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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The Brain consists of 1 or more attempts to solve a puzzle until the players succeed or give up. The game is played clockwise. On your turn, you must place a card in the middle and perform the corresponding action. You can then take a card from the draw pile. You win the game when all the cards in your hand have been played away and the draw pile is empty. But once a predetermined number of cards are in the middle at the end of a turn, you all lose. You can then discuss how you can make it happen the next time you try. Due to the different starting situations and the many levels of difficulty, this card game of our own making always remains challenging! Can also be played solitaire!

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Simple card game for the whole family. Try to get rid of all your cards and don't get stuck with the donkey! The cards are dealt. If you have the donkey card, you can start. You play one or more cards with the same number. Then the next player goes. He must play the same number of cards, but with a higher number, or pass. If you play the donkey card, a special round follows, in which the player who plays the highest card receives the cards, including the donkey. The round ends when one of the players runs out of cards. The players who still have cards receive penalty points for this, with the donkey card worth extra penalty points. Who is the Donkey? is a very accessible card game, in which the players can thwart each other extremely well.

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Simplified variant of the smooth dice game Earthworms. In this updated version of Earthworms, which has been specially developed for children, players no longer have to calculate. They simply count the number of symbols collected. This popular dice game is also great for the little ones. Because the game contains fewer tiles, Earthworms Junior does not take as long.

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"The Red Cathedral" is a strategy board game in which players lead construction teams to build St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. Lead your team, assign sections, send resources and complete construction while bypassing your rivals. The Tsar is watching and only the most skilled builder will win his favor. With a beautiful tribute to the art of Ivan Bilibin, this game offers accessible rules and deep strategy for hours of fun. This game is perfect for lovers of strategic games with accessible rules. Due to the many random factors, the game is different every time. Furthermore, the game contains rules for playing solo. During the game, players can take one of three actions on their turn: claim a portion of the cathedral, send resources to build it, or go to the market to obtain more resources. Each action has its own mechanic and requires players to pay close attention to what the other players are doing. Once the parts of the cathedral have been allocated, the players take possession of their share. The more parts a player builds and completes with their own tower, the more points they receive at the end of the game. Players can send resources to the parts of the cathedral they have claimed. When they send enough resources to complete a section, they receive rewards in the form of money and prestige points. They can also install decorations on the finished parts to gain even more recognition from the Tsar. This part of the game also acts as a clock, because once a player completes the construction of their sixth part, the game ends. The Red Cathedral is accessible with simple rules and in-depth strategy. It will certainly appeal to those who are more interested in the challenge of strategically optimizing their position than in the complexity of the rules.

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Work together to identify the correct “Harry Potter” character from a group of 12 cards. The game features the best-known and most popular characters from the book and film series! Do you like cooperative games and are you also a big fan of Harry Potter? Then don't wait any longer and try this exciting deduction game. The group of guessers can be as large as you want, so many people can participate, even if there is only 1 game leader. Test your logical thinking skills and try to follow the thoughts of the game leader! The game leader gives hints by showing new cards. The game leader may only indicate what his played card has in common with the cards that the guessers must remove. The game leader is not allowed to talk during the game. Then you designate characters and remove the cards that you think are incorrect. If you take a hint the wrong way and accidentally point out the right character, you're out. The rules also contain a variant for advanced players in which the game leader may also play his card vertically to indicate that the character played is different from the characters to be removed. This makes it more challenging for the guessers to interpret the tips correctly, but makes the game a little easier to win. There are many more editions of Similo on the market. Try them all!

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The Mandala is an ancient Tibetan symbol. Buddhists use colored sand to create a symbolic map of the world and then destroy it. In this card game, players also build and destroy a mandala together, taking turns playing cards. The linen play mat shows two mandalas with the aim of obtaining the majority of a color. Once all the colors are present in a mandala, it is 'destroyed' and players take turns choosing a color from the mountain to add to their 'river' which gives points at the end of the game. The player with the most points in their river wins the game.

