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Okko Chronicles is a board game for 2-5 players with a playing time of 60-90 minutes. The legendary hero Okko and his four traveling companions hunt the Oni (demons). The goal is to rescue Tikku's sister, who has been kidnapped. Even though the search starts close to home, Okko and his friends soon end up in places beyond their imagination! The Games Friends: “What is Okko Chronicles is a fantastic board game. The rules are quite tough, but you will certainly be rewarded if you persevere. The missions in Okko Chronicles are super diverse and therefore no game is the same. Once you've played all the scenarios once, you can even create your own scenario (or start over, of course!). A winner!"

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In dit spel probeer je de beste boomgaard te maken, door velden van het zelfde fruit te verbouwen. Maar neem je teveel risico, dan levert je veld misschien helemaal niets op! Pak een boomgaardkaart uit de markt en leg die aan in je eigen boomgaard. Doe dit zo slim mogelijk en creëer daarmee grote velden van dezelfde fruitsoort. Grenst een veld fruit aan het aantal waterdruppels dat exact gelijk is aan het aantal fruit in dat veld? Dan scoort het veld punten! De speler met de meeste punten wint het spel.

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In Wie Weet Wat krijgt elke speler een blad waarop verschillende categorieën staan. Het spel begint zodra er een letter uit de letterbalk gekozen is. Daarna wordt de eerste rij gespeeld en moet je zo snel mogelijk elke categorie invullen met een woord dat begint met de gekozen letter. Dit gaat verder totdat je alle rijen zijn gevuld. Daarna worden de punten bij elkaar op geteld. De speler met de meeste punten wint Wie Weet Wat. Dit is de junior-editie van Wie Weet Wat.

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Achterbaksheid is een eerlijk spel en geen truc is te smerig als je hierdoor je favoriete familie in de schijnwerpers kunt zetten.Kaarten aan het banket bepalen wat de status van elke familie is. Stuur hovelingen die uit de gratie zijn gevallen weg en verzamel de hovelingen van hooggewaardeerde families!In elke beurt speel je.... een kaart in je speelgebied, een kaart in het speelgebied van een andere speler en een kaart aan de tafel van de koningin.

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A large, pocket-sized game designed by Alexandre Aguilar & Romaric Galonnier with illustrations by Jonathan Aucomte. Play turns by turning over and exchanging tiles. Strategically place the cats from your clan and catch prey to win the game. But beware of the dogs!

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As night falls over Tokyo, two enormous silhouettes rise from the smoke that curls from the ruined skyscrapers. Only one of you can be crowned King of Tokyo. This can be done by destroying your opponent or by spreading terror and fear.

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In Nimalia you create the most beautiful reserve where the animals live in harmony with each other. Finding the right balance is more difficult than you think. You have to work smart and design a sanctuary that best suits the needs of all animals!

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A spectacular family game! The world's major cities challenge each other to present the most beautiful festival ever. The closing fireworks ceremony, held in all cities, will be the crowning glory of the festivities. In Festival you choose tiles to place on your tableau to create the most impressive and beautiful fireworks show possible... and of course to score the most victory points! This tile placing and stacking game lets you choose between taking and placing a firework tile during your turn, or selecting an objective card that you can complete at the end of the game for victory points. Remember, the higher you stack your firework tiles, the more points you can collect at the end. Also, make sure to time your fireworks show to get those coveted "Crowd-Pleasers" to earn even more points and take your city to the top of the podium! Festival is a color-friendly game for the colorblind: each color has a small symbol associated with it, so everyone can play along.

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Dead Cells: The Rogue-Lite Board Game is a dungeon crawler that offers a cooperative rogue-lite experience inspired by the Metroidvania genre, playable with 1-4 players and with a playtime of approximately 45 minutes. Explore the ever-changing island of Dead Cells in this unforgiving dungeon crawler. Explore. Kill. Die. Mutate. Repeat. Choose one of the four Beheaded (wait a minute... Shouldn't there just be one of these guys? Is this another stupid time loop storyline?). Resurrected with little idea of ​​what's going on, you'll explore the castle further. Choose your path carefully within a vast, ever-changing castle. Will you upgrade one of your character's powers with a perk roll? Or will you pick a chest to equip a new weapon? Perhaps you'll find hidden runes that open new paths and access new biomes. This won't be a walk in the park, however, as the island is infested with the hideous creatures born of Malaise. Each class has unique powers and a deck of action cards. For each enemy encounter, you choose just one action card that covers all three phases of a fight. Loot equipment, gold, perk scrolls and Cells from the corpses of your enemies and grow stronger, but beware... Your hit points are limited and sooner or later you will die. Wandering through enemy dungeons isn’t the safest of occupations, even for your decapitated heroes. Sooner or later, you’ll encounter one monster too many, or step into a deadly trap and lose all your perk scrolls, gear, and collected gold. But that’s not the end of it! Even in death, you can keep your precious Cells to mutate. The Collector lets you use your Cells to purchase permanent mutations that will forever increase your power. Choose cards from three different decks: Brutality, Survival, or Tactics. Level up your action cards to improve your deck, find blueprints to expand your loot deck, increase your health pool, and unlock extra item slots. Or throw your Cells into that mysterious well... (That may seem silly, but hey, you decide...). Death isn’t the end, though! You’ve already lost your head, remember? As the day restarts in a new loop, use your new permanent mutations to take revenge on whoever killed you last time. Venture further and deeper into the island, defeating bosses and gaining access to new starting biomes. Previously played biomes will continue to change, as stronger monsters spawn in them, along with powerful new items. (Damn! Does this game ever end?)

