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Thanks to our insert you can neatly organize all game components and sealed cards - no more clutter on the table while playing. No more hassle searching for necessary elements during the game. Plus, the pieces stay neatly in place, ready for the next game as soon as the box is closed! The insert is durable and made of high-quality HDF. No glue is required to assemble it. It allows you to keep all the parts inside the box. You can see the suggested arrangement of the parts in the images. Suitable for: Living Forest + extension

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The Hungry Caterpillar Search Game is an easy and fun hiding game. Find all the animals together and puzzle them back into the box.

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The price goes down and the risk goes up. Take advantage of the bottle's evil powers in this challenging card game. The cards provide the right atmosphere for a devilishly clever game. Bottle Imp is a renowned stroke classic. This new edition has completely new illustrations and also includes the famous wooden bottle. The game plays best with 3 to 4 players, but also includes variant rules for 2 players

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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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Jellyfish used on swimmers immobilize your opponents. The Lobster played with the Crab allows you to take one card from the first five in the deck. The crab basket earns 1 point per crab. Starfish played with two duo cards scores 3 points, but cancels the effect and the cards. The seahorse replaces any missing collectible card.

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Yinsh is part of Gipf project and is considered one of the best abstract games in the world to date. Two players take turns placing markers and then moving one of their rings onto the intersections of the game board. Who places their rings and markers best? Whoever manages to place 5 markers of his or her color in a row and thus achieve victory move by move.

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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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RARA What am I? – the fun guessing game for 2-6 players aged 6 and over. The new edition with 6 fun headbands, a new card set and simplified rules. Play a quick game and have fun for the whole family. The fun, new RARA What Am I? headbands are available in: pirate, cat, unicorn, king, patient and nightcap. Asking good questions... is half the battle: Whoever's turn it is quickly asks the questions until the hourglass is empty. Am I an animal? Am I something to eat?

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In Zombie Kids, Zombies want to take over your school. Gather your friends for this cooperative game and devise the best strategy together to protect your school. The more you play the game, the more the game evolves. Complete special missions and track your progress with stickers. Open evolution envelopes that change the game. Give your heroes superpowers or mutate the zombies. The Games Friends: "Zombie Kidz Evolution is so cleverly put together. The rules are super easy, but it is still fun to do even for expert players. The power of the game is really in the envelopes, which all add nice surprises Highly recommended for families!"

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In Keyflower, each player starts with a home tile and just a bunch of workers. With workers of the same color he can bid on tiles to expand his village and obtain special skills, resources and additional workers. The players can use not only their own tiles, but also those from the village of fellow players, or the new tiles that are auctioned. In the first three rounds of the game, Spring, Summer, and Fall, more workers arrive with the Keyflower and her sister ships, some of whom have skills to work with the Key resources. In the last round, winter, the players choose their village tiles for the auction. Each gives a number of points for a combination of raw materials, skills and workers. The player with the village that has the best combinations and workers gets the most points and wins the game.

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A game of consecutive confrontations, in which the winner is determined after several rounds. To win a round, you must play your eighth and final card in your hand, which determines how many points you have earned. The first player or team (with 4 players) to reach 15 points wins the game. The starting player plays a face-down card in his defense line and an face-up card in his attack line. The next player can pass or play a card face up in his defense line, equal to his opponent's card. Then play a card face up in the attack line. Then it is the next player's turn. Once a player has played their eighth and final card, the round immediately ends and the player scores the points shown on the last card played.

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Something has changed in the valley of Renature: mushrooms are suddenly springing up everywhere! And they completely change the way the game is played. A mushroom makes it possible to connect areas and thus enlarge them. It is even possible for another player to take over an area. Turn the polluted valley back into an intact ecosystem. Bring the animals back here and plant the adjacent areas to score points. Use the advantages that the mushrooms offer you and with their help expand individual territories or join the occupied territories of other players. Where Renature is a challenge, it becomes even more difficult at Renature Valley.

