Ostern 2026

The Galactic Senate has issued the "Transgalactic Decree" to expand their knowledge and influence beyond the known boundaries of the universe. Fleets from every planet have been sent into space, seeking adventure, wealth, and—hopefully—an influential seat in the power structures beyond known space. Transgalactica is a worker-placement and engine-building game with a high degree of player interaction. To succeed in this game, you'll travel to the furthest reaches of the galaxy, improve your fleet's influence at the galactic level, compete with other fleets for technological advancement, expand a commercial network, and possibly even send representatives to the Galactic Senate to demand political advantages. The game was designed by Daniele Tascini (known for works such as Tzolk'in , The Voyages of Marco Polo , and Tiletum ) and illustrated by Edu Valls (the creator of Bitoku and 3 Ring Circus ). Transgalactica is suitable for 2 to 5 players aged 14 and up and takes approximately 75 minutes. With worker placement and track management as the main mechanics, you'll explore the vastness of space, brave unknown dangers, and discover remote planets. The game consists of five rounds. In each round, players use their Captains to perform powerful actions on their personal control panels. Other players can then perform the same actions with their crews, but without the corresponding bonus. Along the way, you'll increase your military power, political influence, or technological level, and earn victory points by exploring, trading, mining, or completing missions. May the best space explorer prevail!

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We've finally perfected the power of steam and can now use it to our advantage! We live in an unprecedented period of progress, with new steam-powered inventions being developed faster than ever before. Cities are growing, commerce is flourishing, and we're working on our most ambitious machine yet: a gigantic contraption that will bring even more progress to the city. Sure, some trees are being cut down and the river is flowing less vigorously than it used to, but there's still an abundance of trees and water. We could certainly use that extra space to expand the city—and it's not like the ancient creatures of those woods can do anything about it. In Daitoshi , you choose during your turn whether to produce or move your magnate to a new district. In that district, you can put your workers to work, exploit forests or river areas to satisfy your insatiable need for steam, and perform an action to assert yourself in the city. These actions not only contribute to your quest for recognition but also help all the inhabitants of the great city. You expand the city and provide districts with electricity, discover and develop new steam-powered inventions, and trade with distant cities. Perhaps you even participate in the construction of the colossal urban project: the Mega Machine. This involves clearing forests and draining rivers, but in your generosity, you give the displaced workers from those areas new jobs in your service. According to ancient legends, forests and rivers are protected by yōkai, but progress isn't held back by fairy tales. Perhaps it wouldn't hurt to participate in some reforestation projects—while at the same time concealing your involvement in the misuse of natural resources...

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For the first time in Final Girl, Terror From Destiny has no Killer (or any henchmen) to fight. Well... not one you can see or attack. Instead, fate itself—or death, or Destiny, whatever you want to call it—is the enemy. This invisible force slowly takes the lives of the Fated Victims, five special victims associated with this Vignette and always present, regardless of the location you play. Your job is to save as many of these victims as possible. Every time you fail, Destiny will exact a heavy toll at the end of the game. But of course, there's a catch (as always): the Fated Victims must be rescued in a very specific order—an order you don't know at the start of the game. If you accidentally rescue the Jock before the Cheerleader, Destiny will absolutely not appreciate your interference... and you'll find out.

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This 64-page, staple-bound booklet includes backstories for all the killers and Final Girls from Series 3, along with tips for playing each Final Girl, so you can maximize their abilities. The book also includes a unique scenario for each killer-location combination from Series 3, complete with special rules and setup instructions that will add a new twist to every session. It's the perfect companion for players who want to delve even deeper into the world of *Final Girl*.

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The Final Girl: Vehicle Pack 3 adds new vehicles to your Final Girl game, offering additional ways to outsmart killers—or introducing new obstacles to overcome. These unique vehicles provide exciting twists and thematic depth, offering both strategic advantages and dangerous risks. What's in the box? – New Vehicle Cards: A set of carefully designed cards featuring new vehicles, each with its own abilities and effects. – Unique Mechanics: Each vehicle introduces gameplay elements that can help the Final Girls... or hinder them. – Story Expansion: The vehicles fit seamlessly into the Final Girl universe and enhance the narrative character of your play sessions. Whether you flee in panic or coolly take the wheel — with Vehicle Pack 3, every horror story takes an unexpected twist.