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Beneath the dense canopy of the Pacific Northwest rainforests exists a thriving ecosystem. Salmon swim upstream, wildflowers and lush ferns cover the moss-covered ground, and a gray wolf stalks its next prey. In Canopy: Evergreen, players compete to grow the tallest trees, collect sets of wild plants, and create abundant habitats to help native wildlife thrive. In the game, players take turns drawing new cards for their forest from three growth piles. Each time you look at a pile, you can either choose it and add the cards to your rainforest tableau, or put the pile back face down and add an additional card to it. As the piles grow, you must seek out the plants and animals that will provide the most benefit to your forest – but choose carefully, as the flora and fauna also contain hazards such as fire, disease and drought. After three seasons, the player who has grown the most abundant rainforest wins! Canopy: Evergreen is a standalone game that features card drafting and set collection similar to the original *Canopy* game, but with new rules for gathering food, growing trees on your forest board to gain permanent bonuses, and feeding interactive wildlife. Lose yourself in the evergreen forest with new plants, animals, and eco-friendly 3D tree tokens that grow as you play!

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Carnival of Chaos is an expansion for Thunder Road: Vendetta ( or Thunder Road: Vendetta – Maximum Chrome ) that offers a new way to play. Players race their cars into the arena, collecting wild party items, powerful super weapons, and valuable scrap along the way. This expansion also includes a full set of vehicles and a dashboard, allowing for up to a fifth player to play with this expansion or in the main game. Unlike a regular game of Thunder Road: Vendetta, the winner of Carnival of Chaos is the surviving player with the most scrap at the end of the game. There is no finish line.

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Welcome to Parks: Roll & Hike, the newest and most dice-heavy addition to the Parks family! As you play, you’ll draft dice and record your choices in your handy journal. Record your time in the mountains, forests, and fields by doodling. Keep a log of all the wildlife you spot to earn bonuses along the way, and don’t forget to stay hydrated! Parks: Roll & Hike features six American national parks, illustrated by Andreea Dumuta, that bend the rules of the game to create a unique experience every time you play. Rediscover the world of Parks in its most portable, everyday format yet, with everything you need to throw in your bag and hit the trail. Unique National Park Experiences – Hike the trails and see the sights in six majestic parks: Yosemite, Death Valley, Glacier, Arches, Great Smoky Mountains, and Acadia. Each park brings unique rules and gameplay. Feel the thrill of the journey – Choose a route and follow the path or grab the dice and take the lead. Discover breathtaking views, sketch the picturesque landscape, spot rare wildlife and record it all in your trusty logbook. High-Quality, Custom Components – Uniquely crafted spiral journals, camping-ready dice, trail-tested pencils, and a deluxe eraser. The fun and funky art adds a relaxing vibe to your gaming table. Big fun in a portable travel pack – The big adventure of our classic game Parks, packed into an easy-to-carry pack that goes with you everywhere: to the campsite, on vacation or wherever you go hiking. Quick and easy to get on the table – A fast-paced roll-and-write game with quick turns. Great for nature lovers, national park enthusiasts, couples, families, kids, adults, or solo players.

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Square One is a fast-paced, engine-building strategy game for 1-4 players. Like its predecessor, it offers easy-to-learn but hard-to-master mechanics, making for high replayability for the whole family. Complete chains of beautifully designed, tangible pieces and unleash satisfying combos in a game that’s more than just a sequel—it’s a whole new challenge.

