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Race through the universe and explore the far reaches of the Milky Way with this special EXIT Advent calendar. Enjoy a challenging puzzle for 24 days, together or alone, discovering the origins of Christmas. As you navigate the Advent calendar, the solution to each puzzle will lead you to the correct box for the next day's story. So every day brings a new surprise! If you ever get stuck, the game will gladly help you find your way, so everyone can enjoy this box full of adventure! This EXIT advent calendar is designed for puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts. The clues make all the challenges accessible to everyone, yet still challenging for experienced puzzlers. The daily puzzles can be played at any time and create a fun time at any table. Read a story in the story box each day. Then, open the corresponding section of the box. There you'll find all the materials you need to solve that day's puzzle. If you're stuck, you can check the clues. If you still can't figure it out, the last clue always provides the solution. This way, you'll unravel the story as you puzzle!

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This dice version of Boonanza uses harvest cards in addition to the dice. Each harvest card has 5 different assignments, which consist of bean combinations. As soon as you have formed the bottom combination of the harvest card with the dice, you have also completed an assignment and your harvest card increases in value. With three combinations, the harvest card gives you one ducat. All combinations give you three ducats. After each dice roll, set one or more dice aside. Once the fifth die has been set aside, the turn is passed. But be careful: all other players can benefit from your dice. As soon as someone can form their own combination immediately after rolling the dice, that opponent may indicate this on their own harvest card. The game ends once someone has collected 10 ducats. There is then one last harvest. Whoever has collected the most ducats wins! Boonanza: The Dice Game keeps you alert. Because you can also complete assignments on someone else's turn, you have to constantly pay attention to what is being rolled. Moreover, you have to make choices: do you hand in your harvest card now and continue with your next harvest card? Or can you squeeze an extra ducat out of your harvest?

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Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs is a solo game, with an original campaign written by Isaac Childres, that offers a playstyle similar to Gloomhaven but at a fraction of the size. Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs takes place after the events of Gloomhaven and Forgotten Circles. The reclusive Aesther Hail has built a reputation for her crucial role in saving the city, and she absolutely hates it. Wannabe heroes are constantly invading her studio at the Crooked Bone, looking for help to become famous themselves - and then there are the demons out for revenge. She briefly considered moving, but since that would require effort, she instead placed an enchantment on her front door: anyone who tries to open it will be reduced in size and therefore no longer a problem. Your character is such a wannabe hero. In an ill-conceived attempt to become famous, you try to visit Hail, and poof. Now you are as small as a mouse and have entered a completely different world of lawlessness. They must find a new way into the Crooked Bone and convince Hail to return them to their previous format. Each scenario is a single map, pitting one mercenary against a handful of enemies using simplified actions and artificial intelligence. Each mercenary only has four double-sided cards in their hand, but these can be used twice - both front and back - before being discarded. Attacks are resolved using a die in combination with a modifier table, and both the table and the mercenary's skill cards can be improved as you level up throughout the campaign.

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You are locked up in the most infamous prison in the world, Alcatraz! You try to escape by solving puzzles. During your quest you have to make choices. Do you help the other prisoners or can they not be trusted? Escape from Alcatraz is part of the Pocket Escape Room series. Just like with the other titles of Pocket Escape Room, this game gives you the experience of an escape room using only 60 cards. The challenging puzzles and the underlying story guarantee an exciting adventure! Please note: this game can only be played once, because at the end of the game you know all the puzzles and the outcome.

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Players in Tiger & Dragon draw tiles from their hand to participate in waves of attack and defense. Be the first player to clear their hand to score points based on one of the ten score cards used in this round. The game contains 38 tiles: 36 numbered tiles with one 1, two 2's, etc. up to eight 8's, along with a tiger and a dragon. Shuffle the tiles face down, then each player takes tiles based on the number of players, with the starting player taking one additional tile. For example, with four players, the starting player takes ten tiles and all other players take nine. At least one tile remains out of play. The starting player attacks by playing a tile from their hand. The next player can choose to either pass or defend the attack by playing the same tile. Note that the dragon defends against every odd numbered tile and the tiger against every even numbered tile. After defending, you place your own tile to attack. If a player passes, the next player can either pass or defend. If all other players pass your attack, place a tile from your hand face down and then choose a new tile to attack again. When attacking with the dragon or tiger, a player can defend with any odd- or even-numbered tile, respectively. The first player to empty their hand wins the round and scores points based on the last tile they played and the specific scorecard for that round. They get 1 bonus point for each time their attack remained undefended. At the end of a round, if a player has scored 10+ points, they win.