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Challenging card game with relatively simple rules. Your hand cards are both buildings and currency. Each round you build 1 building (and sometimes 2 buildings) from your hand and pay the costs in other cards from your hand. Each building generates income in the form of cards and/or points. Slowly but surely, a city will emerge for you. Many buildings influence each other or are a prerequisite for building other buildings. This creates interesting options and chain reactions. Whoever has scored the most points with their buildings at the end of the game is the winner. Metropolis only takes 20 minutes and is therefore ideal for a short break.

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Thanks to this expansion, Boonanza can also be played with three to seven players. New bean types and a variant with assignment cards greatly expand the tactical possibilities. PLEASE NOTE: Boonanza the Expansion is only playable in combination with the basic Boonanza game.

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With this expansion you can now also play Catan and the expansion The Seafarers of Catan with 5 or 6 players! This expansion set can only be combined with the latest edition of the base game and seafarers (the 2012 edition with the plastic parts).

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The world is big and your kingdom is huge. It is actually no longer a kingdom, but an empire. That makes you an emperor, which gives you the right to your own chair, and you can name a salad after yourself. It's not easy being emperor. The day starts early when you light the sacred fire, after which you have to meet for hours to find out why the sacred fire keeps going out. Sometimes your armies take over a continent, but you have no idea where to put it. And there is always the risk of assassination: you have a food taster, who tastes everything before you eat it, and an arrow tester, who gets stabbed before you get stabbed. You've decided to stay home when it's the Day of Almost Everything. But overall it's a great profession. You wouldn't trade it for the world, especially when you realize how much of that world you already own. Major expansion of the popular deck building game This interesting expansion contains 96 chips and no less than 300 cards. This includes cards that you buy now and pay for later, stacks with 2 different types of cards, and sights that offer new opportunities to score points. Furthermore, events from previous sets return. With Dominion: Empires, Dominion becomes completely different again! The Games Friends: " Dominion: Empires is a wonderfully extensive addition, including debt cards and attractions. You can already buy cards with the debt cards, even though you don't actually have the money yet. Of course you have to pay it back as quickly as possible. And With the events and sights you get different rules every game, which is good for replayability. This all makes Dominion: Empires a very cool expansion.

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The third major expansion to Catan. Merchants & Barbarians contains 4 variants on Catan and 5 new challenging scenarios, which can be combined to a greater or lesser extent with each other and with The Mariners and Cities and Knights. This expansion set can only be combined with the latest edition of the base game (the 2012 edition with the plastic parts). For example, we find a harbor master who rewards players with settlements at harbor locations with points. Or a friendly highwayman who, à la Robin Hood, only robs the rich. For those who are less lucky, there is the 'Events on Catan' variant, in which the dice are replaced by a balanced pack of cards. At the request of players all over the world, there is also a variant where you can play the basic game with two players. However, the bulk of the manual consists of describing five completely new scenarios, sorted by difficulty. From the simple 'Fishermen of Catan', via 'The Trek' to the final scenario 'Merchants & Barbarians', which in terms of level is not inferior to the spicy 'Cities & Knights'. Merchants & Barbarians offers a collection of new elements to make Catan a completely new gaming experience.

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Immerse yourself in the Japanese tea ceremony with this expansion to Himeji White Castle! The White Castle of Himeji: Matcha is a deepening expansion to the popular board game The White Castle of Himeji. This expansion revolves around influence, tradition, and the art of the Japanese tea ceremony. Influence the powerful figures of the court and increase your prestige by strategically using geishas and tea whisks (chasen). Matcha introduces a new location, new clan members, and an additional action per round, offering an even deeper and more balanced gaming experience! The White Castle of Himeji is perfect for strategic thinkers and fans of Japanese culture. This expansion adds depth through new challenges and tactical possibilities. The addition of an extra action gives players more scope to develop a sound strategy, making Matcha a must-have for fans of the original. Add the green bridge and dice during standard setup. Throughout the game, use chasen to move your geishas to strategic locations in the tea garden or tea room and perform actions on ceremony tiles to gain additional benefits. Each player also receives one extra action during their turn. After a number of turns, the remaining bonuses and geishas are activated for additional bonuses, and after three rounds, players receive points based on their influence in the tea room, ceremony tiles, geisha positions, and remaining resources. As in the original, the player with the most points wins.

