Winter is approaching and all animals are rushing to stock up on as much food as possible so they can survive until spring. Clear their paths and help your friends spend their cold days under a warm blanket of a filled belly. Bosloot is a cheerful building and planning game. To win this game you have to build a forest, fill it with animals and make sure they stock up on their favorite foods! You will like Bosloot if you like puzzles and face difficult dilemmas. You not only have to always choose the best card for yourself, but also see whether you are not leaving something very beautiful for someone else. That is why we recommend Bosloot for players who like to play Carcassonne, Queensland or Evergreen, for example. The rules are quite simple, so the game is also very suitable for people who do not have much experience with games. In Bosloot you build your own forest of 4 by 4 with 16 cards. Each player starts with 1 animal card. Each round there are 4 cards face up, 3 forest paths and 1 animal. They are all linked to one of the advisors: the rooster, the armadillo, the goat and the rabbit. Players take turns choosing 1 card, which they must place, and also carry out the action of the corresponding advisor. Their goal is to build forest trails for their animals that lead to those animals' favorite foods. Because every animal has its own preferences, this is not that easy. After 15 rounds the game is over and everyone counts the number of points he gets for his animals. Whoever has the most points wins Bosloot! If you find the game a bit too easy after a few plays and there are two of you, try the expert mode. You start with 2 animals, you choose 2 animals each round and your forest can be 8 by 4 in size. Now you can really show off your planning skills!

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Castles by the Sea is a sandcastle building puzzle game for 1-4 players. As a group of small creatures called "beach dwellers", your goal is to build and populate a kingdom by the sea. Each turn you place blocks and figures on the map to earn victory points. The core of the game resembles abstract strategy games like Santorini, where players must optimize three-dimensional placement on a shared board. Hazards are the only source of randomness in the game, and even those depend on the players' choices. Each turn you must choose your placement carefully, optimizing your score while thwarting your opponents' plans. The game ends after a fixed number of turns. Few castles will remain standing after a final assault from the perils, but the kingdom with the most sand dollars can claim victory.

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Players organize their junk drawer by carefully arranging differently shaped items into the four sections. Each section has a unique organizational goal, and each round players must place one item in each section. At the end of the game, sections earn points based on how well organized they are. The player with the highest score wins.

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In Pirate Tails you are a rogue squirrel struggling to get the best collection of nuts together. You will have to bury cards around the island and return later in the round to retrieve them. But be wary, if you hide too much loot in one place, it might not be there when you return! Pirate Tails is a set collecting game in which players draw nut cards and choose which ones to score, which ones to reveal, and which ones to hide. At the end of each round, players have the chance to loot nuts that are hidden. At the end of three rounds, players score based on both the value and quantity of each type of nut they were able to collect.

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Try to form as many rectangles and squares as possible and be the first to score 10 points. Qubo seems simple, but it is complicated because your opponents keep thwarting your plans. On your turn you place a card in the playing area and try to score points. Can you create the right shape or will your opponents see through you and deprive you of the opportunity to score points?

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Freehand is a creative party game where anyone can create a masterpiece! Each round, picture cards are placed in the center of the table, and each player secretly chooses one to use as inspiration. The goal is to paint something close enough to your inspiration that everyone can guess which image you chose. The twist? You paint with blocks! The players must use a wooden "artist pen" to push mini-cubes around and create an abstract masterpiece that evokes the picture card they have chosen. With a hundred different images to play with, there are endless artistic challenges to dive into!

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In Future Energy you will dismantle the outdated power plants (coal, mineral oil, gas) & nuclear power plants in various European countries and replace them with modern, green power plants (wind, solar energy, hydrogen and fusion energy). For every old power plant you close, you receive benefits that help you optimize and expand your power network. Plan well ahead and receive CO2 certificates and money to improve your network and position in Europe.

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Your cat cafe has all the equipment and staff to open the doors, but you're still missing one important thing: cats! In the collecting game Purrfect Match, you want to be the first to get two of each cat species to win.