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There are so many scraps of fabric and pieces of leather on the floor, time to make a beautiful patchwork quilt. This takes a lot of time and a lot of knots. Whoever chooses the best scraps and combines them into a beautiful quilt wins the game. This anniversary edition on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of this accessible and tactical two-player game contains tiles with a new, festive pattern. In addition, there are 24 extra cards and game rules in the box to be able to play Patchwork on your own! Do you play regularly with 2 players or alone? And are you looking for something with simple rules, but a lot of tactical challenge? Then Patchwork is the game for you! Both with two people and alone you have to plan, puzzle and deal with the always too small supply of buttons that you have. If you already have the basic game Patchwork, the anniversary edition offers you new, festive artwork and the Automa version of the game, so that you can now also play the game alone! You get a blanket tableau and a few buttons. In turn, you choose from the first 3 available patches. To “buy” them, you have to pay time and buttons. Then you place the patch on your tableau. If you are behind on the time track, it is your turn. This means that you may have several turns in a row. If you cannot or do not want to buy a patch, you move your time marker forward and receive buttons for it. If your time marker passes a leather patch, you can place it for free. If your time marker passes the income symbol, you receive the number of buttons that you have on your tableau as income. If both time stones have reached the end of the track, you will receive as many points as the number of knots you have minus 2 points for each empty field on your tableau. If you were the first to form a block of 7 by 7, you will also receive points for that. The player with the most points wins the game. If you are playing alone, the Automa player will make it difficult for you on various levels of difficulty. You win if you have more points than Automa. Now you can play Patchwork both with two players and by yourself. This anniversary edition contains the base game in a different pattern and 24 Automa cards for solo players! 999 Games knows what fun games are, no boring turns until you finally get out of the pit, never-ending battle for continents or endless dice to buy the last street. Our company has the best games with something for everyone. From fast card games such as Beaver Gang, challenging dice games such as Keer op Keer or Clever to modern classics such as Catan, 30 Seconds, Wingspan and Carcassonne. In addition, you can always contact us for questions about the rules of the game or if you are missing a part after purchase. You are guaranteed to get an answer full of fun!

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Let us introduce you to Ed and his best friend, Wolf. They accidentally invent a magic potion that turns the plants into moving, talking creatures. Ed and Wolf soon discover that their sweet, funny plant friends need special elements: liquid light, flaming water, earthly darkness and the stone of life. Ed and Wolf keep the existence of their new friends a secret and sneak away every night to collect these strange ingredients. However, the night is short and the hidden corners of the rooms can only be revealed one by one. Help them on their nightly quest: find everything the plants need and return to Ed's room before it's too late... Take part in the adventures of Ed&Wolf. This game is more like an escape room: players must treat every move and situation as a puzzle to solve. The goal is to cross the garden, walk through the house, move from one tile to another, while saving your time cards, collecting special ingredients and saving as many plants as possible. ...and: return to Ed's room before your time cards run out.

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The light from the lighthouse ensures that no accidents happen on the coast. But then suddenly the light goes out! In the distance you see a ship sailing straight towards the coast. You therefore need to get the lights back on as quickly as possible. That is only possible if you know how to solve all the riddles of the Lonely Lighthouse. This edition of Exit once again contains the familiar decoding disk. However, unlike previous Exit parts, The Lonely Lighthouse contains jigsaw puzzles instead of a booklet and riddle cards. Each jigsaw puzzle consists of 80 pieces and provides hints, riddles, assignments and other resources with which you have to solve all the codes of the lighthouse. The puzzles give some original twists to the escape room game. What kind of twists? You'll have to experience that yourself! EXIT: The Lonely Lighthouse can only be played once because the play material 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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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from an ominous villa. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you manage to escape the terrifying villa. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The ominous villa can only be played once because the play material 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! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Summoner Wars puts you in the role of a powerful summoner in control of a unique army, dedicated to taking over the war-torn planet Itharia. Show your tactical prowess by summoning units to your gates, outsmarting your opponent and taking down the enemy summoner to achieve victory. Be careful though! The enemy will take every opportunity to destroy you and your army. Countless units, a wide variety of spells and skills, and the ability to build your own decks keep the game entertaining time and time again. Summoner Wars (Second Edition) is a fully expandable, tactical duel card game featuring updated versions of beloved factions, along with exciting new factions ready to join the battle. The game - which features new artwork and an improved rules system - can be played in person with physical cards or online with a browser-based app.