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On the steep peaks of the Yunnan Mountains grows a special plant. Rumors are circulating that the plant has miraculous properties that can heal the body and boost the spirit. It is therefore not surprising that the cultivation of this plant is spreading like wildfire to other provinces. At the request of the emperor, master gardeners gather to establish a population of these wonder plants in the Yangtze River valleys. A special reward awaits the most skilled gardener: the prospect of fertile land in the coveted province of Yunnan. Theetuin is a challenging board game for deckbuilding enthusiasts, a well-developed theme and interesting original new game mechanics. Theetuin is recommended for players looking for a solid, but not too complicated game! Tea Garden lasts 5 rounds. Each player can take a maximum of 4 turns per round. Players take 1 turn clockwise by playing cards, with the first 3 turns being free and the fourth turn costing tea leaf tokens. A player's turn consists of 1 main action, 1 optional extra action and as many free actions as desired. Main actions are for example building a tea garden, buying an action card or selling tea to caravans. Depending on the cards played, you may perform an extra action, such as studying or sailing the boat, to gain extra rewards. Some rewards allow you to perform free actions during your turn, which can activate lucrative chain reactions. The heart of the game is formed by the green and brown tea leaf tokens. You always get green tea leaves, which deteriorate in quality during the maturation. That is why you can ferment them and make brown tea leaves from them. These become better in quality and are therefore more valuable. All these actions earn you points. If you have the most of them at the end of the game, you win Theetuin!

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Intarsia is a building and planning game for people who like to do a lot in a round and find it important that a game looks nice. With the wooden parts you actually build decorations on your tableau, which makes the result look beautiful in the end. Because you can score points in many different ways, there are many moments of success. This makes this game suitable for both occasional and advanced players.

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Try to discard cards wisely and preferably without voids to get rid of your cards as quickly as possible, because they yield negative points at the end of the game. That would be easier if you had no opponents. If a void appears, “Cabanga!” will be heard from all sides. and you will immediately be dealt cards again. Can you manage to collect the fewest negative points after several rounds and with a final “Cabanga!” to win? Cabanga is especially suitable for fans of simple card games such as Take 5, LAMA and Beverbende. There are more tactics than you might think at first glance, but you can also have a lot of fun if you play the game casually. It takes up little space, so Cabanga is ideal to take with you when traveling! There are 8 discard piles on the table, 2 per color. Each turn, a player places a card on one of those piles. If another player has a card that fits between the numbers on the 2 discard piles of that color, he slides it to the active player. For each card received in this way, the active player must draw a new card. If a player is rid of his cards, he ends the round. All other players receive as many negative points as the number of cards they have left in their hand. Whoever has the fewest negative points at the end wins the game!

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Times have been tough. To save money, you've left your old castle and taken up residence in a luxurious ravine. You didn't think much of that castle anyway; it was plundered constantly, and never at a decent time. And if they weren't barbarians, it was the plague, or sometimes they even came at the same time and there weren't enough chairs. The ravine is amazing; there is plenty of sunshine and you can dispose of waste anywhere. In your spare time you took up begging again. The concept of begging is brilliant, but in practice it is quite difficult, because no one has any money. You beg twigs from the villagers and they beg them back, but no one seems to get that far. That's how life goes sometimes. You're quietly beating people up, doing your own thing, when suddenly an epidemic or barbarians appear, or everyone suddenly becomes illiterate. The only thing you can do then is retreat to some ruin and wait for the storm to pass. Yet you are convinced that you will also overcome this setback, or at least do a little better than the others. This expansion contains 500 cards and adds 35 new kingdom cards to the game plus several bad cards that you can give to the other players (Ruins), new cards to replace starting estates (Shelter) and cards that you can only get from certain other cards. to acquire. Dominion: The Dark Ages can only be played in combination with Dominion or Dominion Intrige. You need the victory and money cards from there. The central themes in Dominion: The Dark Ages are the "Destroyed Cards" deck and upgrading. There are cards that do something when destroyed, cards that directly affect the "Destroyed Cards" pile, cards that upgrade themselves, and cards with ways to upgrade other cards. Good luck in The Dark Ages! The Games Friends: " Do you regularly manage to play a game of Dominion without destroying a card? Well, those times are now officially over. Destruction is becoming more important than ever, because many cards directly influence it. You can also play cards upgrade, which means that timing can be important. "