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Welcome to Forever Home, the puzzle game about second chances for shelter dogs. You take on the role of shelter workers and try to give all the dogs a golden basket by placing tiles in a specific pattern and collecting sets. Take dogs to your shelter, complete training cards, and connect pups with new families. You'll compete for valuable awards for the shelter while building a reputation for training and rehoming the dogs. At the end of the game, the asylum worker with the most reputation wins! Due to the fast and simple turns, the unique solo mode and the advanced side on the player board, Forever Home will be loved by many! Recommended sleeves: Training cards (50 pieces) + solo challenge cards (16 pieces): Non-glare: 2 packs of Board Game Sleeves 'Non-Glare Standard' 63 x 88 mm (50PCS) Plain: 1 pack of Board Game Sleeves 'Standard' 63 x 88 mm (100PCS) House cards (13 pieces): Non-glare: 1 pack of Board Game Sleeves 'Non-Glare Tarot' 70 x 120 mm (50PCS) Plain: 1 pack of Board Game Sleeves 'Tarot' 70 x 120 mm (100PCS)

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Enter the history and world of motorsport, the triumph of horsepower without horses. My gentlemen, the world is your oyster! The determined drivers race over impassable roads and cross deserted landscapes for the greatest triumph. Henry, Rene, Morris, Jean, the Driver and Mr. Bugatti fight the obstacles and each other, each in their own way! During the first and biggest race in history, only the person who, despite the harsh conditions, is the first to reach the finish line with his wonder car can win. But let's be honest, in addition to talent, a little luck will help you further.

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A fast and tactical card game for 2 to 5 players starring 484 funny Quibbles. Collect cards and try to exchange them for more valuable cards. You score points by forming sets. The first to reach 21 points wins the game. A game takes about 5 minutes per player. The rules are easy to learn. Once you start, you won't want to stop!

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Dixit has been inviting players into a special world of creative play for years. Contemporary artists create exceptional, ambiguous images that are perfect for stimulating the imagination and evoking and exploring all kinds of associations with family and friends. But classical art can be just as inspiring! Dixit: MNK contains 84 brand new cards that you can use as an alternative card deck or combine with a set from one of the base games. They contain fragments of works of art from the collection of the National Museum in Krakow, including Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Lady with the Ermine', Olga Boznańska's 'Girl with Chrysanthemums', Jacek Malczewski's 'Young Poland' and Jan Matejko's 'Wernyhora'. This unique extension allows you not only to discover a world of unconventional associations, but also to wander through the galleries of the MNK and be enchanted by the art of different eras.

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Once upon a time there was a fairytale garden where seeds planted in spring grew into fabulous trees by autumn. You, little gardener, can make the garden even more beautiful. The plants need a lot of sunlight and water to grow, so make sure you always have enough water and plant wisely before the clouds hide the sun.

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The Finesse expansion gives Project L additional strategic depth by adding objectives that require each player to meet different conditions to gain more points during the game. Achieving your goals sometimes requires you to deviate from your strategy, allowing you to play Project L in new ways. Playing with Finesse gives you more opportunities to score points while retaining the same fast-paced gameplay of Project L.

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What if a raccoon had a camera? I'm sure he would take pictures of his friends and put them in a photo album for you. Do you know these animals by name?

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The sun is shining, the wind is blowing and you know exactly what to do - gather your friends to fly a kite! In Kites, everyone works together to keep all their kites – represented by colorful hourglasses – in the air. Take turns playing cards, flipping the hourglasses, and coordinating with other players to make sure none of the timers run out. If so, a kite has crashed! Play all the kite cards and everyone wins!

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The Ghost Piece expansion introduces puzzles with new reward mechanisms, special level-5 Ghost Pieces and enough material for 6 player play.

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A standalone card game set in the world of Karak. The players will become heroes again - this time exploring dark goblin caves - in this deck-building game. The goal is simple - fight your way through the 3 levels of monsters to the final boss and defeat him. This time you will not go with the famous heroes to the castle in distant Jordan, but to the goblin cave. The aim of the players is to make strong combinations of the cards, with which you fight your way through a number of monsters.

