Dr. Arthur Funbeq is back! One day you receive a call from a local police detective: Dr. Arthur Funbeq has escaped! Clues to this criminal mastermind's whereabouts lie in an abandoned cabin deep in a forest. This is the same hut you once freed yourself from. Only you can help Dr. Arthur Funbeq behind bars. Exit: Back to the Abandoned Shack is a direct sequel to the first Exit ever. Once again you go to the location of the abandoned hut to solve numerous puzzles. As with all other EXIT parts, the turntable also plays a central role here. By finding codes based on solutions to the riddles and entering them on the dial, you will find the next steps of this exciting adventure. Exit 19: Back to the Abandoned Hut can only be played once, as the play materials must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a “real” escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience!

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You have big plans. Your city will be the most beautiful, largest and most magical city ever! But you are not the only one with ambitions. Intrigues run rampant and none of your opponents can really be trusted. That's why you bring in characters such as the King, the Murderess or the Merchant. Each turn, one of the characters will work for you and perform special actions. But who chooses which characters? And how do you outsmart everyone? In Machiavelli you have to build buildings by paying with coins. The more expensive the building, the more points it will earn at the end of the game. To help you, you can choose from different characters at the start of a round. For example, the King always lets you choose a character first, the Murderess eliminates other characters and the Merchant ensures that you get extra money. After each round, the characters are redistributed, so that another player can become King, for example. Machiavelli has been a popular game for years thanks to the strong interaction between players. Anyone who intelligently estimates who chooses which characters can manipulate the entire game. Although you only use eight characters per game, this edition contains no fewer than 27 different characters. So you can vary widely! NB: This new edition of Machiavelli is a new version of Machiavelli De luxe, with the same number of character cards and extras. The Games Friends: “ Machiavelli was one of the first card games we played and it still appears regularly on the table. Because the choice of characters is secret, it is exciting every round which characters participate. Highly recommended for players who like bluffing and deceit!"

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This challenging and exciting card game from the makers of UNO is similar to Rummy! The first player to complete 10 different phases (with two sets of three, a set of seven, or seven cards of the same suit) wins the game. You must play a certain card combination in each round to pass the Phase. The person who has completed his/her phase starts his/her new phase. The other players still have to complete that phase. Each card game contains 'Joker' and 'Skip Turn' cards that provide even more excitement and save you from difficult situations. You can complete a Phase by playing a joker as a number or color card. If you play a turn-skip card, your opponent must skip a turn. The first player to complete all ten phases wins the game!

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You are a team of researchers working for the Institute for Wildlife Conservation (IWC), and your mission is to stop the extinction of several species. As representatives of the IWC, you go to different parts of the world to research and protect endangered fauna. In this cooperative trick card game you have to communicate well and work together as a team. Each round consists of a series of 8 turns (or strokes) for each player. The first animal card played in a trick determines the color of that trick. The other players must, if possible, play an animal card of the same color. The player who plays the card with the highest value in the suit of a trick wins that trick. When all tricks have been played, each player with one or more mission cards must complete their mission(s) by collecting (from their battle pile) all of the animal cards shown on their mission card(s). If even one of the missions is not completed successfully, players will immediately lose the game. However, if all players' mission cards are successfully completed, players advance to the next round

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Rory's Story Cubes lets you translate stories through the dice you roll. This game stimulates your creativity, imagination and strengthens your language development. This hanging tab packaging is ideal for hanging in the store and contains the 9 dice from the Voyages set.

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Qwixx Dubbel comes with two new variations. Just like the basic game (for which you need the dice), you can play it with 2-5 people from the age of 8. In the first variant there is an extra field below number fields 2-11 that can be checked. This is also necessary because this time you need 7 crosses per row instead of 5 to complete a row. The second variant has fields with two numbers. Here too you can make more crosses and collect more points. With these variations, Qwixx becomes more extensive than ever before!

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Agropolis is a stand-alone game similar to Sprawlopolis, but in a rural setting: city blocks make way for orchards, cornfields, cattle barns and vineyards. As before, players draw three goal cards and then attempt to place cards one at a time to create a rural scene that best meets those goals. New gameplay features help compensate for overly powerful scoring combos and add extra attributes to certain types of terrain, adding even more depth to gameplay without sacrificing the signature elegance of the original.

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In Splitter, one player rolls the dice and then all players enter both numbers on their score sheet. There is one catch: the numbers must be entered symmetrically with respect to the center line. It feels great when the two halves become one at the end of the game. You can also play Splitter in a solo variant.