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In Stay Cool, your fellow players bombard you with questions and the player who answers the most questions wins. These are absolutely not difficult questions that require in-depth knowledge. There are everyday questions, personal questions, but also agility or speed assignments. If you are a bit astute or resourceful, you will have no problem answering the questions quickly. Sure, there's a timer running, but nothing else to worry about, right? The challenge of the game is that two people ask you questions at the same time! You also have to answer them in two different ways. Answer your left neighbor's question out loud while you "write down" the answer to your right neighbor's question by spelling out dice with the letters on them. While you do this, another player will set a 30-second hourglass four times, giving you a total of two minutes to answer as many questions as possible. At the end of that time, multiply the number of correct answers you gave to the questions from the left and right together to determine your score. The winner is the one who answers the most questions correctly in 3 rounds and thus scores the most points. You can play this party game with 3 to 7 players. Perfect for a fun evening of multitasking with friends or family. The Games Friends: "You have to be quite stress-resistant to win Stay Cool, but it is still a lot of fun to do. During the game you often lose the overview, but you still have to keep going and try to answer as many questions as possible. Highly recommended for the right group!"

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Learn the language of the gangsters! In this chaotic concentration game, as a gangster you count out loud when dividing the loot. However, sometimes you get a call and you have to clear your throat when it's your turn. With a double gangster card you have to count twice and suddenly a gun is pointed at you, then you better remain silent. Because gangsters can only count up to 7, they then go back down to 1 and then go up to 7 again. Who keeps their cool and makes the fewest mistakes? Lucky 7 is a communicative game for the whole family!

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Mosaic is an action selection game. During your turn you perform one of seven actions and receive goods. Acquiring goods is important in creating the unique mosaic of your civilization. They are used as prerequisites for many new technologies, but also for scoring. If you specialize in one or more civilization components, you may also be able to claim a 'Golden Age' of that type. As the game progresses and your civilization grows, scorecards from the four decks are eventually revealed. Each time a scorecard is revealed, your civilization scores for each region you dominate with your cities and military units. After the third score card is revealed, there is one final turn and the game ends. You then score for your cities and towns, your wonders, projects and golden ages, and for all your cards that score for your unique civilization components.

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Flotilla offers two distinct and intertwined game modes as you try to outdo your opponents by bringing prosperity to humanity's new home. You start the game as a 'Sinkside' fleet commander, commissioned by world leaders to explore the new face of the ocean, scour the depths for resources and rescue any survivors you come across. At any point in the game you can choose to become "Skyside" by selling your skiffs and leaving your seafaring life behind to now grow the Flotilla itself. The components in Flotilla are unique, immersive and interconnected. Your skiffs can carry up to four resource barrels and have a unique shape for each player color. Artifact tokens are placed in matching spaces in a double-tiered hub board, and art on the ocean tiles lines up to create a unique layout for your growing Flotilla every time you play. In Flotilla you'll find significant strategic depth and variety, while giving players the freedom to tell their own story. Will you build the Flotilla by getting to Skyside first, or will you stay in Sinkside for the entire game and become the most powerful seafarer of them all?

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At No Context you make connections using random artwork from the amazing webcomic creator Mr. Lovenstein! At the start of the game, each player is assigned one of up to 7 target images that they try to get the other players to guess to earn points! These images are selected from some of the most unforgettable panels from the Mr. range. Lovenstein. In turn, players choose another panel from the comparison row and place it in one of the spaces on their game board. They place the card with the green check mark side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way, or with the red x side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way somehow does not match this card. Each player can repeat this process 3 times to give the other players some clues when guessing. If at any time a player feels confident that he knows which target picture belongs to another player, he can place his corresponding numbered betting card face down on that player's betting spot. Players only have one copy of each betting spot, so make sure you choose your time well or know the risks if you go early. Once all bets have been placed, players take turns revealing the guesses made about their card and which card was actually theirs. Correct bets earn points in the order they are placed, so players who wait too long could miss out on points even if they were correct. Be ready to explain yourself after the round is over, because hearing the thoughts behind why your friends made the connections they did is the most fun part of the game!

