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In Kyoto no Neko, two to four players play as kittens exploring the modern city of Kyoto, Japan, through a series of independent, replayable scenarios. Each scenario requires players to complete a variety of missions representing typical feline activities, from befriending a schoolboy to fighting an aggressive stray cat to stealing the other player's food. During each game, each player will evolve, developing their skills and gaining the opportunity to explore new areas of the map by climbing on bushes and rooftops. Using a skill system, Kyoto no Neko allows each player to interact with various inhabitants of Kyoto, both animal and human. Each turn offers the opportunity to discover something new about the city, as players uncover elements ranging from small insects to specific objects or Kyoto residents.

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Cards take a lot of abuse from frequent shuffling and other hazards, making good protection essential for any avid board gamer. These sleeves offer premium protection while maintaining a pleasant shuffle feel. The extra clear polypropylene displays all cards with 100% transparency and crystal clarity. The reinforced 100-micron thickness gives your cards extra weight and sturdiness, ensuring a premium look and feel. The well-known Sleeve Color Codes from Fantasy Flight Games are continued in this product line. Players will recognize the familiar color system and now also find new sizes with new color codes.

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The Ghost Piece expansion introduces puzzles with new reward mechanisms, special level-5 Ghost Pieces and enough material for 6 player play.

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The Nemesis: Retaliation – Sangrevores Expansion introduces a brand new hostile species that will test your team to the limit. You'll encounter the ominous King of Sangrevores, the life-draining Blood Spectres, and massive hordes of Ghouls. With mechanics like infection cards that can create hidden traitors and Tainted Blood cards that offer risky but powerful abilities, this expansion brings extra paranoia and tension to every mission. Are you ready to survive the onslaught of the Sangrevores, or will you fall prey to their nightmarish power?

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Sometimes all those cards in Terraforming Mars Ares Expedition can be a bit confusing, so a playmat is very handy. You can neatly arrange everything on it. Perfecto! PLEASE NOTE: these are the Dutch Player Mats!

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It's finally here: your final exam at the Moonstone School of Magic. Can you pass? In this magical pocket escape room, you will be guided through the enchanted school with the help of cards. Stay sharp, because dark forces lurk in the moonlight. Do you dare?

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How useful are these premium play mats? This makes your cards look even better and you have a better overview of the playing field. In addition, these playmats have an anti-slip backing, so that they remain firmly in place. The playmats are 61 by 35 centimeters and have a thickness of 2 millimeters.

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The desert is unforgiving, but so are you, so… Full throttle! Your tires send gravel flying, and your car lurches into a sickening sway as it loses control. Brace yourself, shift into gear, and accelerate. Your engine roars, and your car takes the next corner in a perfect line. You're still in the game, but watch out for the loose gravel on the track. Heat: Rocky Roads features two new race tracks. The South African Grand Prix will challenge you with treacherous gravel, requiring excellent car control and nerves of steel. Victory at the German circuit depends on how you handle the high-speed chicanes along the long straight. Take part in the 1966 championship and take advantage of the new feature, the Sliding Skirts, to surprise your opponents and secure victory thanks to Slimstream! This expansion also includes basic material for 1 additional player.

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The battle for Baboon Mountain has begun! The baboons are fighting for fame, but keeping their identities a secret so they can chase other baboons away. The higher they climb the mountain, the more points they are worth at the end of the game. Unmask your opponents and become the Baboon King. In Baboon Mountain, you try to send your baboons as high as possible up the mountain to collect the most points. Keep secret which color you are playing with and try to find out which colors your opponents are playing with so you can chase their baboons off the mountain.

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Koi is a beautiful, accessible family game with a healthy amount of tactical depth. It plays quickly, yet Koi has a lot to offer. From building a small engine to get stronger every turn, to achieving personal goals, every game of Koi is different. Koi even includes a solo game, if you want to relax and build your pond alone. In short, Koi is a great family game for everyone!

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Are you looking for a good place to store your Arkham Horror LCG deck? Then these deck boxes are ideal. The deck boxes are made of beautiful material and there is even a special compartment for your character card.

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Candid Team Spirit in a fully English version. Want to achieve that one goal together? Strengthen the bond, dare to trust each other, feel the team spirit and be surprised. Team Spirit can be played within any group, class, club or company. With more than 100 inspiring questions, such as: if you could wish something for a team member, what would it be? If you were in charge of this team, what would be the first thing you would change?