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This set, Final Girl – Miniatures Box (Series 3), contains 21 miniatures specially designed for use with the Feature Films from Series 3: The Killer from Tomorrow, Hell to Pay, The Falconwood Files, The Marrek Murders and Don't Make a Sound. These miniatures replace standard standees with beautifully crafted figures that bring every character and threat to life. They add an extra layer of atmosphere and detail to your game, making every session feel even more intense and cinematic. Ideal for players who enjoy their horror adventures with maximum immersion.

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The Guest Stars Miniatures Box Series 3 contains beautifully detailed miniatures of the newest characters from your Final Girl adventures. Replace the cardboard standees with these high-quality figures and elevate your gaming experience. With these miniatures, you'll not only add visual flair to your play sessions, but you'll also bring the tension and atmosphere of a real horror film directly to your game board. Perfect for players who want to make their Final Girl experience as immersive and cinematic as possible.

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Inside, you'll find gruesome and terrifying descriptions of deaths inflicted by the murderous killers of the Final Girl universe. This addition is entirely optional, but it's a fun and bloody way to spice up the story while playing Final Girl . The booklets carry the warning: "Rated R: Strong language and extreme violence. Suitable for adults 18 and older." Not for the faint of heart — but perfect for those who want to experience their horror story even more intensely.

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This set contains 5 miniatures specifically designed for use with the Vignette Terror from Destiny from Series 3. Each miniature represents a character or element from this terrifying short storyline, adding an extra layer of atmosphere and immersion to your Final Girl sessions. With these detailed figures, you'll bring the threat to life on the tabletop. Perfect for players who want to make their gaming experience even more visual and immersive.

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A compact box containing the Feature Film Rulebook, which bundles all the rules for the five Feature Films from Series 3. The book also includes Achievement lists to track your progress and achievements. The box also includes 5 Epic Finale cards — one for each Killer from Series 3 — allowing you to make the conclusion of each horror story even more intense. There is also room in the box to neatly store the Gruesome Death Books and the Lore Book from Series 3.

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Zombie Burrito is a game—designed by the creators of Exploding Kittens—perfect for players who enjoy a fun and exciting gameplay. In this game, you try to outsmart your fellow players by gathering ingredients to create the ultimate burrito, all while avoiding zombies lurking around waiting to eat your brains! Each player gets to draw ingredient cards, requiring you to combine luck and strategy to create the best burrito. But beware: there are special zombie cards that can really turn the game around! If you're attacked by a zombie, you'll need to react quickly to survive or put an opponent in trouble. Zombie Burrito is suitable for 3 to 6 players, and a game lasts about 15-20 minutes. The game is ideal for an evening of laughter and light competition, and is simple enough for younger players to join in. The playful illustrations and funny scenarios make it an excellent choice for a game night with friends or family.

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Contains Reforest + Reforest: Primeval Forest Reforest is a card game in which players compete to create the healthiest forest ecosystem by assembling a tableau of plants, each with unique properties and abilities. On your turn, you choose one of two actions. You can collect plants by drawing two cards from the draw pile or from the open plant market. You can also play a plant by adding a plant card to your tableau in one of the permitted height categories (low, medium, or high areas). You pay the cost of cards by discarding other plants from your hand as nutrients. Because space is limited, taller plants can be placed over pioneer species. Reforest: Primeval forest Reforest expands with a new set of plant and animal visitors, along with ancient trees, parasitic plants, and game-changing terrain modules. This ' extension ' can be combined with Reforest or as a standalone game. The box also includes space to store the original Reforest. In Reforest: Primeval forest Players compete to grow the healthiest forest by building a tableau of plants, each with its own properties and skills. New elements in this expansion include: Ancient Trees that can reveal previously hidden effects and regenerate stored plants, Parasitic Plants that are free to play but feed on existing plants, and Terrain Cards that provide benefits for your different zones.