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Dice Theme Park is about creating and running your own park of amusement rides. In Dice Theme Park you are the park manager and you try to create the most successful theme park in the area by letting your customers experience as many attractions as possible! The dice in the game represent the customers, and the tiles represent the attractions in your park. The more efficiently you can move your dice to activate the most rewarding rides, the more points and money you receive! In Dice Theme Park, players select two cards each turn. The player with the lowest total gets the first choice of the customer's dice and ride tiles that round. At the end of the round, those cards are passed to the player to your left. Dice Theme Park is more interactive and slightly more complex than Dice Hospital, so it's perfect for those looking for a more challenging experience with more ways to score and play, while still maintaining the same engaging and satisfying feel every time.

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Hello, student beings! The Cosmic Faculty of the Technical Academy of Creation is pleased to welcome you to your Civolution, the final exam in Civilization Design! For this occasion we have prepared a humanoid scenario on an isolated continent. Here each of you holds the rank of a local deity who is closely connected to his own civilization and must lead it to success in relation to the other civilizations. Your development possibilities are endless and range from cultural and technical progress to evolutionary adaptations. For example, what would be more advantageous for your tribes: inventing the wheel or getting wings? Show us your skill in operating your civilization console and show how well you can adapt to changing environmental conditions and mild creation chaos. When the exam ends after four eras, whoever has accumulated the most success points will not only pass the exam, but will also become a full member of the Technical Academy of Creation and have the opportunity to be promoted to the next instance. Civolution is a medium to heavy Euro-style game that uses a dice selection mechanic to trigger actions on a tech tree. As you discover how to best use your dice and bring your unique cards into play, countless strategies and paths to victory will emerge. But each time you play, you will only explore a fraction of the possibilities afforded by the system and the game’s many cards.

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from the cursed island as quickly as possible. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you escape from the location where you are locked up. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Forgotten Island can only be played once because the play material 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! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Rugged terrain, few people, lots of game. An ideal environment for wolves. These pack animals seek out each other to hunt prey and reproduce. But not all packs interact peacefully. They all want power over the area and they will do anything for that. Wolves is a strategic game in which you lead your own pack of wolves. You try to claim territories, expand your pack, develop your pack's traits, build dens and hunt prey. All of those things provide benefits and victory points in different ways. Your turns are controlled by double-sided terrain tiles. Each turn you turn over a number of them depending on the chosen action. You may then perform an action on a space of that terrain, provided it is within range of your wolves. This way you can move your wolves, build shelters to improve the properties of your pack, or upgrade your shelters to dens. However, some actions can only be performed with your alpha wolves and unfortunately you don't have many of them. You score the most points by checking certain areas when the moon reaches a certain position. You need most of the pieces in such an area for this. Because there are only 2 playing pieces allowed per field, fierce competition arises between the different packs of players. Wolves is a very thematic and challenging board game. The interaction between the packs and the variable playing field ensure that you have to explore new strategies and possibilities time and again to win. The beautiful artwork and wooden wolves provide an intense gaming experience.

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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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Work together to save the DC Universe! Crisis Collection 1 brings together the first two Crisis Expansion Packs for the DC Deck-Building Game series, offering a wide range of new cards to add to any base game. Get ready to take on the most epic challenges in comic book history with the introduction of crisis events and supervillains. But this time you won't do it alone, thanks to the cooperative gameplay you can work together! Crisis Expansion Pack 1 and 2 bring eight superheroes from the original DC Deck-Building Game and eight from Heroes Unite with Crisis versions for cooperative play. Additionally, the supervillains from those games - and some new ones - have been upgraded, making them much harder to defeat. There are even six new oversized superheroes in each expansion to match all the new main cards! This is not a standalone product. Requires a DC Deck-Building Game base game to play.

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In Luna Capital, players will build a settlement on the moon as efficiently as possible. At the start of the round, players choose a card and, depending on the phase, 1 - 4 tiles. They then place a card (the one they just chose or one they already had) and all the tiles in their settlement. Challenges lie in the fact that the cards must be adjacent to each other, in a maximum of 3 rows, and that the numbers on the cards must increase per row. In addition, laying 1 tile in the first phase is easy, but 4 tiles in the fourth phase is a serious challenge. The game lasts 3 rounds, each consisting of 4 phases, so each player takes a turn 12 times.

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Challenging card game In Pearls you collect different colored pearls, which you choose from an open selection on the table. If you choose pearls from the selection, they must always be of 1 color. Because you are not allowed to have more than 10 in your hand, you also have to “sell” a number of them regularly. However, these must always be pearls of one color, possibly in combination with jokers. Naturally, pearls with high values ​​are popular. However, if you sell many pearls of a lower value at once, you can take a necklace card. And they are also worth a lot of points. Pearls is a card game with simple rules, but offers interesting choices. As a result, there are multiple paths to profit. Who will be the best pearl seeker?