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Would you like a little more overview when you play The Enchanted Towers? Then a playmat can be very useful, because it shows you exactly where everything should be placed. Ideal Please note: this playmat is (unlike other playmats) made of 500 grams of PVC.

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Tzaar is a game about making choices. Both players have 30 pieces, divided into three types: 6 Tzaars, 9 Tzarras and 15 Totts. The three types of pieces form a trinity: they cannot do without each other. The goal is either to leave the opponent without one of the three types of pieces or to put him in a position where he can no longer capture. The tricky question players must ask themselves on each turn is, "Should I make myself stronger or should I make my opponent weaker?" Will you capture an opponent's piece and make it weaker, or will you jump on top of one of your own pieces and make yourself stronger? If you choose to jump on your own pieces too often, you will probably leave your opponent with too many pieces on the board. On the other hand, if you capture too often, you may end up with pieces that are not strong enough at the end of the game. What should we do? It's up to you to decide!

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In the second game of the series that started with Sea Salt & Paper, the aim is to place your cards as cleverly as possible in a 3 by 3 grid and score the most points. You take turns taking cards from a central market and you always ask yourself: what do I need and which cards do I not want in my opponents' tableau? A nice puzzle game, with illustrations that transport you to a dreamy landscape full of wood elves and other friendly creatures. Pixies plays quickly and is easy to explain. Yet there is a lot of depth to it, more than you might think at first glance. Because you can earn points in several ways, you always have to find the balance when choosing new cards. In order to score a lot of points, you sometimes have to sacrifice cards that you have previously taken: that hurts a bit, but is important for those who ultimately want to become really good at this game.

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Sea Salt & Paper is a card game for those who love collecting games and origami: fast, beautiful, surprising and sometimes with a dangerously sharp edge! Each turn you take a card and you can play action cards. But you always play action cards in pairs. For example, you can take an extra card or steal a card from someone. At the end of the round you get points for all kinds of sets of cards. But there's a twist: you decide when a round ends! And if you are convinced of your own abilities, you bet that you will win the round and score extra points... or you will get wet!

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In Photograph you try to develop your film rolls as best as possible. Each player starts with 5 cards in hand, on your turn you take 1 to 3 cards from the face up or face down cards on the table and place them at the front of your hand (without changing the order), after which you draw a card from the back to may move forward. Then you place the number of cards from the back of your hand in your movie row equal to the number you took. Ultimately, your goal is to have the value of the same color played in ascending or descending order. The number of cards correctly played determines the point values, but discarded cards give you minus points.

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The player places his cards on one of the three bird rows on the table. When a player includes more than one bird, he receives these bird cards in his hand. If the player has the number of cards of the same bird type in hand to form a small or large flock, he may play them and keep 1 or 2 cards (depending on the flock) in front of him. The first player to have 7 different birds or 2 different species with three birds wins the game

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In this cooperative game you play as a team of pilots who have to land their passenger plane at airports around the world. But that's definitely not as easy as you think! You must communicate with the control tower to ensure the flight path is clear of air traffic, adjust your speed so as not to overshoot the airport, balance your aircraft to land parallel to the ground, operate your flaps to control lift to raise the plane and land steeper, operate your landing gear to ensure a safe landing and finally brake to stop the aircraft after landing. Collaboration and nerves of steel are required to succeed! Are there two of you, have you always wanted to fly a plane and is the atmosphere better if you don't play against each other but with each other? Then quickly get Sky Team. Although the game is cooperative, you have to make many decisions yourself because firstly the players are not allowed to communicate during the game and secondly the rolled dice are not visible to the other player. The rules are relatively simple, but the decisions you have to make make the game very challenging! In Sky Team you, as a pilot and co-pilot, try to land your plane safely in 7 laps. First you choose an airport and a scenario. Each round you can discuss briefly before rolling the dice. From that moment on, no more communication is allowed and you are not allowed to see each other's dice. You take turns placing a die on, for example, the engines, aircraft flaps, the landing gear or the axle. Each dice laid has its own conditions and consequences. You try to work together and interpret the order in which your colleague places his dice as best as possible. After all dice have been deployed and the plane is still floating in the air, the next round begins. If you reach the airport after 7 laps with the right speed and in a horizontal position, you win the game. But the next tough challenge awaits.