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Dungeons & Dragons - Dragon Delves: An Adventure Anthology takes you on an epic journey through the dragons of D&D. This collection contains ten dragon-themed adventures for characters from level 1 through 12. Each adventure is instantly playable and includes handy quick-start guides and clear preparation steps for Dungeon Masters, so you can sit down at the table with ease. You'll enter mysterious dungeons, explore atmospheric fantasy locations, and encounter all the chromatic and metallic dragons, each with their own unique character, magic, and temperament. Whether you're sneaking into the treasure lair of a cunning copper dragon, facing the destructive power of a red dragon, or attempting to tame a proud gold dragon, these adventures can be played independently or combined into a larger campaign. Dragon Delves distinguishes itself with stunning artwork in ten different styles, a gallery of dragon art from D&D history, and an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the new designs of the iconic creatures. The adventures take place in diverse locations, from pirate lairs to ruined cities, each with its own map and unique dragon lair, making every session a new experience.

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Did you know that a T-REX is as tall as 8 peacock feathers and that a blue whale weighs as much as 21 school buses? Some people use absolutely everything but the metric system to measure things! How Many What?! is the absurd party game full of bizarre equations. Everyone can play: guess the size of an object measured in something completely random and compare your answer with the other players. Rank the answers in order and vote for the one that's closest. Even if you don't have the best guess, you can still score points by choosing which of the other players' answers is the most accurate! No trivia knowledge needed! No measuring tapes or rulers required!

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This fast-paced card game has no winners, only one big loser. To prevent this, you must ensure that you have no cards left on the table at the end of the game. Players take turns placing cards on the pile, which keeps growing. If you cannot play a card, you take the entire pile of cards. Pay close attention, because action cards and quartets cause chaos at the table. Make your friends and family cry (with laughter) by having them take piles of cards and don't be the last one left with your cards in this hilarious game!

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Organize your board game and set up games in no time with the inserts from Folded Space! All parts have their own place, so you never lose anything again and the containers with small parts can simply be placed on the table as general stock! Folded Space has a lot of inserts for a lot of different games. You can find all the Folded Space inserts here . The inserts are made of evacore and you can easily assemble them yourself with wood glue. You can use this glue for example. Curious how to do that? You can find the manuals for the Folded Space products on their website or in the packaging of the product.

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Happy Mochi, the card game with the cutest duos! Get rid of your cards as fast as possible by playing 2 mochi at the same time. But be careful, you are not allowed to change the order of your cards in your hand!

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In Up Too High, your goal is to grow the companies you own shares in as much as possible. By buying shares smartly, you can get a piece of the pie from all the major airports, or you can make decisions as president of a company. Do you own the most shares in an airport? Then you decide on the actions of the company. For example, you can invest in the growth of the airport, purchase aircraft and pay out dividends. The bigger a company becomes, the more a share is ultimately worth. The player with the most value in shares wins the game.

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Travel the spectacular 800-mile Arizona Trail as you take in breathtaking mountains, canyons, plateaus and deserts. Spot an astonishing variety of wildlife including the Roadrunner and Javelina, while avoiding the Gila Monster. From Saguaro National Park and the Sonoran Desert, through the world’s largest Ponderosa Pine forest and into the Grand Canyon, you’ll encounter the incredible diversity of terrain, flora and fauna in Arizona, also known as State 48. Players can call upon the legendary Jackalope and the Lost Dutchman to aid in their journey. Turn order is determined each round via a unique mechanic that combines movement and observation. To gain advantages and create their own mural of Arizona wonders, players must gather an interesting mix of natural and personal resources and efficiently place polyomino images.

