Can you remove the tobacco from the pipe without moving the pipe or touching the ash? In one of Holmes' most extraordinary cases to date, it appears the suspect has cleverly evaded arrest. However, the devil has provided a small but important clue: a smoldering pipe left at the scene of the crime. Help Holmes identify the tobacco and reveal the identity of his devious enemy by removing the tobacco before it crumbles to ash.

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According to legend, the old mansion on the outskirts of the city contains a fantastic treasure! Hoping to find it, you decide to spend the night there. You're about to give up when the ghost of Captain Boe shows up to help you find his treasure. He's not much of a talker, but he plays a tambourine, and he's going to use that to tell you which rooms to look in! Players work together to find Captain Boe's treasure before the night is over. Each round, one player becomes the Ghost of Captain Boe. The Ghost must use the tambourine to give clues that will help the other players guess the correct card. If they do, they may reveal a piece of the captain's treasure.

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In Citytrip Antwerp you take on the role of a travel guide. You try to put together an unforgettable trip, taking the wishes of the tourists into account. The player with the highest rating score wins Citytrip Antwerp. It is a flip & write game that is quick to set up and easy to play. With a basic and advanced scoreboard, 23 starting points and 44 different missions, no 2 games will feel the same! One player turns over the top card of the action pile. Simultaneously, everyone chooses 2 actions that are horizontally or vertically next to each other (= 7 possible combinations). Each player creates a path and circles completed goals that earn points on the score sheet. The game ends after 15 turns. Citytrip Antwerp is the second game in the Citytrip series. This adds 1 new but simple game rule, different starting locations and assignments and of course a completely different puzzle specific to the city. The solo missions are also different.

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In the era of prehistory the first humans make their advance. Despite the threat of sabre-tooth tigers and Neanderthals, they are expanding their habitat and learning to survive in nature. From humble beginnings on the African continent, humanity will over the years reach the entire world. And you are going to help prehistoric man! Catan: Rise of Man takes the rules of Catan and sets them in the setting of prehistory. You collect raw materials such as skins, bones and flint and use them to build new settlements. From these settlements you travel to new parts of the world, where you once again set up new branches. In addition, you develop your culture through 4 levels of development. The first to collect 10 victory points wins! Catan: Rise of Man is an updated version of Settlers of Prehistory. The new edition features new, detailed playing figures and beautiful artwork.

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In Kingyo you have to catch as many Kingyo (goldfish) as possible, matching the colors of the dice. The Kingyo cards are placed around the 5 dice. Players can divide themselves into teams as they wish. Each player takes a Bowl card to place the Kingyo cards they will capture. One player rolls the 5 dice and all players simultaneously try to catch the cards with Kingyo that match the colors of the dice. If you think it is no longer possible to catch Kingyo cards with colors that match the dice, then catch one of the special "Medaka" cards. The game is over for you, but other players can continue to capture cards if they find any. Be careful, because there is one Medaka card less than the number of players... At the end of the game, players score 1 point for each Kingyo and 4 points for the Medaka card in front of them. In a team game, only the bowl of the team with the lowest score counts.

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N L: How cool is this Star Wars card game? With the right cards you can save the galaxy far far away. Are you up to the challenge?

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In the fourth edition of Clever 4ever you will once again collect as many points as possible. Through 5 different categories and the bonus actions, you try to fill in combinations on your score sheet as cleverly as possible with the dice. Dice that you do not use go to the tray, so that your opponents can also choose dice during your turn. This is familiar territory for seasoned Clever players. But what are the new categories? The colors blue, yellow, green, pink and gray each score points in their own way: The yellow category consists of 3 rows. You may only enter increasing numbers in the top row. You can complete the rows below as you wish. The second row constitutes negative points, the third row normal points. The more boxes you complete, the more bonuses you get. In the blue category you use the blue and white die. Together the two dice form coordinates with which you can check a box in a large square. You score points by putting at least two crosses per row, column or diagonal. In gray you have to fill in fields again and again based on the number of the die. A field consists of a number of squares, which must correspond to the number of spots on the die. The new fields must also be adjacent to previously checked fields. Green consists of a row of boxes that you must fill in from left to right. Each box is split in two. The bottom half gives you an immediate bonus. The other half, in combination with the first half, gives the total number of points. You can choose whether you first complete a box completely or whether you prefer to fill in the bottom halves first to quickly score bonuses. Pink also consists of a row of boxes. You may enter any number indicated by the die in each box. However, in pink, each number has a property. For example, a 5 immediately gives the bonus under the box, while with a 3 you can immediately write down a second 3, but you are not allowed to take any bonuses. All categories are again full of bonuses that can cause combinations and chain reactions. Whoever knows how to use these combinations as smartly as possible wins Clever 4ever.