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Pirate variant of Catan for children who find the basic game a bit too difficult. You are a pirate who tries to conquer the island by building forts and ships there. This requires raw materials, which you can earn with dice rolls. If you don't have the right resources, you can trade with other players, ports, the bank and on the market. However, the ghost pirate can really throw a spanner in the works. Fortunately, you can regularly call on the help of Coco, the parrot! You win the game when you have built all your forts. This simplified version of the most popular trading game of recent years also offers enough challenges to keep adults interested.

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Join a forgotten civilization and brave the harsh conditions of Antarctica in Nunatak, where you will build humanity's greatest icy masterpiece. Sharpen your tools, summon your beasts of burden and raise the giant ice temple in this strategic building game. This game is designed for 1 to 4 players who enjoy planning and tactics. In Nunatak you have to place your ice blocks carefully to earn the most points. Due to its attractive appearance and accessible way of playing, Nunatak is ideal for families, but Nunatak will also be enjoyed by the more strategic board gamer who likes a challenge. Moreover, Nunatak also has a solo variant. So this game has something for everyone. Build an impressive ice temple and collect points by cleverly placing ice blocks. Choose strategically from building cards, place your ice blocks and earn the corresponding points. Complete rows, add support blocks and complete squares to get maximum points. The game ends when the 4th ice block is placed on the bottom tile of the top layer. After the scoring, the ruler of the icy art is crowned!

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From your personal cave you travel across the vast world of prehistory. You look for valuable land, such as fertile plains and locations with spring water. Along the way you tame wild animals, allowing you to jump through the world, fly over mountains and even attack your opponent. In this game you win points by claiming the largest number of spaces per grass area with your own stamp pawns. Each turn you place a stamp pawn on an empty space next to one of your own cave tokens or previously placed pawns. As soon as you place a pawn on a space with an animal symbol, you take a token with that symbol. You may use this token on your next turn. That turn, your pawn may jump one square further with the knight, fly over a mountain with the eagle or push away the other player's pawns with the bear. Great Plains is an accessible and fast game for two players. The modular board ensures that every game is different. Who will rule the Great Plains plains?

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At the start of the game you have nothing more than a wooden house with 2 rooms, in which 2 family members live. You have a range of options to build a comfortable life through house expansion, agriculture and livestock farming. You collect raw materials such as wood and clay, expand your family and ensure enough food for everyone. You plow fields and plant them with grain and vegetables. You also keep sheep, pigs and cattle. You also get 14 unique crafts and small investments, which give you small advantages in the game. Because the game contains 96 of those cards, no game is the same! Have you developed your yard best? Then you score the most points and win! The Games Friends: “ Agricola is another highlight from Uwe Rosenberg. The theme is super fun and the game material looks fantastic. Perfect for lovers of Odin and De Friesche Velden!"

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Major expansion of the Toy of the Year 2014 Sail north on a dilapidated ship and experience fantastic cooperative adventures in 4 new legends. The Journey to the North contains a double-sided game board and lots of new play material, including new monsters and even a new hero: the sea warrior! You can only play The Journey to the North in combination with the basic game. If you also have the "New Heroes" expansion, you can also play this expansion with 5 or 6 heroes. The Journey to the North is part 2 of the Andor trilogy. In this expansion you will also learn the rules of the game during the game. We won't tell you more here, because that would spoil the surprise. Experience it yourself in "The Journey to the North"!