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New paths lead to forgotten lands, and with them come many exciting possibilities! Explorers of Navoria: Forgotten Lands introduces a huge amount of new content that changes the way the game is played. Players now get asymmetric powers and new starting materials. There is also a new worker location and a completely new deck of cards. The bonuses at the end of the exploration paths have now been replaced with variable score goals, and there are additional faction bonuses for players who reach the end of the exploration paths first. Additionally, each round has a unique scoring goal. Will you go for the short game and aim for the current goal, or will you plan ahead and try to score big later in the game? Explorers of Navoria now also comes with all the components needed to play the game with five players. Additionally, it now includes a solo campaign with three difficulty levels and variable side missions, making each solo game highly replayable.

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In the magical land of Navoria, new and strange continents have emerged from the sea. The Council of Navoria has decreed that these new continents be explored, and you and a handful of other intrepid adventurers have answered the call... the stage is set for the adventure of a lifetime in Explorers of Navoria! In Explorers of Navoria, you take action tokens from the bag and use them to draft Adventure cards into your tableau. Adventure cards help you explore Navoria, build settlements on the newly appeared continents, craft supplies and items, and cooperate with the different races of Navoria. Some Adventure cards grant immediate benefits, bolstering your powers; others grant permanent abilities, building an engine in your tableau; and all increase your reputation with the various races of Navoria, unlocking endgame bonuses through set collection. After drafting Adventure cards, use the same tokens you drew from the bag to visit locations on the Navorian mainland in a worker placement phase. Worker placement locations decrease in power with each token placed, so you'll want to visit each location first to get the best benefits!

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Your village has been overrun by ferocious werewolves, represented by the number on each card that forms your village. To drive out these bloodthirsty enemies faster than the neighboring villages, you will use the special powers of your inhabitants and your powerful secret weapon: a silver tooth. Call for a vote when you think you have the least number of werewolves, but be careful, because everyone gets one more turn to save their own village... Silver Fang is a fast and engaging traditional card game with a werewolf twist! Everyone starts the game with five cards face down, with each player choosing and looking at two of their cards. Cards are numbered 0-13, with the number indicating how many werewolves the character on that card attracts, and each character (number) has a different special power. On a turn, you draw the top card from the stock or discard pile and then choose to discard that card to use its power (but only if it came from the stock), discard it without using its power (ditto), or replace one or more of your face-up cards with this card. You may replace multiple cards, but only if they have the same number, and you must reveal the cards to prove this, with a penalty if you get it wrong. Silver Fang can be played as a standalone game or combined with other games from Bézier Games' Silver series. Each version of the game has different card powers and a different silver token power. Silver Fang is unique in that it features team rules and cards that, while working for solo games, can also be used for team play. The Silver Fang token creates a personal discard pile that is only accessible to the owner of the Fang, allowing him and his teammate to play cards that only the Fang owner can choose.

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Coral Reefs is an expansion to the base game Aquatica that introduces the Southern Tribes, more underwater creatures, new characters, and Manta Ray encounters that can completely change the rules of the game! In Aquatica, an engine-building strategy board game, players compete to become the most powerful Sea King. They play cards from their hands, activate powerful combos, conquer locations, recruit creatures, and more—all to accumulate the most Victory Points by the end of the game. Coral Reefs perfectly complements the base game and the other Cold Waters expansion. It comes with several new modules with additional goals and mechanics, along with new components such as coral reef miniatures and transparent reef cards.

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Your village has been overrun by ferocious werewolves, represented by the number on each card that forms your village. To drive out these bloodthirsty enemies faster than the neighboring villages, you will use the special powers of your inhabitants and your powerful secret weapon: a silver eye. Call for a vote when you think you have the least number of werewolves, but be careful, because everyone gets one more turn to save their own village... Silver Eye is a fast and engaging traditional card game with a werewolf twist! Everyone starts the game with five cards face down, with each player choosing and looking at two of their cards. Cards are numbered 0-13, with the number indicating how many werewolves the character on that card attracts, and each character (number) has a different special power. On a turn, you draw the top card from the stock or discard pile and then choose to discard that card to use its power (but only if it came from the stock), discard it without using its power (ditto), or replace one or more of your face-up cards with this card. You may replace multiple cards, but only if they have the same number, and you must reveal the cards to prove this, with a penalty if you get it wrong. Silver Eye can be played as a standalone game or combined with other games from Bézier Games' Silver series. Each version of the game has different card powers and a different silver token power.

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In City of Iron, 2-4 players compete to build a small nation in a world of machines, magic, and money. Become the leader of one of four rival nations: the industrious Humans, the Path Engineers, the learned Cresarians, or the clever Boarmen. Produce goods such as machine parts and bottled demons to gain wealth, or research Steam Age technology and recruit mercenaries to rule the continent. If you want to found new cities, build schooners or airships to reach distant lands and flying islands. Your cities have limited capacity, so you must decide what to keep and what to demolish as you build advanced structures. The future of a nation is in your hands. Build unbreakable foundations for an empire or fade into the dusty pages of history.