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Put on your wizard robes and take your wand! The moment you've been waiting for has finally arrived: Welcome to Hogwarts! In Paralitis you play as Hogwarts students who gently cast spells at each other's feet to earn points for their house. It's the perfect game if you've ever dreamed of waving a wand or shouting 'Bravo! 50 points for Slytherin! To hear.' Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin, wear your house colors with pride. In each of the 8 rounds, prepare a spell and aim your wand at one of your opponents. All players then cast their spell at the same time... or protect themselves! If you are paralyzed, your department may lose points. Only the best wizards and witches will share the current round's rewards and earn points for their department. The division with the most points at the end of the game wins. Paralitis is great fun for Harry Potter fans and newcomers alike. The game is very easy to play and there are several ways to score points. In this bluffing game, players play magic cards to protect themselves or eliminate their opponent. The outcome of the game is always exciting and unexpected. Paralitis is a board game for 4 to 8 players by Ludovic Maublanc. Recommended age: 8+ Play time: 30 min

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In the game Jaipur you hope to become the Maharaja's personal trader by being richer than your opponent at the end of the week (round). To accomplish this, collect and trade goods (cards) at the market, then sell them for rupees (turn over the chips). For a large sale (3 or more cards), you will receive a reward (bonus token). The camels have no sales value, but are very useful for trading, especially if you need a lot of goods from the market. At the end of each round, the richest trader receives a Seal of Excellence. The first player to collect 2 Seals wins the game. The Games Friends: "Jaipur is a very fun game that you will often play. The rules are simple, but there is still quite a bit of tactics involved in this colorful card game. Due to its handy format, we also like to take it with us. trip."

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N L: Looking for a Star Wars card game you can play alone? Star Wars: Han Solo is the perfect game for you! Defend the galaxy far far away with this card game.

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Verdant is a puzzling card game for 1 to 5 players. You take on the role of a houseplant lover trying to create the coziest indoor space by collecting and arranging houseplants and other objects in your home. You need to place your plants so that they get the most suitable lighting conditions and you need to ensure that you create the greenest collection. Each turn you select an adjacent pair of a card and token and use those items to build an ever-expanding tablue that represents your house. You'll need to keep several goals in mind as you try to increase plant greenery by making spatial matches and using item tokens to perform various actions. You can also develop your "green thumb" skills, allowing you to take extra actions to care for your plants and create the coziest space!

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Ice Team is a two-person game with very nice game material. The aim of the Ice Team game is to bring as many fish as possible to the finish. In the Ice Team game, each player has 3 polar bears that he will move towards the finish during the game. The penguins give the bears a helping hand. You always apply the effect of the tile your polar bear lands on. Sometimes it can be useful to freeze some fish along the way (to keep them safe). Whoever has brought the most fish to the finish at the end of the game wins the game!

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In Perfect Numbers you take groups of cards from the 'market', sort them by color and add them to your own collection. By taking a perfect number from the market you can complete a colored row. All cards in this row go to your point pile and represent one point per card. However, it's better to make longer lines because you get bonus points. But this increases the risk of having to discard cards. The winner has collected the most points (cards) at the end of the game. Perfect Numbers is produced in an environmentally friendly way, meaning it is made from FSC materials, biodegradable plastic, ink, and resin instead of glue. The entire carbon footprint is also compensated. To emphasize the environmentally friendly character, the cards have been placed in different climate zones and the animals are made from waste.

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Rory's Story Cubes lets you translate stories through the dice you roll. This game stimulates your creativity, imagination and strengthens your language development. This hanging tab packaging is ideal for hanging in the store and contains the 9 dice from the Actions set.