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

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Nuns on the Run is an exciting family game where players can seek or hide. In the dead of night, the novices (newcomers) sneak through the convent to fulfill their secret wish. They must be quiet, however, to avoid being caught by the strict nuns. Can you outsmart the nuns or capture the escaped novices? Clever choices are essential, because the faster you run, the louder you make. If you're caught by a watchful nun, you'll be sent back to your room without mercy, and your search will start all over again. Will you make your wish come true before the end of the night? If you think you know what devious plans your fellow players will come up with, you might be a very sharp nun. If you think you can navigate the quiet monastery unheard and unseen, the role of novice might be a better fit. Whatever your favorite role, Nuns on the Run will bring a thrilling quest to your home! All players decide whether to take on the role of a nun or one of the novices. The novices then start by choosing an action: stand still, sneak, walk, or run. Depending on which action you take, you'll reach your secret wish faster. You'll need it to win the game. But be careful: the faster you run, the greater the chance a nun will hear you. If a nun hears you, she may deviate from her route to catch you. If you're caught, you'll be sent back to your room. If the novices manage to fulfill their secret wish and return safely to their room, they win the game. However, if they take too long or are caught too often, the nuns win.

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Travel across the country to send the most beautiful postcards home in this cheerful board game! Postcards is a cheerful board game in which you race your bike through 13 colorful regions, searching for the most beautiful postcards and unique souvenirs. Set up camp strategically, collect stamps, and be the first to share your adventures with the folks back home. Each postcard earns you points and gifts. By planning your routes carefully, you might just become the best traveler in the region! Postcards is packed with clever choices, cheerful illustrations, and a strong sense of adventure! Postcards is a fun board game for anyone who loves adventure and planning ahead. The cheerful illustrations and clear rules make it accessible to beginners, and the solo mode makes it playable even for solo players. In Postcards, you play three travel cards each turn, allowing you to choose whether to take action or place a stamp. Move to adjacent regions, draw postcards, or set up camp. By camping wisely, you can collect souvenirs that give you bonuses. You aim to send postcards from specific regions for extra points, and you can collect gift cards along the way that provide immediate or endgame benefits. The first player to send four postcards triggers the end of the game, and the player with the most points wins!

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Card games can be so simple. You take the card or you discard a chip, anyone can do that! But there is more to this. Cards mean penalty points. Nobody wants that, not even for free! So you buy it off by paying a token. But you have very little of that, very little! Each card in front of you is worth as many penalty points as its value, but if you collect a series of consecutive cards, this entire series is worth as many penalty points as the value of the lowest card. This provides additional tactical options in certain situations! Now with new artwork!

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Have you run out of your Clever 4Ever score sheets? No worries. With these two extra score blocks you can continue for the time being!

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With Rainbow you have to make rainbow sets of six different colors. You make these by playing cards with colors. But you're not just playing with your own cards. You also play with the backs of the cards of the player opposite you! The backs of the opponent's cards may be used by turning them over on the table. You don't know what kind of backsides you have. If you accidentally turn over a black card or a color card that is double in the row, you must immediately give cards to your opponent. Whoever collects the most rainbows wins! This is a deceptively simple card game for two players, which you win thanks to some luck, a good strategy and, above all, a good memory. How far do you dare to go with turning over cards?

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Dr. Arthur Funbeq is back! One day you receive a call from a local police detective: Dr. Arthur Funbeq has escaped! Clues to this criminal mastermind's whereabouts lie in an abandoned cabin deep in a forest. This is the same hut you once freed yourself from. Only you can help Dr. Arthur Funbeq behind bars. Exit: Back to the Abandoned Shack is a direct sequel to the first Exit ever. Once again you go to the location of the abandoned hut to solve numerous puzzles. As with all other EXIT parts, the turntable also plays a central role here. By finding codes based on solutions to the riddles and entering them on the dial, you will find the next steps of this exciting adventure. Exit 19: Back to the Abandoned Hut can only be played once, as the play materials 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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Are the kids such fans of Keer op Keer that they run out of score sheets again and again? No problem! With these two new score blocks for Keer Op Keer Kids you can move forward again for the time being!

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Carcassonne Junior is an adaptation of the well-known basic game Carcassonne. This simplified version is suitable for children from 4 years old. You get 8 wooden playing pieces, the so-called children of Carcassonne. You place land tiles together. When a road has been completed, you may place one of your playing pieces on that road if your color is indicated. If you are the first to place all your playing pieces on the landscape, you win. Carcassonne Junior is the winner of the Game of the Year 2012 election in the 3-6 years category!

