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Robbers of the North Sea is set in the era of the Vikings. The players are warriors who try to impress the chieftain by raiding unsuspecting settlements. There is glory to be won in battle, even if you fall into the hands of the Valkyries! Assemble a crew, stock up on supplies and travel north to plunder settlements. Capture gold, iron and cattle. Gather your warriors, it's time to start plundering! The Games Friends: “Rovers of the North Sea gives a very fun twist to the well-known worker placement mechanism. Because you can only place one worker and only take one, you have to constantly weigh your choices. This makes Rovers of the North Sea one of our favorite worker placement games! Oh and did we mention it looks beautiful too?"

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Steffen Benndorf's award-winning dice game QWIXX is getting a sequel. This two-player variant has the same Qwixx feel, but ultimately plays very differently due to the addition of a new game mechanism. The front piece in each row can be captured by your opponent, but only if you have not turned it into a tower yourself! This way you will have to attack and defend and the game will remain exciting until the end. Simple and loads of fun!

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In this abstract game, always place 1 tile from your supply on the playing field and score as many points as possible. This accessible game has won more than 15 game awards since 2007! This critically acclaimed game is especially suitable for people who like challenging abstract games, but at the same time like simple game rules. The game is very easy to learn, but to win you have to come from a good background. The latest edition of Qwirkle is now also suitable for people who have difficulty distinguishing colors! Each round a player places one of his drawn stones on the playing field. All tiles in a series must have the same symbol or color. There may never be two completely identical tiles in a series. After laying a tile you immediately receive points for the series(s) you have expanded. If you manage to place the sixth stone in a series, you score a Qwirkle, which is worth 6 extra points. The game is over once a player has played their last tile, earning 6 additional points. The player with the most points wins the game!

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The Stone Age is characterized by the beginning of arable farming, the production of useful raw materials and the building of huts. Trading is becoming more and more popular and civilization is developing rapidly. But traditional skills such as hunting are also required to feed tribe members. In this board game you try to survive in the Stone Age. To this end, you deploy your tribe members in various areas. You hunt game to provide food for your people, develop tools and collect raw materials such as wood, stone and even gold, with which you build functional and valuable huts. Of course, family expansion is also not lacking, necessary to be able to perform more actions later in the game. During the game there are numerous ways to obtain points, such as building huts and collecting civilization cards in combination with certain developments. You win if you end up with the most points. The Games Friends: “ Stone Age has been in our games cupboard for years and is still on the table regularly. It is a nice game with simple rules, but by making tactical choices it is also fun for the experienced board player. You can win this game in many different ways, which keeps Stone Age fun to play."

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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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Card game from the children of top authors Inka and Markus Brand. Won the Children's Play of the Year election in Germany in 2012. Finally a game where you can, no must, cheat to win. The players discard cards according to certain rules, but try to get rid of their cards faster by cheating. However, one of the players is the guard beetle. If he catches a player, the perpetrator must take his cards back and take extra ones. Who will lose their cards first? Valse Motten responds creatively to everyone's need to play with the rules of the game. Ideal for groups and families looking for a card game that is not too serious.

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The simple but exciting dice game Qwixx is winning all gaming hearts. But now this game is also available as a card game, just as simple and just as exciting! The Qwixx feeling remains fully intact, but now you are able to plan ahead to place multiple crosses at once! This card game is therefore a bit more tactical. Furthermore, the rows can be closed per person and the scores are also calculated differently. Wildcard variant has been added. Keep your Qwixx Family complete with this addictive card game!

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Two new score blocks for Qwixx with game variants! The first is 'Steps'. Make sure you check the 11 extra boxes on your score sheet, because that will give you extra points. In 'Chains' you automatically put an extra cross when you check a connected box. Different versions (AE) per variant in each block, so that all players always have different bonus fields. NB! You can only use these score blocks in combination with Qwixx the Card Game and Qwixx the Dice Game!

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A player tries to swallow as many spiders, bedbugs and other vermin as possible. But… is he bluffing? Or do I pass on the creep and call my own bluff? The first person to have four matching creeps loses. A game for anyone who can keep a straight face! When it's his turn, he slides one of his cards to another player and tells him which card it is. The recipient can now choose whether he believes that or not. Whoever is wrong must keep the card. However, the recipient may also pass the card and bluff in turn. The first player to have four matching cards loses. The other players win!

