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Who will be the first to create a line with cards of the same color? Take turns playing a card. Try to extend your line or block an opponent's. Don't focus too much on one line, because before you know it someone else will walk away with the victory.

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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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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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De seizoenen veranderen en deze keurig geklede vogels zijn op zoek naar een nieuwe plek om thuis te noemen. Koppige oehoes houden bij warm weer van gezelschap, maar hebben in de kou juist behoefte aan wat meer ruimte. Statige ijsvogels en vastberaden spechten gedijen goed samen wanneer er voedsel in overvloed is, maar wat gebeurt er als dat voedsel juist schaars wordt? Creëer in de loop van 3 seizoenen vogelreservaten die net zo aantrekkelijk zijn als de vogels zelf in dit set collection spel. Een uniek element aan Pauw is dat elke ronde de seizoenskaarten draaien, waardoor voedsel opeens niet meer beschikbaar kan zijn! Ondertussen moet je ook nog slim balanceren tussen allerlei bonussen, van voordelen voor bevriende vogels tot gratis extra’s voor een complete zwerm.

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In Settlement you have just discovered a new piece of land and you decide to establish a settlement there. Send your workers to explore, mine resources, fight the monsters that infest your new territory, build buildings and castles, welcome heroes... And turn your settlement into a glorious city! Settlement is a fun and fast-playing expert game that uses worker placement, set collection and combos. This game also looks very nice thanks to large wooden monster/dragon meeples.

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The Hunger is a race in which each vampire player must optimize their deck, hunt humans to gain victory points, fulfill secret missions and ultimately acquire a rose and return to the castle before dawn. The more you hunt, the slower both you and your deck become, making it increasingly difficult to get back before dawn. Can you become the most infamous vampire without burning to ashes at dawn? During the game, players spend "speed" to move their vampires around the map, hunt people worth victory points, and add new cards to their deck. The game ends at sunrise, after which the surviving player with the most victory points on their cards wins! The Games Friends: “The Hunger of Clank!? A fair question, because both games have many similarities. In this game you will also try to get as far into the world as possible by deck building, so that you collect as many points as possible. But be careful, because you have to be back at the start on time. The Hunger is just a really fun game, but it just loses out to Clank!.”

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Unleash your wild side in the heart of New Orleans, where masks hide the true intentions behind the city's greatest sins. Carnival of Sins is a game of dice and deception, where cunning and strategy are your greatest allies. The game lasts seven rounds. At the beginning of each round, the player with the devil card rolls the dice. Then, each player secretly chooses one of their seven sin cards to play. Afterward, all cards are revealed in order, and players perform their effects. You'll claim dice, accumulate points, and thwart the other players' plans... After seven rounds, the player with the highest score wins the title of Carnival Monarch . Use your wits and deception at this festival of seduction and prove yourself the biggest sinner in town.

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Vantage is an open-world, cooperative adventure game for 1 to 6 players, designed by Jamey Stegmaier. Vantage offers an entire planet to explore, with players interacting with each other while spread out across the world. With nearly 800 interconnected locations on maps and over 900 other exploration maps, the world is your playground. You begin each game of Vantage aboard an intergalactic spaceship bound for an undiscovered planet. After a crash, far away from your companions, you have complete freedom in how you explore, discover, and interact with the planet. You view your location from a first-person perspective—you can communicate with and support other players, but you're at a great distance, so only you can see your current location. In addition to a mission victory, a destiny victory, or an epic victory (where you complete both the mission and the destiny), you can also define success in Vantage yourself, based on everything you pursue and achieve. Vantage is not a campaign game and is completely standalone (no expansions, just a few accessories like metal coins).

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In Endless Winter you travel back to 10,000 years BC. When you play the game, you take on the role of different tribal leaders leading their tribes through different eras. At the start of Endless Winter you are in charge of a hunter-gatherer group, which you must help develop into a civilized tribal community throughout the game. You do this by exploring, traveling around, expanding your tribe, hunting big game and building megaliths, large stone buildings. Downstream is an expansion of the game Endless Winter: Paleoamericans. Downstream cannot be played without the base game. In Downstream you canoe across the river, catch fish and receive points for landmarks on the terrain board. Endless Winter: Downstream adds an additional ability to the terrain board. Move your canoe along the river and receive points during the eclipse phase for having the most influence on the terrain tiles and the estuary. This expansion also includes a new animal type and a new type of tribe cards.