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In a world striving for economic success, four Asian companies are emerging: South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong. These so-called Asian Tigers are now implementing policies and creating optimal investment conditions for international players to enter their economies and achieve impressive economic growth. You are an investor sponsored by each of the Asian Tigers and your goal is to help these markets flourish and achieve the success they so desire. You build power plants, research labs, sponsor universities and set up factories that produce raw materials to serve local and more importantly international markets. A simple mechanism makes for a highly interactive experience where players contest the relevance of their presence in each of the tigers, as well as personal goals set by their own management decisions. Producing commodities such as ships, machinery, cars, chemicals, finance and electronics is the way to serve the world markets and succeed.

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Anyone who picks up these cards is immediately fascinated: The cards have 4 illustrations on the front. One of them has a relief on the back. You have to determine the image purely by feeling the relief. But of course at the same time and against each other! Whoever finds the right image first gets the most points. Quick to play and even quicker to explain: "Touch it" is the game for every occasion and age group.

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Each deckbox can hold up to 80 sleeved cards. This deckbox features the artwork of Scar.

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Each pack contains 65 matte finish card sleeves with a Disney Lorcana shimmer. In this set you will find sleeves featuring the character Scar.

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Organize your board game and set up games in no time with the inserts from Folded Space! All parts have their own place, so you never lose anything again and the containers with small parts can simply be placed on the table as general stock! Folded Space has a lot of inserts for a lot of different games. You can find all the Folded Space inserts here . The inserts are made of evacore and you can easily assemble them yourself with wood glue. You can use this glue for example. Curious how to do that? You can find the manuals for the Folded Space products on their website or in the packaging of the product.

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Step into a world of wonder and natural splendor with HUTAN, an immersive family game inspired by the Indonesian word for rainforest. In HUTAN, each player has their own patch of rainforest where they will plant seeds that will eventually grow into towering trees. When a habitat is created, an iconic forest animal will appear, such as the orangutan, the Sumatran tiger, the hornbill, the cassowary or the Sumatran rhino. HUTAN is played over 9 rounds, with each player getting two turns per round. On your turn, you take a flower card from the shared market pool and place the flowers in your rainforest. When you place a flower on top of a matching flower, a tree grows. When an area is full of trees, the last tree is replaced by an animal. At the end of the game, the player who has grown the best rainforest and attracted the most animals, by scoring the most points, wins.

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Welcome to Floresta, a competitive board game set in Central Portugal. Immerse yourself in the fascinating domain of forest management, where players strive to make the best use of the Mediterranean forest while battling recurring wildfires. Plant trees, score points in different locations, promote tourism, care for local trees, harvest wood, and bring the lynx back to its habitat. Build lookout towers to control fires, and plant trees strategically near them. With every decision that shapes the fate of the forest, will you rise above the competition and emerge as the ultimate protector of this precious ecosystem? Floresta is played on several game boards, each representing mountains, forests or paths through nature. Each turn, players choose a card from their hand and apply its effect by placing a tree on one of the boards. They must strategically plant trees to create a sustainable ecosystem, while also taking measures to prevent and combat forest fires.

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90s; the explosion of the 16-bit video game era in the world. A time when the biggest dream of childhood was to become the Video Game Champion! Video Game Champion takes players back to the nostalgic setting of the early 90s, where they step into the shoes of kids who have to balance multiple activities such as earning an allowance, studying and immersing themselves in the enchanting world of 16-BIT gaming. From browsing through video game magazines to renting games, asking your parents for gifts and pressing buttons for hours, the game captures the essence of that era. Mechanically, players navigate the game by strategically selecting tokens from an Action Grid, with each token activating a corresponding action result from its column or row. The challenge lies in managing resources such as money, button tokens, and "I Owe You One" tokens, adding depth to the decision-making as players attempt to maximize their points by completing games with Poker-style token combinations, exploring new releases, and completing various mission objectives unique to each play session.

