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Animal factions unite! It's time to collect the sacred gift of the Great Alder! Move and match animal minion tiles from the same faction and recruit them. Use your animal minions and heroes to steal precious acorns from your opponent. The first to collect enough acorns wins. Will the pirate otters and ninja foxes of the Thieves Guild steal victory from the monks and clerics of the Guardians Order? Will the hunter shrews and badgers hunt the beautiful and feathered bards? What powerful relics will turn the tide of battle? The smart will prevail, in AlderQuest.

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Maximum Apocalypse is a cooperative roguelike adventure game set against the backdrop of 4 apocalyptic scenarios. As you explore the post-apocalyptic world, one to six survivors work together to achieve mission objectives. On each turn, a player can use up to four actions to explore the map, play cards, equip weapons, search for resources, draw cards, or fight wandering monsters. By choosing a unique survival class within the group, players must plan their strategy while leaning on their character's strengths to defeat monsters and avoid starvation. For example, the fireman is deadly at close range with his axe; meanwhile, the stealthy hunter is great at exploring the map and dodging traps - but wandering monsters gather quickly and time is running out. Will you survive the apocalypse?

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In Lawyer Up, an asymmetrical two-player card game, players take on the roles of lawyers facing off against each other in a lawsuit. One player takes on the role of prosecutor and the other takes on the role of defense. Each case has its own unique mechanics and story. Lawyer Up is a game of arguments, influence and strategies. Players start with Discovery, where they go through all the evidence in the case and select what they think is important to win. Players then take turns calling and questioning witnesses - building arguments by linking cards with similar symbols and earning influence. Lawyers then use their influence to sway the jury's bias to their side.

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