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Discover the duel variant of your favorite tile game! This game is specially designed for 2 players and includes new game features that offer more tactical options than the original AZUL. Decorate the ceiling of the palace in Sintra with dome plates and round tiles. Stack the tiles in any order you want so your opponent can't refuse the offer. Challenge family and friends to see who is the best artist in Portugal!

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In Panda, players will explore the Grand National Park in China. This is the protected habitat of the Giant Panda. So you can actually encounter all elements in the game in this area. Panda is already the fifth game made by Adrie Drent. Panda is a card placement and drafting game. There are two different types of cards: prey and predators. Prey animals give you points immediately, predators only at the end of the game. So you have to time it carefully when you want to place your predator. All players have an equal set of predators. The prey animals are dealt from the draw pile and then drafted per round. After 4 rounds the game is over and we have a winner.

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Cascadia: Rolling is a series of puzzle-style flip-and-roll-and-write games featuring the habitats and wildlife of the Pacific Northwest! Simultaneously roll dice, collect wildlife and complete habitat cards to fill in different environments in Cascadia. Use special actions to manipulate your dice and dynamic completion cards to unlock powerful combos! There are two versions of Cascadia: Rolling. Each version includes the following unique content - purchase both versions to play with 1-8 players on 8 different maps!

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Set sail for an adventurous raid, because it could be your last! Brave danger and adventure as you once again search for the most valuable treasures the Caribbean has to offer. Then quickly find a safe haven to hide precious gold, rare emeralds and pearls with a dazzling shine. Explore, collect cargo, hire crew, take over rival ships, but don't forget to bury your loot. As you sail, you look for a place to settle down after your life on the high seas has come to an end. It won't be easy... You'll have to outrun your opponents, because one trip around the Caribbean won't be enough. You must make three voyages to retire as the richest and greatest pirate of all time. Pirates of Maracaibo is a standalone game in the same franchise as the popular game Maracaibo (2019). Players familiar with Maracaibo will recognize some beloved concepts from the original. However, new players can jump right in without any prior knowledge of the original game, as Pirates of Maracaibo is an independent game with a more accessible set of rules. The game takes place over three rounds; sail through the Caribbean, hire crew, join other ships, explore the coast, collect the most treasures and retreat to a remote island as the most revered pirate in history.

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In Coney you play as a rabbit keeper! Each player must create their own rabbit farm by placing rabbit cards in a 3x3 grid using unique placement rules printed on the cards. At the end of the game you receive victory points (VP) as indicated on the rabbit cards in your farm. You also receive VP for each card with end-of-game bonuses, shop icons and leftover resources, but you can also receive minus points that you have to deduct from your score. The rabbit owner with the most points wins!

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In Great Western Trail: New Zealand you are the owner of a sheep farm in the late 19th century - on the South Island of New Zealand. In recent years, your family farm has flourished by increasing the value of your wool. With the dawn of the new century, new challenges have arisen. You must attract new and improved breeds of sheep to ensure the prosperity of your family business and the workers who work for you.

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Hive is played with 2 players and the aim of the game is to completely enclose the opponent's queen bee. The pieces consist of different insects that all move differently. For example, the grasshopper may jump in a straight line to the next available space, the ant may walk indefinitely and the beetle may walk 1 step or climb onto another area. Each turn you may place a piece into play or move an already present piece. A game of Hive lasts an average of 30 minutes. The Hive pieces are made of durable plastic material and come in a nice fabric bag. This means you can take Hive anywhere: the beach, the pub, on holiday, etc. Hive offers a challenge for everyone. A plan is not enough with Hive, you also need a strong response to the opponent. That makes Hive suitable for everyone. In short: everyone should have this classic in the making.

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Each player has his own beaver castle. During the game he tries to get cards with high numbers into his castle. But low numbers are also important, because equal numbers earn bonus points. In addition, it is not easy to keep high number cards. Cards are exchanged quickly, so that no card is where it once was. After the first player has placed five number cards in his beaver castle, the current round is completed. After the wild card exchange, each player counts the points in his own beaver castle. The player who has the most points after a few rounds wins the game. Exciting combination of tactics and memory! Can also be combined with Beverbende.

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In Coming of Age, you begin the game as a child, with a limited set of interests and skills that shape your development. During this period, your parents' support is crucial to your progress. As the years pass, you grow and develop new interests, become more independent, and gain access to other experiences that enable you to achieve your own life goals. During this journey of growing up, you'll build memories, develop different personality traits, make friends, fall in love, and deal with frustrations, all with the goal of realizing yourself as a person by fulfilling your dreams and ambitions. Using a dice mechanism, you'll visit various locations in the city and gain experiences that influence different aspects of your personality, reflected on your personal board. The goal is to achieve the various life goals you'll acquire throughout the game.