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Enjoy 24 days of excitement and adventure with the EXIT Advent Calendar - The Lost Hollywood Star. This unique advent calendar offers a mix of an exciting story and challenging escape games, all in a Hollywood theme. Solve puzzles, unravel mysteries and discover the secret of the missing star. Suitable for adventurers aged 10 and up. This advent calendar is ideal for adults, fans of live escape rooms and families with children aged 10 and up. It offers a fun and challenging experience for players who love to solve puzzles and unravel mysteries. Each day you open a new window of the advent calendar and reveal a new challenge. Solve the puzzles, use the included decoding board, riddle block and puzzle cards to solve the mystery of the missing Hollywood star. Work together with friends or family, or enjoy the challenges on your own until Christmas Eve. With a mix of adventure, excitement and challenging puzzles, this advent calendar offers a unique experience for the holidays. Enjoy the adventurous story and test your detective skills as you unravel the mystery of the missing Hollywood star.

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The forest edge between the forest and the grasslands is the habitat of many different animal and plant species and is as diverse as the forest itself. Discover familiar and unfamiliar forest dwellers who dwell in the undergrowth. To play this expansion, the Forest Shuffle base game is required!

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Final Girl is a solitaire game that puts the player in the shoes of a female protagonist who must kill the slasher if she wants to survive. In gaming terms, Final Girl shares similarities with Hostage Negotiator, but with some key differences that change it up, including a game board to track locations and character movements. You can choose from multiple characters when you choose someone to play against. Killers and locations each have their own specific terror cards that are shuffled together to create a unique experience with different combinations of scenarios for you to play! Please note: in addition to this Core Box, you need one of the expansions to play Final Girl.

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Cartographers Heroes is the sequel to the critically acclaimed map drawing game Cartographers. It includes all-new map sheets, score cards, exploration cards and ambush cards with unique abilities and heroes. Cartographers Heroes can be played on its own or mixed with components from the original game for a greater variety of gameplay possibilities. In Cartographers Heroes, players compete for the highest reputation at the end of four seasons. Each season, players draw on their card sheet and score against unique circumstances at the end of the season. The player with the highest reputation at the end of the year is declared the winner. The Games Friends: A fun variation on the basic game and if you have never played Cartographers it is also a good version to start with. The new cards provide a little more variety and make the game feel fresh again. Highly recommended!

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Dead of Winter is a semi-cooperative board game in which players try to survive the harsh winter in a post-apocalyptic world. The survivors will have to find a way to work together, resist outside threats and find food. But there is also danger in that collaboration, because not everyone can be trusted! You have to figure out who to trust and who to throw out of the group, all while trying to keep the killer zombies at bay. Can you survive in this horror winter? Or will you end up as zombie food? The Games Friends: " What a fantastic game this is! Unique to Dead of Winter is that you don't exactly know whether you can trust your fellow player, while you have to try to complete the challenging missions together. A cooperative winner with a unique twist! "

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The upcoming performance of The King in Yellow has been the talk of the town for weeks. But research into the play's dark history has you convinced that something bad is going on. Disappearances. suicides. Delusions. Insanity. Wherever The King in Yellow is performed, madness follows closely behind. No connection has yet been proven, but that doesn't stop you from looking for the truth. Return to the second cycle of content for Arkham Horror LCG with The Path to Carcosa Campaign Expansion. As with the previous cycle, all campaign and scenario-related cards for this 'cycle' can be found in the Campaign Expansion. This is a fantastic opportunity for new fans of the game to experience the second full campaign, and for long-time fans to catch up on parts they may have missed. Whether you want just one of the expansions or both, no Arkham fan will want to miss The Path to Carcosa!

