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!

Read more less

Take the lead in the development of a number of famous cities in Cities, a city game where you select the best projects and arrange them in your own playing area. Designed by Steve Finn and Phil Walker Harding and illustrated by Jorge Tabanera, the game offers a lot of fun for young and old. With action and resource collection mechanisms, you will have the chance to visit the cities of Sydney, London, New York, Barcelona, ​​Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon, Mexico City and Buenos Aires. Cities is perfect for players who enjoy city development games and strategic challenges. It is suitable for both experienced players and beginners, providing a fun and engaging gaming experience for friends and family. Play the game over eight rounds (or four rounds in a two-player game). Each round, players use their workers to collect 1 score card, 1 city tile, 1-2 signature tiles, and 2-4 building pieces. City tiles consist of park spaces, water surfaces and building spaces. Building pieces are placed on building spaces of the same color to form buildings, which can be 1-4 stories high. Every time a player completes an achievement, they place one of their checkers on the achievement board. At the end of the game, players add up the points they have earned from all their scorecards and achievements.

Read more less

Pick a Pen: Hackers is a game that combines strategy and tactics as players choose crayons and enter numbers in their score sheet. Be smart in your choices and earn points in various ways to achieve ultimate victory. This game challenges both novice and experienced players to show their skills! Pick a Pen Hackers is designed for players who enjoy strategic challenges and the fun of number crunching. It is suitable for all ages and offers an entertaining gaming experience for both families and groups of friends. Strategically choose a colored pencil and enter the corresponding number in your score sheet. Earn points in different ways depending on the score sheet you choose. Use your skills to make the best choices and fill in your score sheet smartly. Pick a Pen Hackers is a game of smart planning and strategy!

Read more less

Enter the boundless world of Catan and embark on a cosmic adventure with Catan: Cosmonauts: The Duel! Take on the role of seasoned star travelers from the Catanian space fleet and brave the unknown space quadrant to earn your place in the prestigious Galactic Council. Your mission: fulfill assignments, build trade relations and establish colonies to achieve your goal. But be warned, because pirates roam the cosmos and threaten your mission. Which cosmonaut can win over the Galactic Council and emerge as the triumphant ruler of space? This special edition of Catan is designed for those who desire a more intense two-player experience with more interaction and rivalry than the base game. CATAN: Cosmonauts: The Duel offers a compelling and strategic journey through space, where every move is crucial to earning your place on the Galactic Council. Dive deep into the strategy of Catan: Cosmonauts: The Duel by collecting resources, completing missions, building trade links and founding colonies. Collect enough reputation to join the Galactic Council and ensure your place in space history. On your turn, you roll the dice for resource production, receive cards, trade and build as desired. Then shake your mothership for speed and to see what you encounter along the way. Move your ships strategically to gain the most victory points. Pass the dice and repeat these steps. Do you dare to take up the challenge of becoming the ruler of space?

Read more less

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!

Read more less

This party card game consists of several rounds, in which you try to get rid of your cards as quickly as possible. The faster you do this, the higher the social rank you will be able to hold in the next round. The first to run out of cards receives the title Great Dalmuti. The last person with cards is the Great Servant and must shuffle, deal, clean up and who knows what else! The Big Dalmuti is mainly intended for larger groups of people who do not take a game too seriously. The game mechanics in this card game are designed to make the game unfair, just like in real life. The high nobility has it easier than the foot soldiers, but what could be better than climbing up and giving the players who treated you just as unfairly a taste of their own medicine? Each round you receive a hand of cards, the values ​​of which range from 1 to 12. That number also directly indicates how many cards there are in the game. There are 2 jesters in the game, which you can use as a joker. All players sit at the table in order. The Large Dalmuti sits on the most comfortable chair, to the left of which sits the Small Dalmuti. Next comes the common folk and the last 2 in rank are the Little Servant and the Great Servant. The Great Servant is the personal right hand of the Great Dalmuti. He deals the cards, collects them and ensures that the game runs smoothly. In line with his rank, it is best to place him on a stool. Furthermore, you can of course decide for yourself to what extent you extend the hierarchy even further and let players with a higher rank give orders or tasks to the players with a lower rank. At the beginning of a round, the Great Dalmuti and the Great Servant exchange 2 cards with each other, with the Dalmuti giving 2 cards of his choice and the Servant his 2 best cards. The Little Dalmuti and Little Servant exchange 1 card in this way. Naturally, the Great Dalmuti starts the game. He places a set of matching cards on the table. Going clockwise, the other players place sets on the table that contain the same number of cards, but have a lower number. You can take your turn multiple times in a round. Whoever played the last cards in a round starts playing a set of cards again in the next round. This continues until everyone but one has lost their cards. The player who was the first to get rid of his cards becomes the (new) Large Dalmuti, the number 2 becomes the Small Dalmuti, and so on. This may mean that many people have to find a new seat, because everyone has to sit around the table again in order of their rank. Based on the result in a round, the players score points, which they record on a sheet of paper. Whoever has the most points after an agreed number of rounds wins the game. But if all players manage to continuously empathize with their roles, then that is already a reason to declare everyone the winner!

Read more less

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

Read more less