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You have just been elected mayor. Congratulations! Unfortunately, your citizens have some big demands: they want jobs, an amusement park, a few cheese factories, and maybe even a radio tower. Wow, that will be a difficult assignment because your city currently only consists of a wheat field, a bakery and one dice. Armed with a dice and your dream, you must grow Machi Koro into the largest city in the region. You have to generate income from developments, build public works and steal from your neighbors' coffers. But make sure they don't do the same to you! At the end of your turn, you can use your income to buy one new building from the supply or activate one of your attractions. The player who activates their fourth attraction first wins the game. The Games Friends: “ Machi Koro is a real hit and, despite the luck of the dice rolls, you can still play it very tactically. A game is over in no time, so it is the perfect game for a break or for a holiday. As far as we are concerned, a true classic!"

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At Qwixx you don't have to wait for your turn - someone rolls the dice and everyone can use the roll! The more numbers you cross on your score sheet, the more points you get. Qwixx can be explained in two minutes and is exciting until the last throw. Join the dice and get caught up in the QWIXX fever! The Games Friends: “ Qwixx is a very addictive dice game. The rules are super simple and because a game is over within 15 minutes, it is often on the table at our house. The many extensions also give you a lot of variety. An indispensable game for dice enthusiasts!"

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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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The well-known family game to take with you everywhere. Qwirkle can really be played anywhere with this edition. Thanks to the handy bag and the smaller dimensions of the tiles, the game now even fits on the camping table. The rules are the same as those of the basic game. The players still form series of symbols to score the most points. The Qwirkle Travel Edition makes holidays even more fun!

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2 extra score blocks with 80 sheets each (160 in total) for the popular dice game QWIXX NB! You can only use these score blocks in combination with Qwixx the Card Game and Qwixx the Dice Game!

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Qwinto is the successor to the award-winning bestseller Qwixx. Just as simple and exciting, yet completely different. You don't have to wait for your turn in this game either. The person who cleverly writes the result of the throw in one of the three colored rows and scores the most bonus points wins the game. The Games Friends: “ In our opinion, Qwinto is a very worthy successor to the extremely popular dice game Qwixx. Qwixx fans will recognize some things in Qwinto, but the whole game still feels different. This really should be in the games cupboard of the Qwixx enthusiast. ”

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At Qwixx you don't have to wait for your turn - someone rolls the dice and everyone can use the roll! The more numbers you cross on your score sheet, the more points you get. Qwixx can be explained in two minutes and is exciting until the last roll. Join the dice and get caught up in the QWIXX fever! This is the Deluxe version of the Qwixx game (winner of the Dutch Game Prize 2014 and nominated Toy of the Year 2013). This version includes wipeable scoreboards and a soft dice base for endless fun!

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Fascinating card game for young and old! In this exciting game you receive 1 more card every round. You always try to predict exactly how many tricks you will make, no more and no less. If your prediction is correct, you get 20 points plus 10 points per trick. If you get it wrong, you get 10 minus points for every trick you miss from your prediction. Whoever has the most points at the end of the game wins. The game contains 52 cards in 4 suits, 4 wizards and 4 jesters. Wizards are guaranteed to win a trick, fools are guaranteed to lose a trick. Furthermore, the top card of the face-down pile determines the trump card in the relevant round. This way the game remains surprising again and again. Wizard has been one of the best-selling card games in Germany for over 20 years, even hosting World Championships. The combination of simplicity and depth makes this exciting card game popular with everyone!

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The rules for the four colored rows (square fields) and the game flow are exactly the same as in the original game. The players take turns one after the other and carry out their actions. At the end of the game, points are awarded for the four regular colored rows and 5 points are deducted for each failed roll. The bonus rows (round spaces) are not scored separately, but checked bonus spaces count for both adjacent colored rows. This way you can have many more crosses per colored row and therefore score more points per color (max. 120)! NB! You can use these score blocks in combination with Qwixx the Card Game and Qwixx the Dice Game!