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The troubled spirits of the dead cry out and ghosts stalk the midnight streets of Arkham. Abandoned portals gape open between our existence and the horrific unknown and even in the legendary French Hill neighborhood, the Order of the Silver Twilight plots their way to greater power. This new expansion takes investigators to the classic French Hill neighborhood and sends them beyond our reality into the depths of the terrifying Underworld. Two new double-sided map tiles bring the older regions of Arkham, Massachusetts to life, including the aforementioned French Hill neighborhood and the Underworld itself. Four more investigators join the party, ranging from steadfast soldier Mark Harrigan to confident flyer Winifred Habbamock. The investigators' work won't be easy - this expansion brings three all-new scenarios into the fold, challenging investigators with restless spirits, secret cultists, and the depths of the underworld itself. Featuring over 130 new encounter and event cards, new assets, monsters, conditions, and a new map tile type, Secrets of the Order opens a portal to a wealth of content, drawing you into some truly terrifying stories. This is not a standalone product. It requires the Arkham Horror Third Edition Core Set to play.

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Upgrade your Wingspan game with these beautiful eggs!

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More than 300 Wingspan fans submitted artwork of their favorite birds in the game for the Wingspan Fan Art Challenge, and 255 artworks were selected - each by a different artist - in a variety of styles. The end result is a large set of bird cards, mechanically identical to their counterparts in Wingspan and the Europe, Oceania, and Asia expansions. The box for the cards is designed for both storage and reusability. The cards fit in the bottom layer of the Nesting Box. You can mix the cards with your standard Wingspan set, select some cards to replace the cards you have (there are a total of 446 unique bird cards in Wingspan), or play games only with these birds (their percentages correspond to the percentages on the bonus cards).

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Parallel universes influence our own universe in different ways. Folklore speaks of “fairies” with apparently magical properties, who visit our world from another planet. Science fiction talks about a metaphysical “force” seeping through our universe, describing shortcuts through spacetime via other dimensions. Enchantments are the lifeblood of human imaginations and, if all goes well, are our future. In this third Tapestry expansion, your civilization is influenced by parallel universes. Different civilizations, capitals and carpet cards provide new possibilities and enchantment bonuses help you progress. Furthermore, Fantasy and Future contains complete rules of the base game and all three expansions.

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San Francisco, 1937. Your cargo plane flies through a portal and transports you into a rugged landscape full of bizarre creatures, devious gods and unknown dangers. Can you find your way back before the portal closes? Sleeping Gods: Distant Skies is a standalone sequel set in the world of Sleeping Gods. Although it builds on story elements from the first game, you don't have to have played Sleeping Gods to enjoy this sequel. The game features new characters and stories; concepts from the original game are explained as you encounter them. We are releasing the collector's edition, which also includes the Thunderstorm Isle expansion, as well as some deluxe upgrades such as miniatures for all characters, a painted airplane mini and metal tokens. The Games Friends: "Sleeping Gods Distant Skies is once again a big hit. It plays a little smoother than its predecessor, but the amount of stories is still just as impressive. We are totally fans!"

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In the early 1900s, Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud developed a revolutionary theory called psychoanalysis, which concerned the study of the unconscious. Freud believed that dreams were an expression of the unconscious mind. As his work caught on, followers gathered every Wednesday in Freud's apartment to discuss psychology and dream analysis. This group – Wednesday Psychological Society – marked the beginning of the global psychoanalytic movement. As a member of this society, you will strive to formulate new therapeutic techniques, establish a practice, expand your clientele and become Freud's foremost contemporary. To achieve this you need to share insights, discuss ideas with peers and publish theories. And to stay refreshed, you probably need coffee – lots of coffee.

