealt at the start of the game. Look for the precious tiles in each of the four seasonal colors to score even more points at the end of the game.

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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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