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Play QWIXX as you normally would, but this time you get help from special characters. Placing three crosses, rolling the dice twice or even no more failed rolls... each character has a special ability. Even more possibilities! Even more Qwixx! Even more fun! Please note: the Qwixx base game is required to play.

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Fast card game full of risk and tactics. Collect gold coins using all kinds of different ships. These are drawn one by one from the face-down pile. But if the second of a color lands on the table, your turn is over! Several characters grant permanent benefits during the game. In addition, just like expeditions, they earn victory points that can lead to victory in Port Royal. In this simple, tactical card game you must constantly choose between taking a risk or quitting and being satisfied with less. Very suitable for both families and advanced players. The Games Friends: “ Port Royal is one of our favorite little card games. With every card you turn over you are in suspense: can I use this card, or was this just one card too many? Because you can also protect yourself against the cards you turn over, luck is not a huge determining factor. All that makes Port Royal a real winner!"

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You've got it all figured out! Under your rule, Machi Koro has grown into a major city. However, most residents are ready for something new. New entertainment options, a new job and some residents even find a new home. You naturally see opportunities to expand your city and grow into a real metropolis! There is room for a number of vineyards on the edge of the city, which can then supply chic French restaurants and exclusive clubs. A contractor can work in the city to make room for new companies. And for those on a budget, there is always a grocer or a pawn shop where you can pawn your property. Machi Koro: Metropolis is the second expansion for the popular game Machi Koro. In addition to a lot of new buildings, a completely new game mechanism is also introduced, with which you can close buildings. An excellent opportunity to really upset your competitors! To play Machi Koro: Metropolis, you need the Machi Koro base game. To be able to play this expansion with five players, you will also need the Machi Koro: Haven expansion in addition to the basic game.

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The house ghost has found an old camera in the cellar of the castle. In addition, he has put everything on record that he likes to make disappear while haunting... and also himself of course. Unfortunately, the enchanted camera takes many photos in the wrong color. Sometimes the green bottle is white, sometimes blue. When he looks at the photos, he becomes so confused that he no longer knows what to conjure up. Can you help him and name the right object or even make it disappear for him? A card is turned over each round. The players must now grab or call out the object they are looking for as quickly as possible. Whoever does this fastest gets the card. Who wins the most cards? Five objects are placed in a circle on the table, so that everyone has easy access to them. A player turns over the top card. Each player now tries as quickly as possible to grab the object from the table that is depicted in the correct color on this card. If there is no object depicted in the correct color on the card, players must grab the object that is not depicted on the card and whose color cannot be seen on the card. The first person to grab the correct object places the turned-up card in front of them on the table as a reward and then turns over the next card from the face-down pile. Whoever has the most cards at the end wins the game.

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The players put together a salad as quickly as possible, whereby they have to correctly name the vegetable cards they have played. Because a vegetable cannot be said twice in succession, confusion quickly arises. Is a tomato a pepper or just a tomato? Every hesitation or wrong sound is fatal. Stay focused, because a mistake is a mistake! In this hilarious game for the whole family, it is important to keep a close eye on which card was placed last, which card was said last and which cards are taboo. The rules are super simple, so everyone can participate. Excellent to combine with Cockroach Soup!

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2 new variants for even more fun 2 extra score blocks with 80 sheets each (160 in total) for the popular dice game and card game QWIXX. The rules don't change, but the gaming experience does. There are 2 new variants in this package: variant A has a score block with numbers in ascending and descending order, but each row consists of 4 different colors. Variant B has a score block with numbers that are not in ascending and descending order but mixed together (but the same color per row). NB! You can only use these score blocks in combination with Qwixx the Card Game and Qwixx the Dice Game!