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Uno is a card game that is almost equivalent to Bullying. However, the game is not played with standard cards with jokers, but with cards with their own simple representation. The regular cards are numbered from 0 to 9 in four different colors (yellow, green, red and blue). For hours of fun and fun game afternoons and evenings!

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Roll all sorts of items down the mountain and build the most fun village in this children's game! With beautiful and interactive game materials, this is the ultimate play experience for the most playful players! Can you build 10 inventions before Lino gets tired of all the playing?

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In the board game Scythe, each player tries to make his faction the richest and most powerful in Eastern Europe. Players explore and conquer territories, recruit recruits, produce goods and workers, build buildings, and deploy monstrous robots. Players start in Scythe by building their infrastructure and exploring the world. As their factions slowly grow stronger, there is one big question: will you coexist peacefully or will you go into battle? Will you manage to seize power? The Games Friends: “ Scythe combines a fantastic appearance (beautiful artwork and detailed miniatures) with wonderful gameplay. The actions are not very complicated, but there is still a lot of depth in this beautiful board game. This topper should not be missing in any games cabinet! ”

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Sometimes you need a little corporate sabotage to get ahead! This expansion includes new blueprints, new contractors and a new sabotage mechanic.

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It's time to harness the power of Factions! Use Factions to gain an advantage over your opponents and change the way business is done. This expansion adds new cards, variable player powers, and a new resource: Vitamins!

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Players try to buy and build the best hotels in this game, in order to earn the most money or bankrupt their opponents. A successful hotel consists of three parts: the land it is built on, the hotel buildings, and the entrances through which guests enter the hotels. All three parts must be purchased separately with money, and players earn money when they land on one of the entrances of your hotels after their dice roll. The more luxurious the hotel, the more money the guests will earn you. Money that you can use to build extensions for your existing hotels, buy new entrances or pay other players when you arrive at their hotels. The game consists of cardboard, three-dimensional hotel buildings and recreation centers and plastic entrances that can be placed on the large game board.

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What are those strange cards on the table? Those are codes for the locations where spies are located! Two rival intelligence chiefs know which spy is at a location. They send coded messages telling their secret agents where to go for their clandestine meetings. Secret agents must be smart and sharp. A wrong analysis of the code could mean they accidentally encounter an enemy spy or even an assassin! Both teams must contact all their spies as quickly as possible. There can only be one winner.

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The Divine Beasts set contains 4 different Abominations based on mythical creatures that bring a new level of challenge to your Zombicide games. In addition to their passive abilities, each Divine Beast has 3 special Action Cards. When a Divine Beast would activate during the Zombie Phase, it instead draws cards from its Action Deck. It then performs the legendary actions outlined on the card, heralding waves of chaos across the game board! As soon as a Divine Beast runs out of action cards in its deck, it disappears from the board and the next Divine Beast appears on the game board. Defeating a Divine Beasts rewards the Survivor with a Skill Card blessing.

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You have Everdell and the extensions lying loose all over the house. We get it. That's why we're releasing the Everdell Big Ol' Box of Storage. The Big Ol' Box of Storage safely stores the Everdell Collectors Edition, Spirecrest, Bellfaire, Pearlbrook, Newleaf, Mistwood, the Deluxe Storage Vessels, the Wooden Ever Tree and the Click Clacks Upgrade Package. You will not find the games themselves in this package, you have to supply them yourself.

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The Eternal Sea is calling... The rugged coast north of the Everdell Valley is a land of adventure and mystery. Steady sailors search for fertile islands and valuable treasures. Dutiful monks inhabit abbeys and scriptoriums, where they carefully translate and illuminate. Hardworking people gather resources and build their cities in harmony with the ever-changing waves of the mighty ocean. Welcome to the new standalone game in the world of Everdell! This is the land of Farshore. Throughout each season, you lead a crew of workers to build a prosperous city and explore the enchanting ocean. You must carefully plan your actions to build and sail, because only by adapting to the changing winds will you succeed. The wind is high. The sun rises on the horizon. It's time to go on an adventure!