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You need an eye for space and carrying capacity to assess whether a donkey full of luggage is strong enough to walk the steep route of the Grand Canyon. Your job is to properly estimate the loads, use employee favors at the right time and reject contracts if you are not confident. Each round starts with turning over the top donkey card from the draw pile. Each donkey has a specific maximum capacity. It will then be announced what the maximum carrying capacity of this donkey is and whether there are any specific conditions. Then all players play a charge card face down with which they charge the donkey. Did players call in favors from employees? They now reveal charge cards so that they can use these special employee actions. After declaring the favors, players indicate one by one whether they think the total load played by all players is more or less than the maximum carrying capacity of the donkey. Finally, the charge cards of all players are turned over and it is known which players have made the correct assessment. The player who got it right receives their reward and the donkey for the next round is turned over.

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The Dark and Golden Ages of Catan have come! New possibilities and adventures await you. Explore the seas in search of new areas, battle barbarian invasions and level up your cities through wisdom and satisfaction points. This expansion of the popular Catan variant for 2 players comes with 6 new theme sets, each with new units, development and expansion cards and new game rules. Thanks to more than 200 cards, the world of Catan: the Duel is considerably expanded and offers plenty of variety. Catan the Duel: Dark & ​​Golden Times is a re-release of the expansions The Princes of Catan – Dark Times and The Princes of Catan – Golden Times. The rules have not been changed, so combining the basic game The Princes of Catan with this expansion is possible without any problems.

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In the fourth edition of Clever 4ever you will once again collect as many points as possible. Through 5 different categories and the bonus actions, you try to fill in combinations on your score sheet as cleverly as possible with the dice. Dice that you do not use go to the tray, so that your opponents can also choose dice during your turn. This is familiar territory for seasoned Clever players. But what are the new categories? The colors blue, yellow, green, pink and gray each score points in their own way: The yellow category consists of 3 rows. You may only enter increasing numbers in the top row. You can complete the rows below as you wish. The second row constitutes negative points, the third row normal points. The more boxes you complete, the more bonuses you get. In the blue category you use the blue and white die. Together the two dice form coordinates with which you can check a box in a large square. You score points by putting at least two crosses per row, column or diagonal. In gray you have to fill in fields again and again based on the number of the die. A field consists of a number of squares, which must correspond to the number of spots on the die. The new fields must also be adjacent to previously checked fields. Green consists of a row of boxes that you must fill in from left to right. Each box is split in two. The bottom half gives you an immediate bonus. The other half, in combination with the first half, gives the total number of points. You can choose whether you first complete a box completely or whether you prefer to fill in the bottom halves first to quickly score bonuses. Pink also consists of a row of boxes. You may enter any number indicated by the die in each box. However, in pink, each number has a property. For example, a 5 immediately gives the bonus under the box, while with a 3 you can immediately write down a second 3, but you are not allowed to take any bonuses. All categories are again full of bonuses that can cause combinations and chain reactions. Whoever knows how to use these combinations as smartly as possible wins Clever 4ever.

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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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Rory's Story Cubes lets you translate stories through the dice you roll. This game stimulates your creativity, imagination and strengthens your language development. This hanging tab packaging is ideal for hanging in the store and contains the 9 dice from the Actions set.

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Fun Facts is a simple and hilarious game that will make you laugh and discover crazy stories about your friends... and yourself! Players are each asked a question, for example: "How long is the perfect nap?" Each player secretly writes an answer on his or her arrow. On the other side (visible to all players) they write their first name. After all players have written down their answers, they try to put their answers in ascending order by estimating what their fellow players have answered. For example, if you are sure that Grandma loves naps and you are less fond of them, you should write down a number that is lower than hers. After everyone places their arrow in the center of the table, the arrows are turned over and everyone's answer is revealed. The answers must be in ascending order. Any arrow that is not in the correct position will be removed. Each remaining arrow represents a correct answer and scores a victory point. After 8 questions, count your final score to determine the winner.

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Welcome to the vegetable garden competition! In this competition you compete with the other gardeners for the Unbeetable cup. You have one year to collect the most points by sowing, growing and harvesting the right plants. But be careful, because your opponents can make things difficult for you. Or are you the other gardeners' nightmare? When winter arrives, the winner is declared and the Unbeetable cup is awarded.

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Only a munchkin would bring more than a few sets of dice to a game day. Luckily we take munchkins into account! This beautiful, satin-lined Munchkin Dice Bag contains all the dice you need for every possible situation: good dice, bad dice and everything in between.