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Fast-paced, nerve-wracking dice game, in which a player must dice both rabbits and cages to score points. As long as he throws the correct symbols, he can continue. If the risk becomes too great for him, he can stop and write points. On your turn, you roll the dice and must put at least one rabbit aside. You can also set aside cages, but you must do this in ascending order. You also have to put away carrots, but you are not allowed to throw them again. Then you re-roll any dice that were not set aside. You continue like this until you can't or don't want to go any further. If you cannot put rabbits aside after a throw, you do not score any points. If you decide to quit, you score the number of rabbits thrown multiplied by the level of your cages. Then it is the next player's turn. However, he or she may choose to take the risk and continue playing with the number of points you have written. Are you one of the daredevils or do you prefer to be on the safe side? Rabbit Hutches fits perfectly into our series of dice games and is ideal for holidays. Up to 7 players can participate!

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In this communicative card game, players trade with their beans and grow them in their fields. Who will steal the best beans from the other players and earn the most money? Each player receives 5 bean cards and must keep them in order in his hand. Furthermore, each player has two bean fields. He may grow one type of beans on each of them. On your turn, you must grow the first card and the second card from your hand. Then you reveal two new bean cards, which you can keep or trade. You may also trade cards from your hand. This can be useful, because a bean field is worth more if it contains more cards of a kind. And if you have to grow a species that is not available, you have to sell another. And that may come too soon... However, you can choose once per game to buy an extra bean field for three thalers. The game ends when the stack of bean cards has been played through three times. Whoever has the most money after that wins. Boonanza is a fascinating trading game from the author of Agricola and Le Havre and is highly recommended for fans of, for example, The Settlers of Catan.

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Welcome Mayor of Machi Koro! Your influence has led to explosive growth in our once quiet city. Skyscrapers dominate the landscape and there is a thriving nightlife. But our residents want more! They believe that, in order for this medium-sized city to grow into a vibrant metropolis, they deserve a beautiful new airport, but also exclusive clubs, sushi restaurants that work with waiting lists and much more. For our mayors, Machi Koro Night is a completely different game and that's not just because of the expensive taste! Prepare for an ever-changing range of cards, new rules and a new way of playing to ensure that no two games will be the same.

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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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Two score pads for the fanatic Keer op Keer players!

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Expansion of the dice game Earthworms. This expansion contains 2 extra tiles, 7 earthworm tokens and 5 specialists in the form of 'animeeples' and a die. The specialists are linked to certain tiles. If you win one of those tiles, you will receive the corresponding extra options. For example, you can win earthworm tokens or earn an extra die to increase your chance of landing a higher tile in subsequent turns. Earthworms Expansion makes this fun dice game even more fun!

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Treasure hunters and saboteurs trouble each other in this role card game. The only question is who is on which side! Each player receives a role card, which indicates whether he is a saboteur or a treasure-hunting dwarf. He keeps his role a secret from everyone, but can of course say whatever he wants in the meantime. Furthermore, each player receives a number of cards with corridors, tools or sabotage options. The treasure hunters aim to find the treasure, while the saboteurs try to prevent that. This way they can sabotage each other's tools or explain courses the wrong way. Because it cannot be determined with certainty who belongs to which party, it is best to avoid hindering an ally in this way. The winning side receives a reward at the end of the game. Whoever has collected the most rewards after a number of rounds wins the game. The Games Friends: “ We really like games where you have to bluff and fool each other. Saboteur is therefore fully approved by us! The simple rules and limited playing time make Saboteur the perfect game to take to family and friends."

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Expansion of the popular role card game Saboteur. The game contains new roles and action and course cards. As usual there are the treasure hunting dwarves, but they are now divided into a green and a blue team. But this time they are not alone. For example, there is the chef, who wins when the gold diggers win, but always gets 1 gold piece less. The profiteer is completely special. He always wins, but has to make do with 2 gold pieces less. The geologist, on the other hand, is not interested in the treasure at all. He prefers to look for valuable crystals. With this expansion, Saboteur becomes even more hectic and exciting. Ideal for large groups of up to 12 players!