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Dark times hang over the kingdom of Thebes. The blind, aged King Oedipus has abandoned the throne in disgrace and asked his sons, Polyneices and Eteocles, to rule the city together. But power corrupts, and old feuds demand new blood. Soon, Polyneices leads an army from the rival city of Argos against his own brother. The Theban nobles support Eteocles, who is struggling to maintain his authority in the city. The young king calls for the defense of the seven city gates, while seven champions of the attacking forces launch their assault. Meanwhile, the famed citadel of Thebes, the Cadmea, lies in ruins; it has been neglected since the time of Oedipus's father, King Laius. It is as if the Fates themselves have turned against the current rulers of Thebes. While the common people prepare for war, the nobles whisper that it's time for new leadership—and that the rebuilding of the Cadmea must begin now! But restoring the glory of this sacred birthplace of Dionysus, god of the grape himself, is no easy task, especially with enemies at the gates. In Thebai, players take on the role of influential leaders of noble families during the turbulent late Bronze Age. Throughout the game, they work to rebuild Cadmea, Thebes' stronghold, restoring the city's exports, offering sacrifices to the city gods, and protecting the people, while heroes deny each other life outside the gates. Thebai is an interactive, challenging Euro game that approaches dice-placement mechanics in an innovative and tactical way. Players collaboratively create the available actions on the main game board, while carefully managing their personal skills and long-term strategies. Each turn offers exciting and rewarding choices: use unlocked actions on your player board, or place your dice on the shared board to promote them to powerful council members. This opens up unique scoring opportunities and triggers powerful combos. Inspired by Greek mythology, Thebai immerses you in the conflict between Polyneices and Eteocles. Defend the seven gates of Thebes, navigating through deep strategy, positive player interaction, and thematic tension—every step of the way.

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In Men Nefer , players immerse themselves in an atmospheric Egyptian theme. Fans of Bitoku will recognize the action selection mechanism. In Bitoku , you choose from three options each turn: play a card, place a die, or move a die across the river. Men Nefer uses a similar system, where you also choose from three possible actions each time. Each round begins with the playing of an action tile. This determines which of the five rows of the action track you place a worker on. The second action of a turn is to perform an action on that track, provided you've previously placed a worker there. Finally, as the third action, you choose a new action tile, which you can use in the following round. This ensures a clear game structure. Still, as you might expect from German P. Millán ( Bitoku , Sabika ), the game offers a wide range of possibilities. You can unlock mummies and sphinxes and then place them on the board. You can move priestesses in temples, make donations there, and ascend the obelisk track. Donating requires you to buy goods, and you can also purchase papyruses for points. Sailing on the river yields bonuses and scoring tiles. You can help build the King's and Queen's Pyramids. And by cleverly moving your heart and pen along the track, you avoid negative points and ultimately score points. So, there are many possibilities, but you'll have to make clear choices. The tiles in the Queen's Pyramid vary from game to game, meaning the point distribution is different each time. The unique bonuses for placing mummies, the scoring tiles on the river, and the ruler tile in the temple also ensure that no game is the same, and your strategy must be adjusted each time. Each round, each player has nine actions: three times the three possible actions. After each round, all scores are tallied. Then, round two begins, followed by round three, which proceed in the same way. After each of the three rounds, there is an identical scoring, with scores generally increasing each round. Men Nefer also has a very accessible and logical solo mode. The AI follows a few simple rules and performs virtually the same actions as a human player, but it doesn't have to comply with all the costs and conditions you, as a player, do.

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Put yourself in the shoes of the Wright Brothers, Samuel Langley and other aviation pioneers, build your own plane and be the first to fly through the clouds. Each player has a deck of cards that represent the design of your plane. During the game you can improve and refine your cards. But beware of design flaws that can mess everything up. Take to the skies to test your design, break new records and gain experience, hopefully without crashing. Then return to the workshop to refine your design and then take longer flights. Determine your play style and strategy based on a wide range of available technologies, skills and friends.