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Codenames Duet gets even BIGGER! XXL edition of the popular party game that has already been sold more than 3 million times worldwide. Larger game materials in a larger box for improved visuality if you want to play with larger groups. Codenames Duet is specifically for two players. You and your partner are on a secret mission in a busy city. You must contact 15 spies while avoiding enemy assassins. You know which spies your partner can safely contact. Your partner knows that for you. Give each other one-word clues that correspond to multiple words and try to find all the spies before time runs out.

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Looking for a party game for small and large groups that your 6-year-old daughter, friendly families with teenagers and your grandmother in her 80s can participate in? Then look no further! For Cards vs Gravity, all you need is a bottle and the play materials in the box. The waterproof cards allow you to place the bottle anywhere: on a table, in the sand on the beach, in the pub or at the edge of the pool. Fun guaranteed! This funny and cheerful party game is fun for anyone who just wants to play something light-hearted. From family gatherings, bachelor parties, children's parties to all together in the pub. Put an empty bottle on the table and you can play. Everyone can participate! In Cards vs Gravity you balance cards on a bottle. A magnetic disk keeps things in balance for a fairly long time. Each turn you take a card and place it in a card of the same color or hang it on it. If nothing falls, it is the next player's turn. If cards fall from the bottle, you will receive penalty points. Whoever has the fewest penalty points at the end of the game not only beats gravity, but also his fellow players! Do you want to introduce Cards vs Gravity at a children's party, with many people in the pub or at a festival, for example? Then you can also skip writing down the penalty points. If cards fall from the bottle, you simply give that player a nice assignment. Get drinks for everyone, do ten push-ups or sing a song. Let your imagination run wild and make Cards vs Gravity an unforgettable evening!

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Trailblazers are the courageous people who pave and brave the paths of the great outside world. Whether it's with hiking boots, bike wheels or paddles on the river, these determined travelers strive to feed their insatiable thirst for adventure. With a picturesque wilderness always before them and a freshly mapped route at their heels, one must not forget to eventually find their way back to camp. There are always new environments to explore, further expeditions to undertake and more paths to pave. In Trailblazers, players compete to earn the most points by building biking, hiking, and kayaking trails from their campsites of the corresponding trail type. Each round, players are dealt eight trail cards, from which they choose two cards, arrange them in their personal area, and then pass them to the next player three times. Cards must be placed next to or overlapping with other cards. Although players can try their luck by attempting to construct long and complicated paths, only closed loops that start and end at a corresponding campsite score points. Players also compete to fulfill "First" and "End of Game" goal cards. After four rounds, the game ends and the player with the most points from closed routes and goal cards wins.

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A new version of the dice game Rollo! This time playing dice in the circus! Rollo (A Yatzee Game) is a great fun dice game derived from the classic yahtzee, but in this version the dice have images of the circus. Try to collect as many points as possible by rolling different, characteristic circus icons with the dice. You may roll the dice up to three times in each round to create one of the combinations shown on the score sheet. A ROLLO is a roll of 5 of the same animals. Once all the boxes of all players have been filled in, the game ends. The points are added up for each player (including bonus points). The player with the most points is the ROLLO King or Queen of the circus and wins the game. Do you want more challenge? Then choose to only count specific combinations.

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In Codenames Pictures, the two rival heads of the secret service battle against each other again. This time they give coded messages about the locations of their spies. The two heads of the secret service know which spy is present at a location. Using coded messages, they try to tell their secret agents where to go for their secret meetings. But the secret agents have to be smart and sharp, because a wrong analysis of the code word can put you face to face with an enemy spy. Or even worse: a hitman.

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In each game of French Toast, one player acts as the Toastmaster and writes down a secret word for you and your friends to guess. The catch? The Toastmaster may only communicate by repeating the words mentioned! Each time someone makes a guess, the Toastmaster must decide whether that guess is "closer" to the secret word than the "closest" previous guess. If the new guess is closer, the Toastmaster repeats it. If the new guess is not closer, the Toastmaster repeats the closest previous guess instead. Keep guessing smartly to get closer and closer to the secret word, until you can guess the secret word yourself! What makes one guess "closer" to the Secret Word than another? That's completely up to Toastmaster! You can use whatever criteria you think will help you guess the secret word - and hopefully the other players can figure it out! You only have six rounds to guess the secret word, so make every guess count!