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On your turn you can either take a specialist action or a hero action. Specialists are friendly creatures that can perform a specific action for you. And the hero is you. When you perform a hero action you must first move, and then you can visit a location and perform the action depicted on it, fight a monster or investigate a location. In the introduction you do this by turning over a chip, but you can also play 6 chapters where you read the stories from a storybook and can make choices that have all kinds of different consequences for the game. You can also get missions in this game, and when you complete them you can hand them in at a location for the rewards. Combat is simple in Now or Never, but with a twist. You have four slots for attacks, which you can upgrade during the game. During a battle you roll a D4, and that determines which attack you perform. In addition, you have four slots for permanent bonuses that always apply to a battle. Monsters only have an HP value, an attack value, and a reward when you defeat them. By upgrading these slots you can make your character strong for battles. And if you win a battle, you often gain experience, which you can use to unlock those stronger attacks. Each character has a unique set of attacks. But this is only one of the pillars of the game. You are also given an empty village board at the start of the game, on which you can build buildings for villagers to live in. You will need this for the production of goods, which you need to pay for those buildings, for example. And you can sell goods for money, with which you can, for example, buy specialists. You also sometimes need goods for mission cards and always for orders. You will also be adventuring around the board a lot to visit the different locations where you can trade resources, lives, coins, mission cards, experience, orders and other aspects of the game for each other in certain proportions. So you can specialize in fighting monsters, in researching locations, in building buildings, in populating your village, in attracting specialists, or in making mission cards and/or orders. But you already feel it coming, you are never going to be good at doing everything, you will have to make choices... After six rounds the game is over. You then have to throw away all your money and all your resources, and then it is checked how good the engine you have built is. You then produce again (just like every round), and you can then sell your produced resources for money. Each coin then translates into a victory point, which you add to your other victory points from buildings, missions and orders to determine the winner. You can play a chapter separately or knit it together in a campaign, where your reputation is also tracked during the entire campaign. You can also play underground on the back of the board, and finally a solo mode is also included.

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Free Associations is a modular extension for The Unconscious. You can freely add these 5 modules to the game: Illusion Cards, Mirror Image Cards, Bric-a-brac Notebook Tiles, Scientific Research Cards and Rendezvous Goal Cards. The box is in several languages, including Dutch, and contains Dutch rules. The components have no text.

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In Granada, on the hill of al-Sabika, the Nasrid dynasty (1232-1492) built one of the most impressive buildings in history, the Alhambra. This monumental complex houses the best preserved palaces of classical Arab Islam within its 2 km long walls. In Sabika you play the role of one of the nobles of the Nasrid dynasty who contributes to the construction of the towers, gardens and palaces of this ancient and majestic monument. In addition, you must also establish trade relations throughout Europe, the Maghreb and the Near East to generate sufficient income to pay the tribute imposed on you by the Spanish Catholic monarchs. The game ends with the inevitable fall of Granada to the Spanish Catholic Monarchs in 1492. Your ultimate goal is to appear in the historical texts as one of the most influential nobles of the Nasrid dynasty. Sabika is the successor to Bitoku, by talented author Germán P. Millán.

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Lately, the “Magic Maze” has been raided quite often by adventurers. By the way, they always steal from the same four stores. What a strange situation! Due to this alarming finding, management has installed a new safety system to prevent future disasters. Maximum Security includes 13 modules that you can use in any combination to enrich your gaming sessions. There are new security measures that create more difficulties (guards, a Betrachter, motion detectors and locked doors), but there are also new possibilities that make the heroes' task a little easier (climbing through ventilation shafts, breaking through walls, using spells and even the supermarket redecorate). Do you want more? How about 42 objectives? Can you fulfill them all?

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Researchers, embark on an unprecedented journey with Kronologic and play in an era of your choosing! Unravel a series of inexplicable events at the Paris Opera to discover the truth. Gather clues about the movements of the characters involved by determining where they were at the time of the incident. On your turn, you align a suspect card with a special perforated tile and get two pieces of information about their movements. The first piece is for your eyes only, but the second must be shared with other players! So do you think you have what it takes to be the first to solve the mystery?