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You are an amateur dracologist in the world of Wyrmspan, a place where dragons of all shapes, sizes and colors fly through the sky. Dig out a hidden labyrinth that you recently found on your estate and lure those beautiful creatures to settle in your caves. In Wyrmspan you build a sanctuary for dragons. Your shrine starts with a carmine lair, golden cavern and amethyst gorge. Over the course of the game you dig out additional fields and lure dragons to live there. Here's how to combine the powerful skills of your dragons and earn the favor of the dragon guild! Wyrmspan is a challenging board game for people who like to build up their motor skills during a game and like great variety. The game is based on the well-known bird game Wingspan by Elizabeth Hargrave, who also contributed to this game. If you are a fan of Wingspan and are looking for even more of a challenge, you can find it in Wyrmspan. The large number of dragons and associated descriptions also make the game very attractive for fantasy enthusiasts! In Wyrmspan you build a sanctuary for dragons. Your shrine starts with 3 excavated spaces, the 3 leftmost spaces of your carmine lair, golden cavern and amethyst gorge respectively. Over the course of the game you expand these 3 caves from left to right, first excavating empty spaces and then playing dragons on the excavated spaces. Wyrmspan consists of 4 rounds. Each round, players perform 1 action clockwise. The players continue to perform actions until they decide to pass; this usually happens when a player has used all his coins or has no more dragons in his hand that he wants or can play. The players who have not passed continue playing until all players have passed. Then the round is over. On your turn, you choose 1 action (dig, lure or explore) and place your adventurer there. You pay the cost in coins and/or eggs and perform the action. The winner of Wyrmspan is the player with the most victory points. You can earn these in various ways, including the value of played dragons, eggs, hidden cards, public objectives and the dragon guild.

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Dierenrijk lets you plan and design a modern, scientifically managed zoo, focusing on both animal welfare and visitor experience. With 135 unique zoo tiles—consisting of animals, buildings, and projects—each game offers new choices. It's up to you to find the best combination and build the most successful zoo. Each tile has a unique effect that can help you achieve conservation goals and enhance your zoo's appeal. Smart building and planning are essential for creating a well-functioning whole. Each player has a set of four action cards to manage their game. The power of an action depends on its current position on your player board. One of these cards lets you play projects, while the other three allow you to add animals to their respective habitats: forest, rock, or water. Animal Kingdom is based on its predecessor , Ark Nova , but simplifies and refines many of the game's mechanics in an elegant and surprising way. The challenge of cleverly integrating animals, buildings, and projects into your zoo map remains engaging and offers new strategic possibilities with every play session.

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In Ora et Labora (Latin for 'Pray and Work'), each player is the head of a monastery in the Middle Ages who acquires land and constructs buildings. They are, so to speak, small businesses that provide resources and profits. The goal is to build a working infrastructure and craft prestigious items - such as books, ceramics, ornaments and relics - to gain the most victory points at the end of the game. Ora et Labora, Uwe Rosenberg's fifth "major" game, has game mechanics similar to his Le Havre, such as two-sided resource cards that can be upgraded from a basic item to something more useful. Instead of adding resources to the board every turn as in Agricola and Le Havre, Ora et Labora uses a numbered rondel to show how much of each resource is available at any time. At the start of each round, players spin the rondel one segment, adjusting the counts of all resources at once. Each player has a personal game board. New buildings enter the game from time to time, and players can build them on their game boards with the building materials they collect, with some terrain restrictions on what can be built where. Some spaces start with trees or swamps on them, and these hinder development until a player clears the land, but they also provide resources when removed. Smart building on your personal game board will influence your final score, and players can purchase additional terrain during the game if necessary. Players also have three workers who can enter buildings to take the action associated with that location. Workers must remain in place until you have placed all three. You can enter your own buildings with these workers, but to enter and use another player's buildings you must pay that player an entrance fee so that he moves one of his workers into that building to do the work for you . Ora et Labora has two variants: France and Ireland.

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Set in the world of Cthulhu: Death May Die and inspired by the books of HP Lovecraft, Dark Providence is a competitive game in which players take on secret roles as Explorers and Cultists from the most influential cities in the United States during the Great Depression. As the Cultists explore the vulnerability of the nation with the aim of remaking it, the Researchers take the opposite side, standing against this dark prophecy. Each player's secret role determines how they will score points at the end of the game, however, this is not a cooperative game. Throughout the game, players use influence to bid for the right to claim asset cards, control cities, and collect myth cards. Each newly acquired asset card improves the players' deck and thus the resources and actions they can perform during a turn. In an effort to keep their identities secret and avoid madness, players perform a multitude of actions, such as persuading hired agents to their side of the battle, assassinating other players' agents, gathering additional help from myth- cards, blocking other players from claiming cards, and sealing or protecting gates, among others to gain victory points. At the end, only the player with the most victory points from the dominant side of the battle wins the game!