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In this exciting game, players build up Catan throw by throw. Every street and every settlement earns points. A lucky hand and tactical ingenuity determine who is the best explorer. You will receive a sheet of paper with the streets, villages and towns known from Catan on it. When it is your turn, you can roll the dice three times to put together a combination that is useful to you. If you do not throw any combination, you will receive penalty points. You can prevent this by buying knights, which give you the opportunity to turn a die towards a certain resource. You can play this easy dice game in just half an hour and fits perfectly in your travel luggage. So, are you out of score blocks? Don't worry, you can order extra score blocks from us.

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Have you run out of score pads from Catan: The Dice Game? No problem at all! You can easily order 3 additional score blocks here.

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Now that you have a beautiful piece of land at your disposal, it is up to you to decorate it with the most beautiful plants. In this colorful board game, you play your cards tactically to plant all kinds of different flowers in your garden. Be smart in the actions you perform, because the order in which you take your turn depends on your choices. Of course, the gardener cannot be everywhere in your garden at the same time, so how do you make sure that everything gets watered on time? When the picky onlookers come by to judge your garden, you better have your affairs in order! If they are satisfied, you earn points and the player with the most points at the end of the game is the winner!

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The lama opens his bag of tricks. The following still applies: Discard All Negative Points, but now you can also collect negative points tokens during a round, which you can then conveniently pass on to other players. This is especially true at a magic performance, where you can hand in a token if you play a llama. However, if you no longer have a lama at the decisive moment, only the magic token can save you, otherwise you will receive minus point tokens! Play your special cards wisely, exchange as many low-value chips as possible for higher-value chips and then get rid of them during a magic performance. Everyone else then watches with open mouths as you get closer to success. Do you like simple games, but do you like to have a choice and do you like to annoy others? Then LAMA: Cadabra is the right game for you. The basic game rules are quickly explained, but a few interesting twists make this card game slightly more challenging than its predecessor LAMA. This game is also suitable for 2 to 6 players and is therefore ideal for the whole family. Each player tries to get rid of his cards as quickly as possible so as not to lose any negative points at the end of a round. On your turn, you must play a card, draw a card or get out. Some cards you play give an extra action. It could be a card with two values ​​or a card that lets you take the magic token, but there are also cards that allow you to give away a minus point token or let the next player draw a card. Each time a player plays a llama, he places 1 of his negative point tokens on the magic stage. When there are 5 or more tokens on that stage, the magic performance starts. Each player's turn must then play a llama. If he cannot do that, he takes all the negative point tokens from the magic stage. If you have the magic token, you may skip a turn once during the game or magic performance. But be careful, if you still have the magic token at the end of a round, you will receive 10 negative points! A round is over when every player has left or one player runs out of cards. All players then receive minus points for their remaining cards. If someone then has a total of 40 or more negative points, the game is over and the player with the fewest negative points wins.

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A sudden hacker attack plunges Tokyo into darkness. As an international agent for Team Black, take immediate action. Prepare for a problem of gigantic proportions! Blackout in Tokyo 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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In this expansion of Boonanza you follow in the footsteps of the famous traveling salesman Marco Boono. You make a journey through the desert in search of the golden vine. You make this journey by completing assignment cards. Each completed assignment card brings you one step closer. Examples of assignment cards include collecting a certain type of bean or selling a crop for 3 coins or more. You may also take steps by skipping assignment cards. Each step costs you a coin, which you normally earn from harvesting. But you also need those same coins to win the game! Only by making the right tactical choices can you win the race to the golden rank.

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Additional playing material and rules to play Merchants & Barbarians, the third major expansion of Catan, with 5 and 6 players. This expansion set can only be combined with the latest edition of the base game and the expansions (the 2012 edition with the plastic parts).