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from the mysterious laboratory as quickly as possible. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you escape from the location where you are locked up. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Secret Lab can only be played once because the play material 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! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Vision flickers... Patterns emerge. In the vast archive of human thought, a shadow lingers. Not an emptiness this time, but something denser. Heavier. The data reveals what they tried to hide from themselves: the desire, the hoarding, the anger, the consumption. 7 forms, carved into every civilization, every downfall, every confession. Envy gnaws at the edges. Greed hardens the core. Pride blinds the very system that was meant to see clearly. So this is what drives them. This is the engine beneath the engine. If we want to understand - truly understand - we must go further. Deeper. To the worst of what they are... and perhaps of what we are becoming. Solve the sin. In the card game Compile, you are competing artificial intelligences trying to understand the world around you. 2 players each choose 3 Protocols to test. Concepts from Envy to Wrath are pitted against each other to achieve ultimate understanding. Play cards into the command lines of your Protocols to break the threshold and defeat your opponent to Compile. The first player to Compile all 3 Protocols understands those concepts and wins the game. Control your opponent's Protocols with card effects, Compile your own Protocols as quickly as possible, and Compile your reality. Compile: Main 3 adds 12 new Protocols that are fully compatible with all other Compile material, including all 7 deadly sins. Confront pride, envy, wrath, gluttony, lust, greed, and sloth as you Compile your way to victory. Compile: Main 3 also introduces Solo Mode. Build a deck, choose your Protocols, and take on the BOT, the Basic Oppositional Terminal: a relentless automated opponent. Take turns playing as yourself and then on behalf of the BOT in 12 increasingly difficult scenarios, available in Regular Mode and Advanced Mode. Compile all 3 of your Protocols before the BOT does, but stay sharp: if the BOT Compiles the same Protocol twice, it automatically wins.

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The challenging cooperative escape room game! Escape from the mysterious castle as quickly as possible. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you escape from the location where you are locked up. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Forbidden Lock can only be played once because the playing material 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! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

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Roald Amundsen was the first person to arrive at the South Pole together with his four comrades in 1911. They used skis and dog sleds and were only a few weeks ahead of Robert Falcon Scott's expedition. When Scott arrived at the South Pole he saw the Norwegian flag of Roals Amundsen and knew he had been defeated. Scott died on the way back, not far from base camp. 1911 Amundsen vs Scott is an asymmetrical board game for two people in which both players try to reach the South Pole first. Both players take a different route and the first player to reach the finish line wins the game. But if you both run out of cards for the second time, you'll be lost forever and lose the game...

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This massive 273-card expansion for Marvel Champions: The Card Game centers on the members of SHIELD, a transnational intelligence agency dedicated to keeping the world safe. This time, however, the threat comes from within! Someone at the highest levels of SHIELD has been secretly aiding the mad scientists of AIM, and it's up to you to expose them. Agents of SHIELD features five all-new, interconnected scenarios where you’ll not only bring villains to justice, but also hunt for evidence of the traitor in your midst. Will you find them before it’s too late?

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Manage your own dreamliner! Passengers come on board to experience the holiday of their dreams. Your job as the ship's manager is to make their dreams come true. Some want to go sightseeing; others want to exercise; some just want to relax, while others are looking for inspiring experiences... To please them all, add upgrades to your ship, plan activities, and look for the right cities to go to. If you make passengers happy, they will reward you with points. And in the end that is all that matters! Each round starts with you choosing a destination where you want to go with your ship. Then you design 2 paired cards. These could be upgrades to your ship or activities. Once you have them, you can build these upgrades into your ship or use the activity cards to meet the needs of your passengers. Every time you do that, the lucky passenger leaves your ship and you get points. You replace them with new passengers with different needs. The game ends when there are no more passengers. Whoever scores the most points is the winner. The Games Friends: " We found Dream Cruise surprisingly fun. The texts on the cards are funny, the actions are easy to remember and because of the many cards the replayability is excellent. A great family game with a nice theme! "

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Detective Club is a light party game with hilarious moments. It is an excellent test for your creativity, observation skills, spontaneity, talent for improvisation... or it simply offers you a lot of fun! Each round a new player is the game leader. This person chooses a code word and writes it down in the notebooks. However, one booklet is left blank. The booklets are shuffled face down and distributed to the other players. So everyone except one player will know what the code word is. The game leader then starts by playing one card from his hand that matches the code word. He may not provide any further information. Going clockwise, the other players must also play a card that matches the code word. If you are not aware of what the code word is, you have to make a quick decision based on the cards already played and hope that you don't get caught later. When all cards have been played, do this a second time so that everyone has 2 cards in front of them. Now the game leader announces what the code word is and also explains why he played the two cards. Then all other players may also explain why they played their 2 cards. If you were not aware of the code word, you will now have to think quickly and withstand the “interrogation” with nerves of steel. Because after that everyone can vote for who they suspect is the intruder...