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Deep beneath the shimmering surface of the Pearlbrook River, a mysterious civilization of water people awaits. Everdell Pearlbrook introduces an additional game board, the river board. You send your ambassador to the river to collect new resources: pearls. You can also find new forest creatures and buildings in the river! Collect enough pearls to build the most impressive wonders and decorations and make your city the pride of Everdell! Please note: this is an expansion for the Everdell board game. The Everdell board game is available separately. The Games Friends: “ Everdell Pearlbrook is a wonderful expansion to Everdell. The extra board, the new cards and the wonders give you many different new options to gain victory points. Indispensable for the Everdell fan!"

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Dune: Imperium is a game with elements and characters from the Dune universe, both from the film and the books by Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. In Dune: Imperium you are the leader of one of the houses. War is approaching and at the center of the conflict is Arrakis – Dune, a desert planet. Dune: Imperium combines deck-building with secret information and worker placement. Try to defeat your opponents in battle and collect important cards to emerge victorious. The Games Friends: " Dune Imperium is very well put together. The actions are perfectly coordinated and the many cards provide good replayability. You score few points during the game, so that sometimes takes some getting used to, but otherwise it is a great experience. topper that will remain high on the lists of the best board games ever for years to come. "

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Star Wars: Battle of Hoth is a fast-paced miniatures battle game set on the ice planet Hoth. In 17 scenarios, players choose command cards each turn to activate units and decide how they will move and attack. But even the best-laid plans can go awry if chance isn't on their side... Add leader cards to your battles to support 6 iconic Star Wars characters: General Veers bolsters the Imperial AT-ATs, while Leia Organa supports the Rebel Alliance. For a deeper experience, try two multi-scenario campaigns where your successes and failures shape future battles. This concerns the Dutch version of Star Wars Battle of Hoth.

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In Calico you are a quilt maker and you try to make the coziest and most beautiful quilt. The turns are simple – sew patches to your quilt by drawing tiles and placing them on your own game board. Receive victory points by completing the assignments on your player board per color and/or per pattern and make your quilt even more beautiful by collecting buttons. You can also attract cats by sewing the right patterns onto your quilt. Calico is a puzzle game for 1 to 4 players. With the included performance ladder you can also take on the challenge alone or together to complete certain assignments and become a quilt master! In this challenge (3 modules) you will find a total of 30 different assignments that you can complete. The Games Friends: "Calico is a wonderful tactical puzzle game that is perfect for the whole family. The easy rules make it easy for the beginner to join in, while the many tactical choices also provide plenty of challenge for the expert. The constantly changing goals make sure you don't get bored easily with this beautiful game. Highly recommended!"

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The Hunger is a race in which each vampire player must optimize their deck, hunt humans to gain victory points, fulfill secret missions and ultimately acquire a rose and return to the castle before dawn. The more you hunt, the slower both you and your deck become, making it increasingly difficult to get back before dawn. Can you become the most infamous vampire without burning to ashes at dawn? During the game, players spend "speed" to move their vampires around the map, hunt people worth victory points, and add new cards to their deck. The game ends at sunrise, after which the surviving player with the most victory points on their cards wins! The Games Friends: “The Hunger of Clank!? A fair question, because both games have many similarities. In this game you will also try to get as far into the world as possible by deck building, so that you collect as many points as possible. But be careful, because you have to be back at the start on time. The Hunger is just a really fun game, but it just loses out to Clank!.”

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Build the most prestigious amusement park ever! Buy the most exciting attractions, offer the best services and welcome as many visitors as possible through buses and advertising. Respond to the needs of the audience and success will follow! Make sure you don't neglect any visitors, as unhappy visitors will damage your reputation. Organize your park with new attractions and offer your visitors the best services. When visitors are satisfied, you earn the most prestige points. Choose your attractions carefully and make sure the various paths through your park don't become dead ends, which, like unhappy visitors, will damage your good reputation. At the end of the game, your park is evaluated and the player with the most prestige points is declared the winner.