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Islebound: Emerald Edition is a special edition of the game with some modified components and rules. It is best viewed as a variant of the game, rather than a 2nd edition. Islebound: Emerald Edition Upgrade Pack was available for owners of the original edition. The metal coins and painted wooden ships were also available separately as Islebound: Emerald Edition Deluxe Components. This edition of Islebound removes the book resource from the original game and replaces it with emeralds. Emeralds have different uses than books. You collect them when visiting a player-controlled city and when you take over a city. Emeralds must be used to purchase building cards, and they can also be used to perform special abilities, such as retaining pirates and snakes after battles! The building deck has been adjusted to account for this resource change. It includes modified building cards from both the original game and some from the Metropolis expansion. There will be no building card expansion for Islebound: Emerald Edition, and the Metropolis expansion is not compatible with this version.

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The first major expansion for A Feast for Odin, The Norwegians, contains a number of additions to the game, with new strategies and puzzle tiles. Revamped Action Board: The largest of the new additions, consisting of three double-sided pieces that can be flipped over to reveal different actions depending on the number of players. This opens up new paths to action and increases the chance that players will get in each other's way. The board includes new features such as slaughter, elk hunting, fishing, and theft, along with adjustments to some old actions. For example, it's now easier to play an animal strategy, as you can now get two of the same animal in one action. There's also a new fifth column of (better) actions that only require one Viking. For example, you can now forge a gray special tile with a sword value of 8 or less using an ore and just one Viking! Another brand new single-Viking action is to perform a "small emigration" with a whaleboat, which covers one space at the feast table instead of two, but yields 7 victory points and costs no silver. As a bonus, you can send two Vikings to this column instead of one, allowing you to play a profession card in addition to the action. The downside is that when you use an action from the fifth column, you can no longer place Vikings for the rest of the round. New puzzle tiles: A 2x5 rectangle (horse/pregnant horse/leather/vadmal) and 5 spaces in a "U" shape (herbs/pig/antlers/tools). The red versions of these tiles contain two new animals, horses (worth 6 victory points) and pigs (worth 1 victory point and breed every round instead of every other round), allowing for even more possibilities for animal strategy. There are also five new gray special tiles, such as a pan, chainmail, and anvil, most of which can be forged with ore. Four new discovery boards: Islands on the front (Isle of Man, Isle of Skye, Islay, Outer Hebrides) with Irish coastal Viking settlements on the back (Waterford, Wexford, Cork, Limerick), where people from Norway wintered, traded and settled. Also included are revamped versions of the four discovery boards from the base game, with updated iconography and some with adjusted victory points. New Buildings: A completely new idea is the random starting building. Everyone gets one of six double-sided “craft shed” boards, and when a player can build a shed, they can instead build the front or back of their craft shed. Like the Stone House and Long House, the craft sheds offer new spaces to place orange and red tiles to earn bonus trade, silver, and victory points, and many of these require specific tiles in specific places. This gives everyone a different starting option – just like the profession cards. Victory Point Tokens: Another new option is that when a player would play a profession card into play, the player can instead choose to discard the card for a victory point token, which is worth 4, 3, or 2 victory points at the end of the game. This adds a nice competitive element, as there are a limited number of 4 victory point and 3 victory point tokens.

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Enhance your gaming experience with this high-quality playmat. Made from neoprene, it is designed to withstand the most exciting play. When laid out, the playmat measures 27 x 75 cm - the perfect amount of space for two players to battle it out.

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In the card game Compile, you are competing Artificial Intelligences trying to understand the world around you. Two players each select three Protocols to test. Concepts ranging from Darkness to Water are played off against each other to achieve ultimate understanding. Play cards in your Protocols command line to break the barrier and beat your opponent to Compile. The first to compile all three Protocols masters these concepts and wins the game. Manage your opponent's Protocols with card actions, Compile your own Protocols as fast as possible and create your own reality. This expansion includes three new Protocols: Love, Hate and Apathy.

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Compile is a two-player mathematical card trick-taking game based on Cassino. The deck consists of cards numbered 1 to 15 in 4 different suits, making a total of 60 cards. In the setup, each player is dealt 4 cards and 4 cards are placed face up in the middle. Players take turns playing a card from their hand and trying to take as many other cards from the middle as possible. Aces are worth one point each, and two lucky cards are worth three points if captured – the 3 of triangles and the 10 of diamonds. Build (compile) stacks of cards throughout the round, but beware – the other player can capture your stack!