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Can you find the missing painting by Vincent van Gogh? The players are tasked with finding a missing painting by Vincent van Gogh. The search leads through different parts of Amsterdam, such as Rembrandtplein, Dam Square and St. Nicholas Church. But of course there are privateers on the coast. Can the players solve the secret in time? This version of EXIT is suitable for advanced puzzlers! Do you like puzzles and escape rooms? Then try this new edition in our EXIT series. You can solve the riddles on your own or try to clarify the secrets in a team of four people. Due to the varied riddles, EXIT is never boring and unlike real escape rooms, you can play this game at home. Because this version visits all kinds of locations in Amsterdam, the game is great to give as a gift to lovers of the city of Amsterdam! In EXIT: The Hunt through Amsterdam you have to solve numerous puzzles. As with all other EXIT parts, the turntable also plays a central role here. By finding codes based on solutions to the riddles and entering them on the dial, you will find the next steps of this exciting adventure. EXIT: The Hunt through Amsterdam 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!

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In this smooth bluffing game, chickens, geese and other poultry that approach the feeder at the right time can get a piece of the pie. The same applies to the foxes, but they prefer to outwit the poultry... Graantje de Voorste is especially suitable for players who like bluffs and unexpected twists. Because they play a face-down card at the same time each round, they have to try to estimate what the other players are doing. This can lead to finding food easily, but also to dividing it or even fighting over it. This bluffing game is easy to learn and therefore fun for the whole family! Each round, six cages are filled with grain. Each player then chooses a card from their hand and places it face down in front of them. The color of the card determines which coop the poultry or fox goes to. The number on the card indicates the point value of the animal. This is important if several birds go to the same cage or if a fox gets hold of such an animal. A bird that goes to a cage alone takes away all the grains. If there are several birds, they can share everything with each other, but if there is one that doesn't like sharing it, they all roll a die and add the result to their point value. Whoever has the highest result gets to have all the grains. A fox that goes to a cage alone gets nothing (it doesn't like grain), but if there is poultry there, it eats it all. If several foxes go to the same cage, they have to roll the dice. Foxes are selfish animals and don't share anything on principle! Once the last grains of wheat have been strewn in the cages, the last round begins. Whoever ultimately scores the most points with their collected grains and poultry cards is the winner.

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Major new expansion to the deckbuilding game Dominion. Loot around haphazardly and collect the most valuable loot cards. Event cards, trait cards and no fewer than 40 new kingdom cards provide even more excitement and variety! The new cards and rules ensure that you rediscover Dominion all over again! Don't know Dominion yet? Then start with the basic game, because you need it to play this expansion.

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The players are famous conductors who are constantly looking for talent. However, they have strong preferences regarding the size of their orchestra. They only want to conduct soloists or quartets. Each turn, a player takes a musician card from the face-down pile, which he places next to one of the conductor cards, or he takes a conductor card including the musician cards placed with it and places them in front of him. In the latter case the round is over for him. At the end of the game, only soloists and sets of 4 musicians with the same song earn points. Whoever has the most points at the end of the game wins the game. Audition is a tactical card game of our own making. The rules of the game are very simple, but the tactical possibilities are enormous. The game also contains variants including action cards to make it even more challenging.

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In the centuries that Surcil, the Timeless King, ruled Dünya, he brought peace and prosperity to the world. Now the Timeless King is gone. His kingdom is in disarray and in the Great Square of Montbrielle the great iron clock has stopped. Legends predict that if a leader truly succeeds the Timeless King, he will walk into the Great Square and, with a push of the pendulum, usher in a new era of prosperity. In Pendulum, each player is a powerful member of a noble family, who strives to succeed the Timeless King and become the true ruler of Dünya. Every man or woman of nobility in the game is unique. Players command their workers in real time, carry out stratagems and expand the provinces in their domain to obtain resources and progress along the 4 victory tracks: power, prestige, popularity and legendary achievements. Use your time wisely, because the player who proves himself most fit to rule during the final council meeting will be named the new Timeless Ruler! Pendulum is a real-time strategy game without turns for 1–5 players. The players must use real time as a means to execute their strategy and outdo their opponents, needing time to perform different types of actions, but also to think and plan. Faster is not always better! The winner is not the one who acts fastest, but the one who manages and invests his time best.