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The year is 1130. A council is about to be held to elect a new leader for your Viking village. There is only one opponent who can threaten your election. In the coming days, you must carefully divide your time between the clans and the Thingstead (where the elders meet) to ensure that the votes go to you and not to your rival. At the end of the game, the elders of the Thingstead call for a vote and decide who will be the winner. The battle for power has begun. Who will the Seven Elders choose as the new leader? Manage your cards in hand, play them wisely, and claim your place as chieftain without striking a single blow with the axe!

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In Monuments you can choose between the Mayan, Inca, Greek or Egyptian civilization. Over the course of the game you build your mighty Monument layer by layer. As impressive as this is, it's also important to grow your population, produce resources, expand your territory over land and sea, build buildings, and keep your opponents at bay. Monuments plays smoothly and quickly. Each turn you play an action card and discard it, or you take all discarded cards back into your hand. When someone builds the fifth and final layer of his or her Monument, the game is over. But only the player with the most victory points wins! An AI opponent for solo play is included.

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Kinfire Council is a competitive strategy and political game for 2-6 players. As a member of the Council, you are tasked with rebuilding the great city of Din'Lux and defending it from the dangers of the Starless Nights. Taking turns, you’ll send your workers to gather resources, upgrade buildings, and construct new Kinfire lighthouses in the surrounding areas, while the Cult of Altan sabotages your plans and undermines your authority. You’ll vote on important city policies, arrest cultists, and send your Seeker to fend off threats looming over the last bastion of civilization — the great city of Din’Lux. As you battle among yourselves for power, you will also track the progress of the Cult. If they win the game, the Cult Conspirator will be the ultimate victor. Will you be a benevolent leader, working with your fellow Council members, or will your plans take a dark turn?

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The world has been broken into many pieces. You have been chosen to rebuild it from scratch. You must gather and support territories with the power of the Gods to make your world a better place. The one who creates the most majestic land will be blessed forever. World in Progress is a simple yet highly entertaining family game. The rules are easy to learn for everyone, but the game will also captivate strategic players as they strive for the perfect move. Thanks to a huge amount of possible combinations, no game is the same. You will create your own land with the land tiles you take from the neutral map by the urging of faith. Are you ready to beg the gods for their support and tap their power? Will you find the most ingenious way to expand your territory and score the most points? Win the game and become the most divine builder of worlds.

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Dastardly bandits have stolen the gold from Mountain Valley. They escape to the city by train, hiding the gold nuggets in the passengers' luggage... You decide to ride your stagecoach to the rescue and help your friend Sam, the Marshal's son, get the gold back. We trust in you, children. We must try to snatch the loot from the clutches of the bandits!

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Builders of Sylvan Dale is a three-dimensional tile-laying game in which you design a forested empire high in the trees and compete for the title of greatest architect. After the Great Disasters, a new chapter in Sylvan Dale history has begun. The Ancients have called upon you and your fellow architects to design a new forest realm—a refuge high in the embrace of the Great Trees. Lead the builders of Sylvan Dale as they construct dwellings, bridges, and hanging courtyards. Builders of Sylvan Dale, designed by Peter Ridgeway, is a unique 3D tile-laying game. Play a card and place a new home on top of increasingly taller trees in the forest. Collect sets of cards to gain special actions, such as building bridges or magically growing treetops. Make sure your homes tower high in the trees, above those of your rivals, and be forever remembered as the greatest architect of Sylvan Dale! The game is played in two rounds. In each round, each player has half of the tiles to place on the trees, trying to gain prestige and collect the most fame points. At the end of each round, the player who has the upper hand in each tree and each district the board is divided into is determined and the fame points are calculated. The player with the highest total fame points at the end of the scoring phase wins. Builders of Sylvan Dale promises to be charming and engaging for all types of players, both casual and expert gamers.