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Build the most beautiful Amsterdam canal houses, full of shops, cats, seagulls and tulips in this fun card game! Canal House is a light hand-drawing game for 2-4 players in which you build an idyllic set of canal houses. You construct the houses using bases, floors, and roofs. Each turn, each player simultaneously chooses one card from their hand and builds it, following the rules described below. After building their cards, each player passes the remaining three cards to the player to their left. After receiving a new hand of three cards from the player to their right, each player chooses a card type (base, front, or roof) and draws one card of that type from the corresponding deck into their hand, bringing it up to four cards. A completed house consists of a base at the bottom, any number of front cards, and a roof at the top. When building a house, you must build from the bottom up (starting with a base and ending with a roof).

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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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In the early 1900s, Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud developed a revolutionary theory called psychoanalysis, which concerned the study of the unconscious. Freud believed that dreams were an expression of the unconscious mind. As his work caught on, followers gathered every Wednesday in Freud's apartment to discuss psychology and dream analysis. This group – Wednesday Psychological Society – marked the beginning of the global psychoanalytic movement. As a member of this society, you will strive to formulate new therapeutic techniques, establish a practice, expand your clientele and become Freud's foremost contemporary. To achieve this you need to share insights, discuss ideas with peers and publish theories. And to stay refreshed, you probably need coffee – lots of coffee.

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Achter de deuren van de kerker zitten 12 criminelen van wie de misdaden op z’n zachtst gezegd discutabel zijn. Zul je hen op tijd bevrijden, zodat ze zich nog bij het feest kunnen voegen?Uitbreiding op Castle Combo. Je bent het basisspel nodig om te kunnen spelen.

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Language: DutchDixit Mirrors is an expansion set for the game Dixit and contains 84 new playing cards. Combine the cards from this expansion with those from the basic game for a more extensive game. The game ends when the first player reaches 30 points on the scoring track. Please note: you can only play this game if you have the basic game Dixit.

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Race to the Raft is a cooperative, path building, tile placement and social puzzle board game for 1-4 players. In the game you play the role of the disoriented island cats who are lost on the smoke-filled island. Nothing seems to be where it once was, and you must find a safe route to the raft by placing route maps. As you build paths, fire - represented by tiles of different shapes - will spread across the island, limiting your options. You have to find the balance between creating long paths and keeping the cats in front of the flames as you make your way to the raft. The game features 81 scenarios to choose from, including a simple tutorial that gradually introduces you to new rules and an advanced tutorial for when you're ready for a much bigger challenge. Choose maps, build paths and control the spread of fire as you work together to guide all the cats in their race to the raft!

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This set contains 240 cards and 2400 concepts, including more than 1000 new ones. Old concepts have been combined with others, so that players who have played the basic game more often no longer have an advantage. With this upgrade set you can relive this spectacular party game for teams.

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America in the 19th century: you're a rancher, bringing cattle from Texas to Kansas City. This earns you money and victory points. Needless to say, every time you arrive in Kansas City, you'll want to have your most valuable livestock with you. However, the "Great Western Trail" requires not only that you keep your herd in good condition, but also that you use the various buildings along the route wisely. It can also be a good idea to hire the right staff: cowboys to improve your herd, craftsmen to build your own buildings or engineers for the important railway line. If you manage your herd wisely and navigate the opportunities and pitfalls of Great Western Trail, you are sure to rack up the most victory points and win the game. The second edition of Great Western Trail includes solitaire rules, making the number of players 1-4. The Games Friends: "Great Western Trail was already a wonderful game, but the beautiful new artwork makes it a real joy to play. The great thing is that you always place the buildings on the game board in a different way, so every game is different." Highly recommended!"

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Make lemur tails as long as possible and thwart your opponent. Make sure that both tails are as long as possible, because only the shortest tail counts! On your turn you can take two types of actions: play Tail cards or use Sunning Lemurs. On your turn you can repeat these actions as many times as you want. Place the black and white tail cards alternately. Pay attention to the number: it must be the same or have a difference of +1 or -1. Use the Sunning Lemur for special actions: Take a card from the market, take the last card from your opponent's tail, blindly draw a card from your opponent's hand or discard 1-3 cards and draw the same number of cards from the draw pile. Are you stuck? Then there are also jokers that you can use to make your tail longer! Make sure you keep lengthening both tails, because only your shortest tail counts!

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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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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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