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Master the magical chaos in this fast-paced, simultaneous dice game inspired by the wizarding world of Harry Potter! First-year Hogwarts students rush to Diagon Alley with their shopping lists, but the magical items are haunted and found mixed up in all the shops! Quickly roll the dice to throw the scattered brooms, books and other supplies back where they belong to be the first to win with an organized store!

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Sydney's Royal Botanic Garden holds a special place in the hearts of locals. World famous for its location, beauty and historical and scientific significance, each of the 29 hectares is not only beautiful, but also a soothing retreat from the city streets. In The Gardens, players play cards and then score points based on what their visitors see as they walk past the gardens' various flowerbeds, ponds, native trees and statues. The tableau you build has three rows - water, grass and the city side - and you add one card per turn until the area is full. The game is accessible and easy to learn, yet offers strategic choices. The included modules add variety and depth for experienced players, with landmarks such as the Opera House and the Harbor Bridge that players can earn for extra points or special abilities, so join the picnickers and joggers and enjoy your day in the beautiful Botanic Gardens.

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Enter the wizarding world of Harry Potter with this new edition of Cortex. Players discover new mini-games and try to be the first to test their memory, logic and observation skills. Cortex is an exciting brain-bending card game that uses the same fast-paced approach to family fun popularized by Dobble and Jungle Speed! Cortex tests the memory, cognition and sensory perception of up to six players. It even includes texture cards used during 'Touch Challenges' where players have to guess what they are feeling, adding a unique element that is often neglected in games. Players' brain powers are stretched to their limits as they race to be the first to match symbols, correctly remember all the objects on a map, or find the route out of mazes, among many other tests! By winning challenges, players can add pieces to their brain puzzle that they must complete before their opponents to win the game.

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Put your brain to the test in this fun card game where you can test your insight, memory and reaction speed! Compete with other players in 8 challenging tests that require all the brain's capabilities such as: tactile tasks, observation, analysis, mazes, multitasking and much more.

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More dice fun with an extra score block for the roll & write Dice Folding!

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Spend a relaxing day creating a beautiful display in your small flower shop. Arrange your carefully arranged bouquets in beautiful vases, place them on shelves and add cute little trinkets as a finishing touch. The Little Flower Shop Dice Game is played over six days (rounds). In each round, players simultaneously roll five dice - 3 flower dice, 1 vase die, and 1 initiative die. During a turn you must lock 1-2 dice, or pay money to lock more or no dice. Unlocked dice must be rerolled on the next turn. Once you have all your dice locked, you can take an "arrangement tile" that corresponds to your dice roll and place it on a shelf (player board) in your store. In addition to scoring points for the flowers themselves, you can complete a goal. The player with the most points after six days wins.

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The power of your brain is stretched to its maximum when you race to be the first to match symbols, remember objects or find the route out of mazes. Win pieces of your "brainteaser" to complete it before your opponents complete it.

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Ah, there's the bus! Hurry, grab a chair and get out of the rain! As with any journey, you are fascinated by all the other passengers on board: tourists, professionals, students... They all travel together, although they each have different destinations. This bus line is really special, but will it be able to transport everyone safely? In Get on Board: New York & London you have twelve rounds to build the best bus line in the city. Each round reveals a new card that shows each player the route shape they must complete. Place your bus on the central board accordingly. Get the passengers where they want to go by connecting them and their destination with your bus line, avoid the traffic and earn as many victory points as possible!

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Kroko Loko is always very hungry. He doesn't care what kind of animal it is, as long as he gets to eat. And the more he eats, the taller he gets! You can feed Kroko Loko by remembering where the correct animal cards are. Who makes the longest crocodile? Kroko Loko is a super fun animal memo game with which young children playfully learn to recognize animals, play together and remember them.