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No one truly knows what caused the One-Day War between the superpowers, but a single day was enough to bring an end to the Underworld. After the collapse of governments, leaderless bands of survivors seek shelter in the ruins of once great cities. The climate is unforgiving, resources are scarce, and mutant tribes roam the wastelands. The world desperately needs a hero to rally the people and raise them from the ruins. Resurgence is a competitive, Euro-style board game for up to four players. It features a unique mix of bag-building, stealthy worker placement, and resource management, making for a unique gaming experience. At the start of the game, each player chooses a hero who will lead a small group of survivors and some supplies. Each round of the game, players must secretly plan where to send their workers to complete various tasks and exert their influence, whether that’s completing missions in the ruins of Moscow; gathering fuel, food, and spare parts; rescuing survivors; learning new skills; or building their base. Resurgence offers multiple paths to victory, and in-game events and endgame directive cards add replayability and variety from game to game. At the end of the game, the hero whose faction triumphs becomes the new leader and unites all surviving factions in the refuge of Hope Island.

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Atoll, winner of Albi's own board game design competition, designed by Jan Štìpánek and illustrated by Martina Lásková and Michal Peichl, is an engine-building game for 2-4 players that takes about an hour to an hour and a half to play. Your goal is to build the best possible ecosystem in which the population of fish and other creatures will thrive, and which will attract new species. A key factor in managing Atoll is a variable called fatigue - every time you use a special coral ability or increase the population of one of your cards, that card becomes fatigued. However, some cards allow you to remove fatigue from other cards, and others let you increase the population without causing fatigue. Finding these options can be the key to victory.

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Each deckbox can hold up to 80 sleeved cards.

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Each deckbox can hold up to 80 sleeved cards.

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Each pack contains 65 card sleeves with a matte finish and a Disney Lorcana shimmer.

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Each pack contains 65 card sleeves with a matte finish and a Disney Lorcana shimmer.

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Lead one of Altay's Elderlings and confront the human colonists in your ancestral land. Decide whether to embrace their innovations or uphold old traditions as you expand your kingdom, cultivate knowledge, build monuments, or defeat enemies. Altay - Dawn of Civilization is a deck-building civilization game set in a mythical age. In a remote region of a vast continent, four mysterious societies have developed unique cultures over the centuries, maintaining a fragile balance. Now they face a new challenge: the influx of human colonists with advanced crafts and weapons. As the leader of one of Altay's Elder Races, you have the choice of how to respond to this challenge. The game board depicts a region where the four factions clash, each area characterized by different terrain types and resources. Players control one of the four factions, each represented by a unique starting deck, distinguished by the number of "basic" cards and faction-specific cards. During each turn, players use their cards to generate resources, build new settlements, expand across the board, perform maneuvers against opponents, or gain new cards to strengthen their decks, symbolizing the integration of the Elder races with the newcomers and their crafts.

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3 murder mystery games inspired by murder mystery dinners! You are the prime suspect in a murder! The killer hides among you, but their identity remains unknown until the end - even to the player who plays them. Murder on the Nile: A holiday on the Nile quickly turns into a tragedy. An inexplicable crime that balances between superstition and skepticism. Blood on the Tartan: Sir Reginald McFergh is murdered at his villa in Scotland. A Sherlock Holmes short story in Alibi style. A Dish to Die For: The latest episode of Monster Chef has a bitter ending: a well-known food critic is poisoned. A burning case! Experience a first-person whodunnit, ready to play wherever you are. Unmask the perpetrator or provide your alibi, one card at a time.

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We all have a voice in our head sometimes. An invisible friend who talks to us. Ties calls his friend Gozert. They experience the most fantastic adventures together. Gozert sees all kinds of dangerous situations. He comes up with adventurous missions to avoid those dangers with Ties. In this game every player is such a guy. What is the aim of the game? According to many different suspects, Ties must break free from his invisible friend. Who wants this most? That is the mystery you have to solve. There are eight different suspects, these are described later in these rules. During the game you are Gozert and you collect clues. These are characteristics of the suspects, such as 'has no horns'. You keep track of these clues with markings on your suspect card. If you have found enough clues, there is only one suspect left, who you think most wants Ties to break away from Gozert. That could be a different suspect for each player. If you reach the end first after finding your suspect, you win the game! The board game Gozert was invented by and for children (Winners Children's Book Game 2023) and is based on the children's book Gozert.