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Once a year, the best miracle doctors and proselytizers come together in Kakelenburg to brew drinks against sweaty feet, homesickness, hiccups and heartbreak. However, every quack cooks his own soup here. Each player draws ingredients from his own supply bag, composed during the course of the game, until he thinks his drink is perfect. But be careful: a few popping peas and the whole drink will explode. So it is better to stop in time and cook a smaller portion and use the proceeds to purchase valuable ingredients. In this way, the supply bag fills with more and more useful ingredients, which may make the next drink even better and earn more points. In this game with more than 2000 combination options, the proven deckbuilding system is combined with the popular “push your luck” mechanism. The Games Friends: “ The Kwakzalvers van Kakelenburg is a fantastic game, where you have to make many tactical choices and need a little bit of luck. Normally we would find that element of luck a shame, but because at Kwakzalvers you have plenty of options to avoid it, it doesn't bother us at all. Kwakzalvers is really great!"

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You can play this fast, compact dice game anytime, anywhere. It takes no longer than half an hour and the size ensures that you can put it down at home, on the train or on the camping table. Anyone who can count to 36 can participate! When it is your turn, you roll 8 dice. You now put all the dice with the same number or with a worm aside. Then you roll the remaining dice and put all the dice with a different number aside. If your total is higher than 20 and you have thrown at least one worm, you can take the stone with that number from the table or even from another player! But if you take too much risk and only throw numbers that you have already taken, then you are out and have to give up a stone. There are a number of earthworms on each stone. Whoever has the most earthworms at the end of the game is the winner.

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In the well-known card game Love Letter, 2–6 suitors compete to have their love letter delivered to the princess. She is looking for an ideal partner and confidante for her claim to the throne. Love Letter is played in several game rounds in which you enlist the Princess's allies, friends and family to deliver your letter to her. The card in your hand shows the person currently holding your letter, but this can change during a round by drawing and playing cards. To win a round you must have the highest value card at the end of the round or be the last player standing. The game ends when one player has enough love tokens to win. This new version of Love Letter features new artwork by Andrew Bosley and two new characters, the Chancellor and the Spy, making the game playable with up to 6 players. Moreover, with this new version it is possible to play the classic version of the game that is suitable for only 2–4 players.

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The game where you have to steal! In Jatten you steal cards from each other to build your own collection, and once you start stealing from other people's goods it's hard to stop - but those who want too much will go home empty-handed! On your turn, you play a card from your hand into your collection and you may make a card raid. You choose an opponent, draw a card from his hand and place it face up on the table. You can then stop and keep that card, or you can draw another card from the same player. If two stolen cards have the same number, your turn ends and the cards return to the victim's hand. If you manage to stop in time, you can place all the stolen cards in front of you. If you have drawn an imposter, you may steal a card of your choice from the opponent's collection. The first to collect six cards of the same value wins!

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In Beverbende, tactics and memory go hand in hand. You have 4 penalty cards face down in front of you, but you can only look at two of them. On your turn, you draw a card and take an action with it. This way you can exchange the card for one of your face-down cards or even influence the cards of the other players. If you have the fewest penalties, you win the round. Beverbende is ideally suited for families with children. Can also be combined with Beaver Clan.

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Pirate themed dice game. In 1000 Bombs and Grenades! try to roll as many identical symbols as possible with 8 dice. You can re-roll the dice as many times as you want, but you must put skulls aside. If you throw a third skull, your turn is immediately over and you score no points. A pirate card indicates your possibilities and limitations during your turn. The more matching symbols you throw, the more points you score. You will also receive extra points for gold and diamonds. If all your dice score, you get an extra bonus. If you throw 4 or more skulls on your first roll, you give the other players minus points. The first to reach a certain number of points wins the game. 1000 Bombs and Grenades! is a simple dice game, in which you always have to choose between stopping or continuing. A game for the real gambling enthusiast!

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Ganges is a challenging game for the true enthusiast, where strategic insight and karma go hand in hand. You are an Indian ruler, who tries to collect fame and wealth with the help of workers and collected dice. You have your own province tableau on which you build tiles, which have various advantages when performing actions on the game board. Reaching the edge of your tableau also provides bonus actions. On the game board you can go to the harbor, where you take your boat onto the Ganges river to earn various bonuses. The market gives you money in combination with the markets on your game board. The palace offers various action options, including obtaining dice or re-rolling them. In the quarry you can purchase tiles for your tableau. For most actions, in addition to a worker, you also need a die of a certain value to be allowed to perform them. You have 2 scoring stones, one for fame and one for money, that run in opposite directions. To win, both stones must have reached or passed each other. Whoever achieves this with the largest difference wins the game. The Games Friends: “ Rajas of the Ganges is a wonderful game by Inka and Markus Brand. There are a lot of action options and ways to win, especially since you can focus on two different victory tracks. In addition, the scoring system is very original! Highly recommended for fans of Marco Polo, for example!"