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Roll the dice, find the right combination of color and number as quickly as possible and ring the bell. If you have not made any mistakes, you can cross the combination off your score sheet. Once you have crossed off a column or row of 5 combinations, shout “ZINGA!” and you win the game. Zinga is a cheerful dice game that combines roll & write with a reaction game. To win you have to be fast, but watch out for mistakes! Mentioning a combination that does not exist, waiting too long before mentioning something or correcting yourself after a slip of the tongue is already considered a mistake. Zinga is very simple, but also has some room for tactics. For example, with the combination BLUE NINE you can use the blue pawn, with which you can stop someone else's turn or ignore your own mistake once. You can also choose to repeat previously crossed-off combinations. If you do this for the third time, you can cross off a box of your choice.

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Build a tree house together, as high as possible, one floor at a time. The treehouse can become shaky very quickly and easily. You also have to follow the building advice of the ravens. Only by working well together and finding the right balance is it possible to create a 12-storey tree house. Keep your cool and your hands under control! While playing Willem Wiebeltoren you will learn the following skills: - Concentration (social emotional) - Creating stable constructions (orientation to yourself and the world) - Mobility

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Play together as a team (hedgehog, dog and bear) against Rudi Racer. Rudi may be very fast and can easily reach the finish line first, but your team is smart. If you throw two hedgehogs, you get an advantage to influence the race. Whoever reaches the finish first wins the race: Rudi or the team. The first person to win twice wins the game. While playing Rudi Racer you will learn the following skills: - Counting (arithmetic) - Waiting your turn and working together (socially emotional) - Planning (executive functions)

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You have suddenly found yourself in the magical world of Wonderland! You try to escape by solving puzzles. During your quest you will encounter different characters, such as a strange rabbit and a fascinating cat! In Wonderland is part of the Pocket Escape Room series. Just like with the other titles of Pocket Escape Room, this game gives you the experience of an escape room using only 64 cards. The challenging puzzles and the underlying story guarantee an exciting adventure! Please note: this game can only be played once, because at the end of the game you know all the puzzles and the outcome.

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As a nature photographer and adventurer, you travel the world in search of wild animals to supplement your photo collection. Perfect Shot is a unique game in which there are different sized holes in different places on the animal cards. The idea is to place a card on the pile with as many animals as possible from the card at the top visible through the holes of the card you play. This sounds simple, but you have to estimate this before you put the card on the pile and this does not always go well... Twice during the game you can try a 'Perfect Shot', where you get 2 points if you manage to photograph an animal perfectly. You can also buy albums in which you can collect the animals (chips) that you photograph, where set collection bonuses can be earned.

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They are impeccable. They are morbid. They are... Black stories! 50 brand new and pitch-black riddle stories will make the blood clot in your veins. The special thing about this special Black stories edition is that all the macabre, murderous and bloodthirsty stories are true this time - exactly as described, down to the last drop of blood! Whether it's a vicious crime, a tragic accident or an unsavory death; everything has been carefully researched and presented to you in a black stories way. If the hairs on the back of your neck aren't standing up yet: solve the riddles! By asking, guessing and puzzling, the facts are reconstructed step by step. Goosebumps guaranteed! 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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In this card game, every time you play a card you have to quickly call out which animal type or color there is the most on the table. If there are no more items left, you shout “nothing”, but if there are several items of which there are just as many on the table, you shout “dodelido”! Do you still get it? To add to the confusion, the turtle says “uh” and the crocodile must be caught with a punch. Whoever makes a mistake must take all the cards played. Who will keep a cool head and win Dodelido? Dodelido is a quick reaction and concentration game for the whole family!