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Ark Nova: Zoo Map Pack 2 includes five new zoo designs, with the same design on all four boards, allowing players to compete on the same layout. Additionally, there are four different zoo boards with new and interesting abilities on the other side of these boards.

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In Crafting the Cosmos, you are an interstellar architect competing to build the universe one star at a time. Manipulate the laws of the universe to your advantage, shifting gravity or the flow of time to activate useful Power Cards, and even spawning Advanced Life that can earn you extra victory points at the end of the game. Use your resources wisely as you shape your cosmic creation.

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In Black Forest, you start with a small domain that needs new buildings and livestock. You travel from village to village to enlist the help of the best specialists. By utilizing the skills of these specialists, you can gather resources, place new landscape tiles (e.g. ponds and fields), and construct a variety of buildings, which come in four types: "Immediate" buildings with a one-time effect Processing buildings and buildings with a continuous effect Buildings that provide bonus points for various achievements at the end of the game Choose the right buildings, place landscapes, start your glass production and expand your domain. Two resource wheels on your tableau help you keep track of your resources and production. A wide selection of buildings and their various effects offer many paths to victory.

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Welcome to Floresta, a competitive board game set in Central Portugal. Immerse yourself in the fascinating domain of forest management, where players strive to make the best use of the Mediterranean forest while battling recurring wildfires. Plant trees, score points in different locations, promote tourism, care for local trees, harvest wood, and bring the lynx back to its habitat. Build lookout towers to control fires, and plant trees strategically near them. With every decision that shapes the fate of the forest, will you rise above the competition and emerge as the ultimate protector of this precious ecosystem? Floresta is played on several game boards, each representing mountains, forests or paths through nature. Each turn, players choose a card from their hand and apply its effect by placing a tree on one of the boards. They must strategically plant trees to create a sustainable ecosystem, while also taking measures to prevent and combat forest fires.

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90s; the explosion of the 16-bit video game era in the world. A time when the biggest dream of childhood was to become the Video Game Champion! Video Game Champion takes players back to the nostalgic setting of the early 90s, where they step into the shoes of kids who have to balance multiple activities such as earning an allowance, studying and immersing themselves in the enchanting world of 16-BIT gaming. From browsing through video game magazines to renting games, asking your parents for gifts and pressing buttons for hours, the game captures the essence of that era. Mechanically, players navigate the game by strategically selecting tokens from an Action Grid, with each token activating a corresponding action result from its column or row. The challenge lies in managing resources such as money, button tokens, and "I Owe You One" tokens, adding depth to the decision-making as players attempt to maximize their points by completing games with Poker-style token combinations, exploring new releases, and completing various mission objectives unique to each play session.

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In Hostage Negotiator, you take on the role of a law enforcement agent charged with negotiating the release of hostages held by an unscrupulous figure determined to meet his or her demands at all costs. Each turn in the game represents a conversation between you and the hostage taker. You play cards and roll dice to increase conversation and talking points, lower the threat level, and release hostages. Hostage Negotiator uses a unique "hand-building" mechanic that puts the cards you buy directly into your hand for the next turn, instead of making you wonder when the cards will come out, as in deck-building games. In Hostage Negotiator, there are multiple paths to victory, but the hostage taker has other plans. Will you try to calm him down and make him surrender? Or will you wait and bid the time before sending the team in for a grand rescue operation? How many hostages will you rescue? These are some of the exciting decisions you'll make in a game of Hostage Negotiator!

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Despite the fact that the North American auto industry developed later than in Europe, innovations in mass production of vehicles and the immense internal market made the American auto industry the largest and most powerful in the world. In Kraftwagen: Age of Engineering, you will drive the development of new engines and bodies to bring the best possible range of vehicles to the market. You will also have the chance to demonstrate the power of your engines in the first Grand Prix held on American soil. Kraftwagen: Age of Engineering reintroduces Matthias Cramer's original design with improvements and simplifications that reduce the luck factor. Let the roar of the engines resound, let the design of the new models attract buyers from all corners of the world, and gain the prestige necessary to become the most famous car manufacturer.

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The Meeples Are Back! In 1973, the internationally renowned band, The Meeples, stunned the world by splitting up during the recording of their highly anticipated album, HIFI. Only the “A” side of the album was ever released – but now The Meeples have reunited and YOU are the producer tasked with recording the “B” side of this long-awaited masterpiece. So enter the studio and strategically place audio cards on the song tracks to earn points, complete goals, and gain bonus actions. Tactics can change quickly as opponents remix the board for their own purposes, forcing you to rethink your strategy. Ultimately, whoever earns the most points will be hailed as the greatest producer in music history.

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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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