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When pale bloodsuckers want to bite into your neck with their teeth, ferocious werewolves howl at the moon and musty mummies crawl out of their graves at midnight, the time for goosebumps and chattering teeth has arrived! Spooky stories cause the blood to clot in your veins. You can only unravel these dark secrets by guessing and puzzling questions. The Games Friends: “ Black Stories is always surprising and super fun to play with friends or together on holiday. We have already solved many of them, but we are still looking for the best questions for the Riddle Master. We are fans!”

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Shit happens.. Yes, life is not easy.. Shit Happens is a hilarious and disgusting, but lifelike party game. You encounter all kinds of unwanted situations that you have to rank on your 'lane of pain', which runs from 1 to 100. What is worse? “Seeing your father naked” or “wetting the bed every night”? All cards in this game have a ranking from 1 (not bad) to 100 (very bad). Each player is dealt 3 cards, which he/she places in front of him/her in ranked order (least on the left, worst on the right). This forms the basis. Then the player on the right reads a new card without showing it. It is now up to the player to guess whether this new card is milder or worse than the base, or somewhere in between. Did you guess right? Then you place the card next to the row. The first one to get 10 cards wins the game!

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To order! Thanks, Chef! In Fast Food Fury, you and your team of food truck chefs must work in a chaotic festival environment to prepare orders for hungry customers while another team tries to fulfill the same orders. For every order you fulfill, you have a satisfied customer who will pay the bill. So make sure your team serves the most customers and makes the most money. How does it work? - You and your team are chefs from different food trucks and all attend the same festival. - Each player simultaneously turns up a fast food card and tries to hit the product they need for the order they are working on. - If they were the first, they win the product and strategically place it with their order. They have to be smart with their products, to be faster and better than the other teams. - The team that completes their order first will satisfy the customer and win their money. - Special sauce cards provide an extra touch of chaos and confusion. - The team that wins the most money wins the game!

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The first expansion for Throw Throw Burrito and Throw Throw Avocado. Practice your defense! Block Block Burrito introduces Tortilla Shields that add a whole new dynamic to the game. Players can now defend themselves against flying Burritos and Avocados! Features 6 new battles!

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Fill gardens with a single color or with 5 different ones. Place suitable flowers and trees in it and score the most points! You each have a score sheet of the same level, on which you color framed gardens. The starting player first rolls all the pencils, each of which has a different color. There are different numbers on its sides. These show how many boxes you can color in that color on your score sheet. When it is your turn, choose a pencil and color in the indicated number of boxes. These must be adjacent to each other, but also to previous colored groups. This way you try to fill each garden with 1 color or 5 different colors. If you succeed, you can color in bonus points on your sheet. The game ends when one of the players has completely colored in all their gardens or has not been able to color in 5 times. Pick-a-Pen: Gardens is a game from the Pick-a-Pen series by renowned author Reiner Knizia and contains score sheets of 3 ascending levels. On score sheets 2 and 3 you will find flowers and trees, which can help you get extra bonus points in various ways. The Pick-a-Pen series is a new generation of innovative “Roll & Write” games that actually involve rolling pencils. This ensures that many different game mechanisms are made possible with the same playing material. But coloring fields is central to every game. Will you score the most points?

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Explore the ocean around a sunken ship and form routes of the same color to reach treasure, but beware of treacherous eddies! You each have a score sheet of the same level, on which you color routes from different diving locations. The starting player first rolls all the pencils, each of which has a different color. There are different symbols on its sides. These show how many steps the route consists of that you can color on your score sheet. When it is your turn, choose a pencil and color in the relevant route. You are only allowed one route per color, so if you do not yet have a route of that color, you start one at an empty diving location. Otherwise you will have to extend your existing route. The symbol on the pencil indicates how many steps you can color and whether you have to go straight or can choose freely. If you reach treasure chests or coins along your route, you can color bonus points on your sheet. The game ends when one of the players has colored a certain number of treasures or all his coins. Pick-a-Pen: Gardens is a game from the Pick-a-Pen series by renowned author Reiner Knizia and contains score sheets of 3 ascending levels. On score sheets 2 and 3 you will find eddies and propellers that can hinder or help you in different ways when coloring routes. The Pick-a-Pen series is a new generation of innovative “Roll & Write” games that actually involve rolling pencils. This ensures that many different game mechanisms are made possible with the same playing material. But coloring in fields is central to every game. Will you score the most points?

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The Similo series consists of fast-paced cooperative deduction games with beautiful illustrations. Thanks to the easy rules and handy packaging, Similo can be played anywhere. Similo: Wild Animals can be combined with Similo: Myths, Similo: Fairy Tales, Similo: History or Similo: Animals for more challenge. This version of Similo focuses on all kinds of wild animals. The players work together to figure out which of 12 cards has been selected by the game leader.