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Fun Facts is a simple and hilarious game that will make you laugh and discover crazy stories about your friends... and yourself! Players are each asked a question, for example: "How long is the perfect nap?" Each player secretly writes an answer on his or her arrow. On the other side (visible to all players) they write their first name. After all players have written down their answers, they try to put their answers in ascending order by estimating what their fellow players have answered. For example, if you are sure that Grandma loves naps and you are less fond of them, you should write down a number that is lower than hers. After everyone places their arrow in the center of the table, the arrows are turned over and everyone's answer is revealed. The answers must be in ascending order. Any arrow that is not in the correct position will be removed. Each remaining arrow represents a correct answer and scores a victory point. After 8 questions, count your final score to determine the winner.

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In CuboSaurus you collect dinosaurs. With each dinosaur you can earn points in a different way, but you can also lose them again! Each player has their own strategy and needs certain dinosaurs for that. Sometimes everyone wants the same dinosaur and then it's bumblebee! On your turn, you are dealt one or more cards and you have to choose: are you going to add them to your flock or are you going to pass them on to the next player? Because more dinosaurs is not always better! CuboSaurus is a smooth and fun game for the whole family starring dinosaurs that are recognizable to everyone. The choice that players face each turn – keeping or passing cards – makes CuboSaurus a unique challenge for many players. Cubosaurus is an ingenious game from the makers of the bestsellers Cubirds and Wildcards. With variant for beginning and advanced players

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White Hat pits 1-6 players against each other as they try to prove their worth as hackers by punching holes in the world's strictest security measures to ensure the protection of sensitive data. At its core, the game uses a trick-taking mechanic that includes many additional elements not found in regular trick-taking games, creating numerous twists each round. White Hat comes with separate, dedicated solo and 2-player modes. As the players try to prove their worth, they will try to win tricks by playing cards from their hand. If they win a trick, they can move one of their hats on the board through the maze of FBI servers, internet cafes and digital tracers to reach the critical assets and end the game. However, players should not always rush to the end, as points are scored at the end of each round depending on the spaces their hat is on, and the lowest score is the winner.

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In the real-time party game Topic_, the person who has the fewest cards in front of him at the end of the game wins. Shuffle the appropriate number of cards based on the number of players and place the pile face down in the center of the table. Reveal one card so that everyone can see the themes on this card, as well as the category and number on the card at the top of the deck. The category indicates which theme you should use this round. All players now compete to shout out a word that matches the chosen theme that has as many syllables as the number on the card. When all but one player has shouted an appropriate word, the remaining player takes the card on the table and a new round begins.

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Your goal in Draftosaurus is to ensure that the dino park attracts the most visitors. To do this, you'll need to set up dino meeples and place them in cages with some placement restrictions. Each turn one of the players rolls a die and this adds a restriction to which boxes each other player can add their dinosaur to. Draftosaurus is a fast and light drafting game where you don't pass a hand of cards to the next player (after choosing one), but a hand full of dinosaurs! The Games Friends: Draftosaurus is the perfect game for in between. The rules are ridiculously simple and there is a lot of interaction. In addition, it also looks nice because of those cheerful dinosaurs and you are ready within fifteen minutes. Highly recommended!

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Choose one of the 100 assignments and recreate it by combining the correct pictures. This game seems simple, but the result is always surprising for children and adults! 18 transparent pictures with brightly colored shapes, handy holder, booklet with assignments and solutions.

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Water is scarce in Africa. The animals look for a watering hole. Naturally, every animal here wants to drink first, so the elephant chases away the rhino and the rhino chases away the mice. But elephants are afraid of mice again!

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In the remote Himalayan mountains, the population depends on yaks for their livelihood. Thanks to them, sellers can travel around the region and supply the villages with all their essential goods. However, it can sometimes be difficult for the sellers and their yaks to find their way through the dense fog that often hangs in the mountains. To help them guide their yaks through these high mountain peaks, the village elder has given you the task of building a stone tower. All players strategically build their own stone tower by trading food for stones at specific vendors. However, the dense fog in this region can make the yaks disoriented and your construction project can literally go into the fog. Make your way through the fog, discover your opponents' strategy and build your way to the top!

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Hands up! Hands down! No hands! Thumbs up! Point to the sky! Talk with your hands instead of words and try to figure out whose hand says the same thing as your hand. But beware of the player who talks with both hands... You better do what he says!