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Roll the dice and enter one of your rolled dice in the corresponding category. Each category earns points in a different way. Choose wisely and pay close attention to the remaining dice. You must serve each die with a lower result on the silver tray to the other players. They may therefore also be able to score important points. In this dice game, all players are constantly busy. This makes it extremely exciting until the end! The Games Friends: “ Clever is one of the best dice games on the board game market. Even though it is only a very small game, the various tactical choices make it feel like a large board game. Another great one from the maker of Kwakzalvers and De Tavernen van de Oude Stad! ”

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Spectacular reaction game. Anyone who can count to 5 can participate! Each player receives a face-down pile of cards. Each card contains one or more fruits. Each player takes turns turning over a card and placing it on top of any previously turned over cards. This way, only one card is always visible to each player. If exactly 5 of a particular fruit are visible, all players try to ring the bell as quickly as possible. Whoever does this first gets all the open cards. Anyone who runs out of cards is eliminated. Who is the last one left? Halli Galli is not only educational for young children, but also excellent entertainment for students or families who just want to play a simple, fun game in between.

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Two score blocks for Clever. Now all players who have filled their blocks smart, fast and Clever can buy replacement blocks again!

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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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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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Spicy expansion on Catan, in which players deploy knights to protect the island against invading barbarians and develop their cities into metropolises. A copy of the base game is required to use this set. It is also possible to combine Cities and Knights with The Mariners of Catan. Cities and Knights now also has new artwork and playing pieces for even more gaming experience! This expansion set can only be combined with the latest edition of the base game (the 2012 edition with the plastic parts). In Cities and Knights you start with a city instead of a village. The game features commodities such as coins and paper, which you get when a number is rolled to your city. You need these commodities to expand your cities in three areas to higher levels, with the ultimate goal of creating a metropolis worth no less than 4 points. Just like in the basic game, you roll the dice at the start of your turn, but now a symbol die is added. This determines whether you earn a development card or whether the barbarian ship comes closer. When the barbarian ship arrives on the island, the players must defend themselves with knights. Knights cost 1 ore and 1 wool and must be activated with a grain. Anyone who does not arm themselves properly can easily lose a city to the barbarians. However, if you have the most activated knights, you will be declared the savior of Catan and rewarded with a point. To win Cities & Knights, you have to collect 13 points. Cities & Knights is an exciting expansion to the base game that requires more strategy and planning. It makes the game a little more complex, but you get a lot of fun in return.

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Special children's edition of this spectacular party game for teams. Fantastic for large groups at parties and celebrations. You play in teams. One of you tries to describe as many of the 5 concepts as possible on a card within 30 seconds. The more concepts you guess, the more spaces you can move forward on the game board. A roll of the dice can change that. Which team will reach the finish line first? This edition contains concepts that are attractive and understandable for young players. Children are now also worthy opponents!

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999 Games has been publishing 'Catan' since 1998. This game was updated in July 2012 in terms of playing material and artwork. For example, the wooden playing pieces were replaced by detailed plastic playing pieces. Unfortunately, the wooden and plastic editions of the basic game and the many expansions that the game has had were not always easy to combine. 999 Games therefore comes with this adjustment set, so that the biggest stumbling blocks regarding combining the different editions of 'Catan' are solved.

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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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Played so many Dice so Cleverly that your scorepad is almost empty? Don't worry, with these extra score blocks you can move forward again!

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Stand-alone card game in the world of The Resistance. In the card game Coup you try to be the last player standing in a classic power struggle! You are the head of a family in a corrupt Italian city. To remain the most powerful family, you must manipulate, bluff and bribe... The Games Friends: “ We love social deduction games, such as Werewolves and Coup. The big advantage of Coup is that you can also do it with two players. A super fun game for a quick break, because you can finish it in fifteen minutes! ”

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