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Relaxed puzzling on your own! Place the puzzle pieces on or next to each other and form the carpet pattern. With no fewer than 44 challenges in different difficulty levels!

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Stimulate your three-dimensional insight with this puzzler with a high fidget content. You can fold the blocks in any direction, but which one is the right one? With no fewer than 80 challenges!

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Embark on an exciting adventure with Jane, a fully bionic cat, and her cybernetically enhanced friends: Clay the dog, Freya the raccoon and Roman the goose. Join this eclectic team as they search for Jane's missing owner, Howard, in the intra-apocalyptic city of San Lazaro. With its diverse and immersive locations and quirky array of enemies, this metropolis will keep you on the edge of your seat. As you venture deeper into the city, you'll need to flex your tactical muscles and utilize the pets' unique abilities and powerful items to succeed in your mission. Will you uncover the truth behind Howard's disappearance and lead Jane to her missing owner? Your choices determine the outcome. Designed for 1-4 players, Cyber ​​Pet Quest is played as a multi-chapter campaign. In the roles of the four pets, players explore and interact with the environment, complete chapter objectives, collect powerful items and talismans, and cleverly evade enemies who try to stop them. The campaign consists of twelve branching chapters, allowing players to play the entire game multiple times to explore the different storylines.

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Each round of this classic railway game (designed by Darwin Bromley) only takes a few minutes, but the fun can last for hours. The railroad cars are color-coded so the whole family, from elementary school kids to grandparents, can get in on the action! Beware of train accidents!

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Get to know the dynamic court mechanics, which offer various strategies to improve the game. Through this action, players can obtain Thaler, action tiles, victory points, achievement tokens, and their income. In addition, control of games increases the scoring potential during the King's Day phase by scoring agendas twice, which increases tension between players. Explore new areas with the new experiment boards, delve into court actions and utilize special switch tiles for up to three actions per turn, adding depth and excitement to your gaming experience.

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In Bon Appetit you compete against other players to devour the most delicious meal of the evening. Each turn you use gems to bid against each other for dishes. Each dish you collect will earn you points at the end of the game. You will also receive a discount on many dishes when bidding in the future. When all dishes have been auctioned, the evening comes to an end and the player with the most valuable dishes is the winner!

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Way 2 Go is a party game for 2-7 players (or two teams of up to seven players) that promotes teamwork and trust, along with lots of laughs. The aim of the game is to draw a line within an enclosed space from start to finish. This would be simple - except that the person drawing the line is blindfolded and must take directions from the other players. All other players form a line and have different ways of communicating where to draw the next line. A complex chain of obstructed communication is created in which information is lost or misinterpreted, making the simple task of drawing a line quite challenging. With four different courses and many difficulty levels, as well as a team-versus-team variant, this party game never gets boring and can be played countless times!

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As a Migo, also known as a Yeti by some, you love to decorate your cave with items you take from the mountain climbers you eat — and luckily that supply never stops, no matter how many you eat! Each round in a game of Migo, the player with the most points wins a flag, and the first to collect two flags wins. In the first round, you shuffle the 25 double-sided cards and lay them out in four or five columns, depending on the number of players. On a turn, you draft a card from the end of a column and add it to your collection. Each card shows one or more symbols — ropes, crampons, etc. — while also showing what's on the back. If you draft a Sherpa, discard it immediately, and then optionally flip one of your cards. If you draft a mountaineer carrying vodka, you can empty the vodka on a future turn to immediately take another turn. Once all cards have been drawn, add up your score. Woolen hats are worth 2 points each, empty vodka bottles are -3 points, and for every other symbol you score 1 point per symbol, with a bonus of 4 points for whoever has the most ropes, the most crampons, etc. For the second round, flip half the cards to their other side, shuffle the deck, lay out the cards in an inverted pyramid, and draft and score as previously described. For the third round, lay out the cards in three inverted pyramids. If a fourth round is necessary, choose one of the previous map setups or create your own.

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