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Different tree species compete to occupy and grow on the soil of the small sunny island. Any tree grows provided it receives enough sunlight and casts a shadow proportionate to its size. When a tree reaches the end of its life cycle, players earn a number of points depending on the quality of the soil where it grew.

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The latest edition of the well-known trading game Catan. The game now includes miniatures and the artwork has also been completely updated. This way you can immerse yourself even more in the world of Catan! You start with 2 villages on a variable game board with fields, meadows, hills, mountains and forests. On your turn, you roll 2 dice to determine who gets resources. That depends on the position of your villages. You can then trade with the bank or with your fellow players. You don't get all types of raw materials. And you do need them to build new villages, streets and cities. You can also buy development cards to perform special actions. Furthermore, there is a highwayman walking around who robs some landscapes. Villages and cities not only provide resources, but are also worth points. Development cards, the longest continuous route and the largest knight force also earn points. The first person to reach 10 points immediately wins the game! The Games Friends: “ Catan is incredibly popular and we understand that very well. The interaction between players, the game board that you can set up differently each time and the touch of luck with the dice... Catan is a true classic and, partly due to the expansions, you can keep playing endlessly!"

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Flamme Rouge is a fast-paced, tactical cycling game where each player manages a team of two cyclists: a Rider and a Sprinter. The players' goal is to be the first to cross the finish line with one of their riders. Players advance their riders by drawing cards from that rider's specific deck of cards. Use 'Slipstream' to avoid exhaustion and position your players to get them ready for the final sprint! The Games Friends: " Highly recommended for cycling fans (and the rest of the world)! Flamme Rouge really feels like cycling, due to the logical actions and realistic mechanisms. The constantly changing course also makes for good replayability. An absolute tip, with simple rules too!

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The Stone Age is characterized by the beginning of arable farming, the production of useful raw materials and the building of huts. Trading is becoming more and more popular and civilization is developing rapidly. But traditional skills such as hunting are also required to feed tribe members. In this board game you try to survive in the Stone Age. To this end, you deploy your tribe members in various areas. You hunt game to provide food for your people, develop tools and collect raw materials such as wood, stone and even gold, with which you build functional and valuable huts. Of course, family expansion is also not lacking, necessary to be able to perform more actions later in the game. During the game there are numerous ways to obtain points, such as building huts and collecting civilization cards in combination with certain developments. You win if you end up with the most points. The Games Friends: “ Stone Age has been in our games cupboard for years and is still on the table regularly. It is a nice game with simple rules, but by making tactical choices it is also fun for the experienced board player. You can win this game in many different ways, which keeps Stone Age fun to play."

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Everyone, everywhere. Unmatched is a tactical game where actions in a battle between unlikely opponents quickly follow one another. Choose your favorite hero, select a battlefield, and use your hero's unique playstyle to be crowned the victor. You can combine heroes and maps from different Unmatched sets and use them together. This creates new challenges and helps you discover new combinations. Many possibilities await you, and with each new set, there are even more.

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Jurassic is a module that can be added to the board game Nature . Return to an age of giants, where ruthless predators and colossal dinosaurs ruled the land. This module introduces brand-new features and mechanics to the Nature ecosystem. Hide from massive predators with Shyness , defend yourself with a powerful spiked tail known as a Thagomizer , or become an Apex Predator , dominating everything in its path. Perfect for players who love to feel invincible. Nature is a modular game system that allows you to create and explore a unique ecosystem each time. Modules add new features and mechanics, changing the base game and introducing new strategies. There's no limit to the number of modules you can add. Nature can be played on its own or in combination with other modules, allowing you to create more than twenty different ecosystems. Mix and match modules to create the perfect ecosystem for your game night. Welcome to the world of Nature , where every game offers new worlds to explore!

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Evolution Another World is a board game set in a magical world inhabited by incredible creatures. In the game you create magical animals and give them properties that help them in an unpredictable environment and help them gather energy to transmute. The game features familiar and easy-to-learn game mechanics. Players use two-sided cards to create new creatures and add properties to existing creatures, as well as activate creatures to perform various actions. Play aggressively or peacefully, make sure you use all your tricks to win!

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Terraforming Mars: Automa offers a new solo experience for playing Terraforming Mars. Instead of a race against the clock, in Automa you have to compete against corporations and special maps controlled by algorithms. In addition, it is possible to add any desired extension to create a challenge that suits you exactly.