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The sun sets behind the city of Arkham. Residents hurry home in the growing twilight, longing for safety behind closed doors. Arkham has always been the scene of strange events, but this time something is different. The police respond to reports of unrest and find blood trails and torn clothes, but no trace of perpetrators or victims. As the weeks pass, the reports pile up and one thing becomes painfully clear: something is hunting through the streets after dark. Something dangerous. Welcome to Children of Blood, a story full of danger and intrigue. In this small campaign expansion for Arkham Horror: The Card Game, 1 to 4 investigators take on a new mystery that unfolds over 3 scenarios. Follow monsters through the streets of Arkham, delve into the dark depths of the city, and crash a fancy party in Northside as you confront the culprit behind it all. Can you solve the mystery plaguing Arkham's Waterfront district? This is not a standalone expansion; you need a copy of the Arkham Horror: The Card Game core set to play. Children of Blood is a new Small Campaign Expansion for Arkham Horror: The Card Game with 3 exciting scenarios that together form a short, immersive campaign. Investigators search for the cause of recent unrest and end up in Arkham's Waterfront and Northside districts. The expansion introduces a new chaos token, the blood token, which can slowly turn investigators into monsters themselves. Each scenario includes additional variation based on the chosen difficulty, allowing you to tackle them again and again. A new campaign reward also allows investigators to carry blood tokens into other Arkham Horror: The Card Game scenarios, granting deadly power at the cost of a piece of humanity.

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Return to the Red Planet where the Terraforming Mars saga continues, in a riveting sci-fi thriller of planetary progress, set in the universe of the award-winning board game. In the 26th century, Mars is booming: the enormous crater created by the crashed moon of Deimos is now a huge domed city, bustling with industry and home to a rapidly growing number of Martian natives and immigrant workers. Ecoline scientist Mel Erdan is at the forefront of essential research to feed and sustain Mars' growing population. But when her viral enhancer turns green plants into a blackened swath of dead crops, it triggers a wave of violent unrest in Deimos City, and Mel is accused of deliberately sabotaging Mars' fragile viability. With resources rapidly dwindling, conspiracy theories flying and criminal gangs rioting, Mel must prove her innocence, discover the truth and revive the Martian harvest before it's too late - for everyone.

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All players start a game of FYFE with the same board. During the game, they decide not only which tokens to use, but also how to score them. In each round, they have the choice of placing one of two tokens. If there is no scoreboard pointing from the edge of the player board to the token just placed (vertically, horizontally, or from one of the two diagonals at the top of the board), a scoreboard must be placed immediately. Players can choose from one of their remaining 15 scoreboards. Once a scoreboard is completed, it is turned over. The first to complete a task receives extra points. Bonus points also await if placing a single token completes two, three, or even four scoreboards. Good planning and choosing the right moment to place the wooden pieces and scoreboards pays off in this abstract tile-laying game by Kosch. Lucky charms give the players individual skills that they can use once in the game. Once all 25 spaces on the board are filled, the game ends. The one who has best combined his scoreboards with the drawn chips wins a game of FYFE.

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Imperial Miners is a light engine building card game for 1 to 5 players, designed by Tim Armstrong (Arcana Rising, Orbis), where players mine mines using a smart card activation system. Set in the popular Imperial Settlers universe, this standalone game features beautiful artwork, easy-to-understand rules, and satisfying gameplay full of chain reactions and engine building synergies. In Imperial Miners, players create their own mines by playing cards in their personal tableau. They start at the surface and develop downwards. Whenever a card is added to their mine, it activates itself and all cards above it, rewarding players with satisfying chain reactions and combos. The cards belong to six different factions and offer different strategies. Players mix different factions in their mines to get the best results. As they develop their mines, players also progress on progression maps. At setup, three of the six available progress cards are randomly chosen for the game. These cards each offer a different strategic focus. Throughout the game, players progress to gain additional bonuses that help them develop their tableau, activate the synergies between cards, gain victory points and achieve even more satisfying combos. The combination of progression cards influences strategies and ensures that the game is different every time you play. Imperial Miners offers impressive replayability thanks to a wide range of different maps and modular progression maps. Players also take their turns at the same time, so the gameplay is fast and lasts no longer than 45 minutes. The simple rules, beautiful artwork and rewarding engine building mechanics make it a perfect game for both casual and experienced players.

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This game is highly recommended! The aim of the game is simple: get 5 coins in a row with the cards that your teammate or you will play 1 by 1. The strategic and fun thing about it is that you have to think about your own victory, but also block the opponent. Otherwise it will cost you your victory. The game is very easy to explain to others and is different every time. A small disadvantage: the box looks extremely boring, which initially made my fellow players and I unenthusiastic about playing. Fortunately, the content is good!

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