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Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza! Remember those 5 words and their order! As soon as the drawing on a card matches the spoken word, you must hit the pile with the correct side of your hand as quickly as possible. The player who strikes last must take all the cards. Try to get rid of all your cards as quickly as possible. Please note, mistakes will result in penalty cards. Feints are not allowed in this addictive game that is as crazy as its name.

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The cards are placed face down on the table. All players try to match as many of the same young animals as possible.

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Terrible news reaches Rome: in the most remote part of the Iberian Peninsula, Lusitania, an unwilling people who do not want to be ruled have once again defeated the Roman Empire. Julius Caesar, the Roman emperor, is furious; he's had enough. He summons his three best commanders for a clear message: travel across the Empire, recruiting and arming the most fearless legionnaires and barbarian mercenaries. Then invade Lusitania with 4 Roman legions and break the heroic resistance. Caesar himself will lead one of the four legions and fund it generously to ensure success.

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In Gasha you form sets from Japanese collectible toys. You pull such a Gasha from one of the four ball machines. So you never know exactly what you will get! With the right sets of Gasha cards you can claim Reward cards that will ultimately earn you points, but also Bonus tokens. Collect Gasha cards and claim Reward cards. Sometimes you also earn Bonus Chips with this. All those things are worth points. If you have the most points at the end of the game, you win

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Funny and educational game for children and their parents. Ask cards to each other by making funny faces. If someone does not have a requested card, he sticks out his tongue. Whoever has collected the most sets wins this crazy game. In this hilarious game, children learn to make, name and use facial expressions in a playful way. Due to the limited playing time, it is suitable for very young children! This new version has completely new artwork! Tactical tips Try to pay close attention when other children make faces. You then know which cards they have in their hands. Always focus on 1 set, so that you can be sure that the others do not have it in their hands and suddenly take your hard-earned cards from you.

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Quick, sound the alarm and close all doors! A museum piece was stolen! The director calls on the help of you, experienced detectives, to unmask the thief (or thieves!) among the 16 suspects still in the building. Use the hints to solve the mystery... Or could the thief have escaped before the doors closed?

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Medici: The Dice Game is a design by Reiner Knizia that shares the setting and feel of his classic Medici board game, but with dice! Quick to learn and easy to play, Medici: The Dice Game is a dice-selecting, roll-and-write game. Over the course of three rounds, 1-4 players fill their ships with the goods offered on the dock. They will earn money for having the most prized cargoes, as well as for collecting majorities of the various goods.

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Discover new worlds in Bubble Stories Holidays by exploring map after map of all the places you can visit! Enjoy each place along the way and discover what is hidden at the end of each three adventures. Choose the different places you want to explore. Turn over each card one at a time. Achieve your goal successfully! FR: Discover new worlds in Bubble Stories Holidays by exploring, card after card, all the places you can visit! Enjoy each place along the way, and discover what is hidden at the end of each three adventures. Choose the different places you wish to explore. Turn each card over one after another. Successfully reach your goal!

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The drawing competition where speed can outweigh talent, so everyone can win! Win by being the fastest artist... whose drawing the active player can guess! In Doodle Dash, a simple drawing can suffice. Do you take the risk by sketching quickly? Or do you dare to add some more details?

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Verdant is the successor to Calico and Cascadia. After creating a quilt and a habitat that is perfectly balanced, it is now time to make your house green with the most beautiful houseplants. Collect furniture, pets and, above all, lots of plants to make your house completely green. The most important thing is to take good care of your plants. Verdant is a puzzle game for 1-5 players ages 10 and up, designed by Molly Johnson, Robert Melvin, Aaron Mesburne, Kevin Russ, and Shawn Stankewitch. Each round, you take turns clockwise and take a plant card or room card and an item or care token from the market and add them to your personal playing area. During the game you add items to your house and try to complete as many plants as possible by taking good care of them. On your turn, you take a card and a token from one column of your choice from the market and place them in your personal playing area. Each player builds up his personal playing area in a checkerboard pattern (5 cards wide and 3 cards long). All cards you place in your personal playing area must be placed adjacent to cards already placed. Try to meet the plant's light preferences to complete the plant. You complete plants by making them greener and finally placing a flower pot token on them. At the end of each turn, the market is replenished and a thumb token is placed on the unchosen card in the same column. The end of the game is activated when each player has created a pattern of 5x3 cards in their personal playing area. In a game, each player has a turn exactly 13 times. Then the scoring follows. The player with the most points wins the game!