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Kluster is a game with magnets for 1 to 4 players. Lay the cord on a flat, horizontal surface, in a shape of your choice. Divide the 24 magnets between the players. The first player to discard all his magenta food wins the game.

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Oh no, an adventurer has washed up on the island! You must work together to hide Morris' eggs at the base of the waterfall, far away from the pesky intruder. During your turn, let Morris slide down the waterfall. If his egg is still whole, place it in one of the hiding places. Once the egg is broken, it leaves a trail for the adventurer, who slowly approaches the nest! Empty the nest before the adventurer discovers it!

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The drawing competition where speed can outweigh talent, so everyone can win! Win by being the fastest artist... whose drawing the active player can guess! In Doodle Dash, a simple drawing can suffice. Do you take the risk by sketching quickly? Or do you dare to add some more details?

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Are you also getting tired of all those loose tokens? Then a token tray is the solution! You can store many different tokens in these handy X-Trayz token trays. There are no fewer than six trays in one pack. Ideal!

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Video Game Champion is a competitive strategy board game for 2 to 5 players, with a playing time of 50 to 90 minutes. You play as kids living in the early 90s. Your daily life consists of studying, earning some money to have fun, buying magazines, renting video games or begging your parents to buy one for you, and finally playing as much as possible.

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The big moment has arrived: you are officially a dragon trainer! You're immediately sent to a mysterious island to meet the dragons, but unfortunately you're not the only trainer sent that way. Which of you can find the most baby dragons? The Kingdomino family is expanded with Dragomino, a version for children who like to look for dragon eggs.

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Two opponents compete around a hexagonal board with white and black marbles. To win, a player must push 6 of the opponent's marbles over the edge of the board. Observe, think ahead and consider your options with every move.

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In the heart of Viennese modernism, cafés compete for customers. Inspiring artists, important politicians and tourists from all over the world populate Vienna and need a hotel room. This is your chance to transform your small café into a world-famous hotel. Hire staff, fulfill your guests' wishes and win the Emperor's favor. Only then will your café become the Grand Austria Hotel. The starting player rolls the dice, sorts them by the number rolled and places them on the corresponding action spaces. On a turn, a player chooses one of six actions and carries it out. The number of dice available in the corresponding action spaces determines how much the player gets from the action. The player then removes one of the dice and can perform additional actions. With the different actions a player can obtain the necessary drinks and dishes, prepare the rooms or hire staff. But no hotel can grow without guests. Smartly choosing which guests to attract and completing their orders brings important bonus promotions. The staff cards also have several advantages, but the game ends after seven rounds and no player can do everything they want. Therefore, the one who makes the right decisions and finds the best way to create bonus promotions wins. With 116 different cards and a new setup in each game, Grand Austria Hotel offers tremendous replayability. Each game stands alone and requires new tactics and strategies.

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Dixit has been inviting players into a special world of creative play for years. Contemporary artists create exceptional, ambiguous images that are perfect for stimulating the imagination and evoking and exploring all kinds of associations with family and friends. But classical art can be just as inspiring! Dixit: MNK contains 84 brand new cards that you can use as an alternative card deck or combine with a set from one of the base games. They contain fragments of works of art from the collection of the National Museum in Krakow, including Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Lady with the Ermine', Olga Boznańska's 'Girl with Chrysanthemums', Jacek Malczewski's 'Young Poland' and Jan Matejko's 'Wernyhora'. This unique extension allows you not only to discover a world of unconventional associations, but also to wander through the galleries of the MNK and be enchanted by the art of different eras.

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Yellow, casual deck box suitable for protecting and storing up to 80 cards with double sleeves. Use this deck box to store your cards or to take a compact card game with you on holiday!

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Two new variants for even more gaming fun. In this pack you will find two extra score blocks with 80 sheets each (160 in total) for the popular dice game and card game Qwixx. The block contains different versions (AE) per variant, so that all players always have different bonus fields.

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