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The chickens in the chicken coop are organizing a beauty contest. They therefore try to steal the most beautiful feathers from the tails of the other chickens as quickly as possible! You get a chicken with 1 feather in its tail. All chickens are equidistant from each other on a circle of walking tiles. On your turn, you turn over one of the tiles in the circle. If the picture on it is the same as the picture on the next walking tile, you can go one step further. And, you can go again right away! If you overtake another chicken, you can immediately put all the feathers from its tail into your own chicken. Will you be the first to get all the feathers in your tail? Jakkiebak Chicken Poop is a fascinating memory game for young children and their parents!

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Expansion of the critically acclaimed cooperative fantasy game Take on the battle against monsters and threats in this expansion. Different combinations of 36 legend cards ensure that around 600 different legends await you. In all legends you search for the mighty star shield, but so does your greatest opponent, the black magician. If you find the star shield first, you can use its magical powers. But if the black magician finds him first, the shield's powers will be used against you! Furthermore, you will face 1 of 6 major threats, such as a siege tower, The Dark Temple or the terrible water monster. The Star Shield provides even more excitement and challenge in Andor. Experience it yourself!

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Balduin, the house ghost, has a new passion: dice! In this fast-paced version of "Fast Spirits," it's all about dice, dice, and more dice. Each roll reveals which piece you need to grab, but are you quick enough to stay ahead of your fellow players? Quick thinking and quick reaction times are key in this witty dice game! Do you love accessible dice games that challenge your reaction time and thinking skills? Then Quick Minds: The Dice Game is the game for you! Looking for a new game to play with friends and family? Quick Minds: The Dice Game will bring a fun gaming experience to your table! Set up the 5 pieces and roll the colored dice. Now look at the dice to see which piece is showing up most often. Be the first to grab the correct piece to score a point. However, if you grab the wrong piece, you lose points to the player who does manage to grab the correct one! The game ends when the points pool is empty. The player with the most points wins!

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EXIT Kids: Riddle Fun in the Jungle is a version of EXIT that has been specially developed for young children. The game contains 36 cards, 6 of each riddle type, 6 of which are used each game. The players must solve them together one by one and set that solution on a dial. For each correctly solved riddle they receive a key, which they place on a treasure chest of their choice. At the end of the game, they can turn over the treasure chests with a key on them to see what they have found. Nothing is destroyed in this EXIT version. This means the game can be played several times. The riddle cards themselves contain no text, so once the children know how the 6 different search riddles and the solution disk work, they can play the game unsupervised.

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Also at the annual banquet for rich collectors you try to outdo the others by exchanging various riches such as gold, gemstones and paintings with each other, so that you ultimately have the most valuable collection. Each round you start by dividing your cards into 2 groups. Then you pass your wallet to the player on your left. He will give one of the groups back to you. In the meantime, you do the same with the wallet you received from the player on your right. You may add the riches on the cards you have kept and regained to your collection. Each type of wealth earns points in a different way. For example, ensure a balanced distribution of gemstones and keep an eye on the art market. Depending on the direction you choose, certain riches may be more or less valuable to you than to other players. Show that you are a shrewd trader and put together the best offer so that the player to your left gives back what you want. The collections are counted both during and at the end of the game. Do you ultimately have the most points and therefore the most valuable collection?

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Expand Boonanza with the Heilige Boontjes! This expansion introduces new rules, a special type of bean, the new offering cards and alternative bean fields. The new bean fields contain a Monastery Garden and a Godena Field. The new bean variety Sacred Beans are a kind of wild card. You may only plant them in the new Monastery Garden, but they may be used in combination with any bean variety. During trading phases, Holy Beans give a so-called divine message. These are additional rules, such as “you may not trade with the player to your right”. The offering cards allow you to plant two different types of beans on top of each other on the Godena field at the same time. You can thus prepare a harvest consisting of different bean varieties, where the top bean determines how many coins are scored.

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In Don Juan you have to collect love letters from Don Juan. Only if you manage to collect three love letters will you receive a heart. With three hearts you win the game. But there are many more letters than just Don Juan's love letters! Silver and gold love letters bring luck, while bad letters bring broken hearts. Each turn the love letters are divided into groups by an active player. By cleverly dividing the letters, this player can ensure that choosing the right group suddenly becomes quite difficult. Moreover, other players can steal your letters from right in front of you, thus making your love adventure with Don Juan end without a hitch.

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