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Combine logic, spatial insight and fine motor skills and build the most beautiful castles. But make sure that one tower does not block the other! 48 assignments and solutions. Logical thinking game that can be played by children from 3 years old. Sturdy, durable version, with 4 large blocks and 3 wooden towers.

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Oh no, the mine is collapsing! Hurry, get in the car and head for the exit! Infernal Wagon is an intensely fun cooperative game where players must work together to create a path to the exit... before time runs out! But be careful: every card played has a high chance of causing devastating effects! A game of Infernal Wagon plays for a maximum of 7 minutes until one of the endgame conditions is met. In this cooperative game, all players win or lose together. At the beginning of the game, place the 3 starting cards and the cart on the last one. There is no turn order: when the time is right, the player plays with the best card and activates its effect. They draw a card and each other player can take a turn (in the 2-player variant you can play 2 cards in a row). Once a card has been played, move the cart on it. Place the exit card in the 7 minute window to win the game!

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Do you write the most words and score more points than your opponent? In this challenging letter game you try to make as many words as possible. Use the joker to write down the nicest words. But be careful! Your opponent might just swap his cards with you. Are you creative in making words and will you be the first to lose all your cards? Then you win this awesome letter game!

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Enola Holmes: Finder of Lost Souls is an all-against-one cooperative family game for 2-4 players. One player is the criminal, who devises a plan to kidnap a victim. The other players are the detectives, who work together to solve the puzzles and reveal clues. If they solve enough puzzles and use careful deduction, they can solve the crime and stop the criminal. Detectives have 4 turns to collect these clues, draw their conclusions and solve the crime. If they do this within these 4 turns, the criminal is caught and the detectives win

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Ah, there's the bus! Hurry, grab a chair and get out of the rain! As with any journey, you are fascinated by all the other passengers on board: tourists, professionals, students... They all travel together, although they each have different destinations. This bus line is really special, but will it be able to transport everyone safely? In Get on Board: New York & London you have twelve rounds to build the best bus line in the city. Each round reveals a new card that shows each player the route shape they must complete. Place your bus on the central board accordingly. Get the passengers where they want to go by connecting them and their destination with your bus line, avoid the traffic and earn as many victory points as possible!

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As head of an international archaeological team, your job is to set up camps across the four corners of the world and discover the long-lost golden scarabs of Scarabya. Scarabya is a puzzle and tile laying game, where your goal is to score scarabs by placing your tiles so that they form closed zones of 1 to 4 squares. Each scarab in a fenced zone is worth a number of points equal to the number of squares in its zone. Players all play the same tiles, in order. A new tile is drawn each turn and all players simultaneously place their copy of the tile on their individual boards. The game ends when all 12 tiles have been drawn (and placed or discarded). The player with the most points wins.

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The Goose Game. Who doesn't know it? It is one of the games you probably played in your youth. This wooden version is beautifully made and is guaranteed to last for years to come.

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The Sultan asked the weavers of the city to make their most beautiful work for him, an exceptional Kilim! The person who weaves the most beautiful becomes the High Weaver of the Sultanate. An honor and a promise of fortune that you cannot ignore. All you have to do is go to the market, buy the best carpets and put them together to make a Kilim worthy of the Sultan! To weave your Kilim, you need to participate in the market auctions to get carpets. They have different patterns that can affect the final score. Since you're all in competition, you may want the same carpet, so you'll have to offer the best deal possible without going broke. Once you have purchased a carpet tile, place it in front of you to compose your work. After 3 days, the Kilim are judged by the Sultan according to the way they were designed. The one who designed the best masterpiece is called High Weaver of the Sultanate! The game ends when all tiles have been purchased and placed (after three rounds) and the players' kilims have been built in. Victory points are given for a rectangular shape of the carpet, for using patterns, for the largest groups of patterns, for the player with the most tiles of a pattern - and you lose points if you have open/visible "damaged" carpet parts.

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