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New rivals have entered the fray and the only way to beat these throne contenders is by working together. Form a strong alliance, defeat your rivals and gain the vote of some factions. The gameplay in Claim: Alliances is unchanged, but now you have a different goal with difficult assignments. Will you be able to save the kingdom and change the situation back to the way it was before? Please note: this is an extension. You need Claim or Claim 2 to play.

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From the design team that created the big hit Point Salad. Point City is a fast and fun building game for the whole family! There are over 150 unique building cards, so you can create a completely different city every time you play! The rules are simple: take two adjacent cards from the dynamic city grid and add them to your ever-growing city. Use your resource cards and bonuses to build building cards that require specific combinations. Build special general buildings to multiply your city's points and become the best urban planner! Point City uses the same simple game concept of selecting cards and building the best combinations. The game then adds new layers of resource management and building construction to the mix – making the game easy to learn, but still challenging for everyone!

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The Brain consists of 1 or more attempts to solve a puzzle until the players succeed or give up. The game is played clockwise. On your turn, you must place a card in the middle and perform the corresponding action. You can then take a card from the draw pile. You win the game when all the cards in your hand have been played away and the draw pile is empty. But once a predetermined number of cards are in the middle at the end of a turn, you all lose. You can then discuss how you can make it happen the next time you try. Due to the different starting situations and the many levels of difficulty, this card game of our own making always remains challenging! Can also be played solitaire!

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Hoboken, New Jersey, 1954. You are a powerful leader of one of the largest criminal organizations in the city and you compete with your rival for territory and support, shying away from any means to expand your influence. District Noir is located in the center of Hoboken. Control over that neighborhood makes the big difference in seizing power over the entire city. In this tactical card game for 2 players you try to get the majority of different card types in order to score the most points. But you can also try to gain control of the city's 3 strategic locations. In that case you win immediately. The rules of the game are very simple. You get 5 cards. On your turn, you place a hand card in the row or you take the last 5 cards placed in the row. The other player always has the same choice. However, taking 5 cards is only allowed once per round. After that you always have to put a card in the row. The game continues until the face-down pile is empty and all cards have been played. Then the points are counted. You get points for having the most cards of a certain suit and for complete sets of different suits. There are also cards that immediately give plus or minus points. If you manage to acquire all 3 strategic locations, you win immediately and you do not have to count any points. District Noir is a very accessible card game for 2 players. The simple rules ensure that you get started playing quickly, but you will soon discover that the choices you have to make during the game are a lot more difficult!

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New rules. New kittens. New chaos. This is the riskiest version of Exploding Kittens! Play an epic duel between good and evil with the brand new Armageddon cards!

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EXIT Kids: Riddle Fun in the Jungle is a version of EXIT that has been specially developed for young children. The game contains 36 cards, 6 of each riddle type, 6 of which are used each game. The players must solve them together one by one and set that solution on a dial. For each correctly solved riddle they receive a key, which they place on a treasure chest of their choice. At the end of the game, they can turn over the treasure chests with a key on them to see what they have found. Nothing is destroyed in this EXIT version. This means the game can be played several times. The riddle cards themselves contain no text, so once the children know how the 6 different search riddles and the solution disk work, they can play the game unsupervised.

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A dazzling duel! The saloon is packed and everyone brags about their wild adventures. Suddenly someone drops their bag, causing small nuggets of gold to litter the entire floor. For a moment everyone holds their breath. Pick them up or take cover, because all hell is breaking loose and bullets are flying around your ears. You grab a bottle of whiskey and duck behind the bar. Loot – Shoot – Whiskey is a fast-paced card duel that is not decided by rock, paper and scissors, but by gold, pistols and whiskey.

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Prepare for winter and try to collect as much food as possible… Before winter comes, you have to look for food supplies, but only fully stocked rooms will fill your stomach and earn you points. In Hoarding you try to fill all the rooms by checking all the fields in that room. If the result of the die is higher than the number of available spaces in a room, you must check spaces in another room. Is there enough time to fill all the rooms?

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Who is the puzzle champion? In 5 Minute Puzzle you try to fill your score sheet as best as possible with puzzle pieces. Empty fields are allowed, but they do result in negative points at the end of the game. The result of the die determines which puzzle piece everyone must draw. With each round the game becomes more difficult and you will have to make important choices during the game. Keep your cool and make sure you can draw all the puzzle pieces on your score sheet.

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