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In Dixit you play with beautifully illustrated, large playing cards. When it is your turn, say something about one of the cards in your hand. You can tell something, sing or rhyme, whatever you want. The other players then choose a card from their hand that best matches what the narrator has said. The chosen cards are shuffled together with the original card. They are then turned face up and the players have to guess which is the original card. This unique game is suitable for the whole family, even for people who don't like games. It won many prizes including the Spiel des Jahres in 2010. The Games Friends: “ Dixit is a wonderful game for the whole family, with beautiful drawings and easy rules. Highly recommended for fans of Mysterium and When I Dream!"

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This cheerful board game is for anyone who dares to take risks. Continue to the next round, and you have the best chance of winning delicious berries or worms. But play your cards like a headless chicken, and you'll lose everything to the fox! The fun game board, with its handy dice tower, also looks great on any table!

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This standalone variant of “The Quest for El Dorado” combines logistical planning with deckbuilding, a game mechanic in which players collect more and more cards in their deck to gain more options during the game. It is possible to combine this game with “The Quest for El Dorado”. The game will then be considerably longer, but you are assured of an epic adventure. If you choose this, you can even add the expansions to “The Quest for El Dorado”. The rules for this can be found at the back of the manual! You've made it! You've reached El Dorado, the legendary city of gold. And as you'll soon see, this is just the beginning of a much greater adventure. This standalone version of "The Quest for El Dorado" will lead you to the city's deepest secrets, and if you dare, even further! Which expedition will be the first to find the three mythical gems that, according to legend, will open the gates to the endless treasure chamber? Because it is a standalone game, both new players and fans of “The Quest for El Dorado” will have a lot of fun with The Golden Temples! The game is very accessible, making it suitable for both young and old. Perfect for the whole family! This standalone version of “The Quest for El Dorado” combines logistical planning with deckbuilding, a game mechanism in which players collect more and more cards in their deck to gain more options during the game. During the game, you play cards, with which you move your playing figure. You can also use these cards to buy new, stronger cards, which are added to your personal deck. With green cards you make your way through the forest, while blue cards help you travel over water and yellow cards give you more opportunities to purchase the best cards on the market. By choosing your cards wisely, you can put together your own card deck during the game. The player who is the first to collect 3 gems and bring them back to the treasure room wins the game! It is possible to combine this game with “The Quest for El Dorado”. The game will then be considerably longer, but you are assured of an epic adventure. If you choose to do this, you can even add the expansions to “The Quest for El Dorado”. The rules for this can be found at the back of the manual!

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What will you encounter during your adventure in Cascadia? On your turn you build your playing area and combine animals and habitats to collect photos on your panorama board so you can points. In Cascadia Junior, younger players can use the spatial Experience the puzzle of the award-winning board game Cascadia. Learn about bears, elk, foxes, buzzards and salmon in this diverse area with mountains, swamps, prairies, rivers and forests!

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Welcome to Crime City: the city where crimes are committed on every street corner. Deadly secrets, sneaky robberies and cold-blooded murders are part of everyday life. The local police can no longer cope and have asked for your help! Micro Macro is a cooperative detective game. Together you solve devious crimes, investigate motives and look for evidence to convict the perpetrators. A sharp eye is at least as important as logical reasoning. This is the real detective work! The Games Friends: " Micro Macro is an extremely original game, with laughably simple rules. If you put your grandmother in front of the card and just say, "Look what the rabbit has experienced today", she can get started right away. That simplicity in combination with the original mechanism and the nice cases, Micro Macro is an absolute must!

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Special children's edition of this spectacular party game for teams. Fantastic for large groups at parties and celebrations. You play in teams. One of you tries to describe as many of the 5 concepts as possible on a card within 30 seconds. The more concepts you guess, the more spaces you can move forward on the game board. A roll of the dice can change that. Which team will reach the finish line first? This edition contains concepts that are attractive and understandable for young players. Children are now also worthy opponents!

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MicroMacro: Crime City – Showdown is the fourth and final installment in MicroMacro's Crime City series. The game contains 16 brand new crimes to solve according to the well-known MicroMacro principle: using a large city map and the investigation cards of a crime, you search for clues and try to find evidence. You can play the different editions of MicroMacro separately.

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