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In Keepers, each player takes on the role of Curator. He chooses a word (cannot be a noun!) to describe a card in his hand and announces it. All players, including the Curator, then play a card that they think most or least matches that word. The cards are shuffled and placed face up on a numbered spot in the center of the table. All players then vote and the card that receives the most votes is a "Keeper" and earns its owner a point! Through clever word usage and good clues, one Curator will rise to the top and claim the most Keepers!

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Have you run out of your Pick a Pen Crypts scoresheets? No worries. With these two extra score blocks you can continue for the time being!

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Have you run out of your Pick a Pen Riffen score sheets? No worries. With these two extra score blocks you can continue for the time being!

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Manipulate the magic book and collect the most valuable dragons! Even dragons start small. Before they can fly and breathe fire, they must be properly cared for. As an experienced magician, that is exactly your job. To do this, you use the "magic book", which tells you which and how many dragons you can take under your wing. It goes without saying that you have some tricks up your sleeve to manipulate the book to your advantage. Whoever does this best wins this fantastic competition! Do you like short games, value beautiful artwork and don't like waiting for your turn? Then you place this deck of cards on the table. A turn is very simple and you can also do things during other players' turns, so you are constantly involved in the game. Because the cards are distributed differently each game, you can never follow fixed tactics and you have to be flexible. Due to its simplicity, Dragon Shepherds is suitable for families with children, but there is enough challenge to also interest more experienced players. In Dragon Herders you try to score points by placing dragons from your hand. On your turn you first draw 1, 2 or 3 cards from the supply. This offer is continuously supplemented with cards from the magical book. That is important, because after drawing cards, the backs of the 2 cards of the magic book determine how many and which cards you can lay down and what you get for them. It is your turn, before laying down cards you may change the magic book using one of your cards. After laying down and receiving your bonuses, all other players may also lay down cards based on the magic book, but they may not change the magic book. For putting down dragons you can mainly earn amulet parts, golden eggs and shields, which give points in different ways. The game ends when a certain number of amulets have been completed. If you then have the most points, you win and you are the best dragon herder!

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Have you run out of your Pick a Pen Gardens score sheets? No worries. With these two extra score blocks you can continue for the time being!

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In "On the Underground" players build the subway lines in London or the U-Bahn lines in Berlin. Each player controls 2-4 different lines depending on the number of players. Just like the engineering teams of the Underground, you have to be very inventive in building railways while at the same time diverting passengers to use your own lines instead of the official ones. If you can beat the Underground at its own game before the Destination Cards run out, you win The Underground Challenge!

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In Stapelstad you are a contractor who is going to build a residential area. You try to choose the best plots of land on which to build houses. The game board consists of a grid of fields with different values ​​from 1 to 5 in a certain color. During a turn you take 2 colored cards from the draw pile and add them to your hand (with a limit of 5 cards in hand) or you discard cards to build a building(s) on a space with the corresponding color of the card, after which you take 1 new card. When you build a building, you must build it adjacent to an already existing building and discard 1 or more cards of the color corresponding to the space you want to build on. You can play a maximum of 5 cards. For each card you play, you may build 1 building on the field. You then receive a number of points equal to the number of dots on the field, multiplied by the number of buildings you have built. You can build multiple buildings during a turn.

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Trailblazers are the courageous people who pave and brave the paths of the great outside world. Whether it's with hiking boots, bike wheels or paddles on the river, these determined travelers strive to feed their insatiable thirst for adventure. With a picturesque wilderness always before them and a freshly mapped route at their heels, one must not forget to eventually find their way back to camp. There are always new environments to explore, further expeditions to undertake and more paths to pave. In Trailblazers, players compete to earn the most points by building biking, hiking, and kayaking trails from their campsites of the corresponding trail type. Each round, players are dealt eight trail cards, from which they choose two cards, arrange them in their personal area, and then pass them to the next player three times. Cards must be placed next to or overlapping with other cards. Although players can try their luck by attempting to construct long and complicated paths, only closed loops that start and end at a corresponding campsite score points. Players also compete to fulfill "First" and "End of Game" goal cards. After four rounds, the game ends and the player with the most points from closed routes and goal cards wins.

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On the day the last snowflake of winter has melted away, all the critters come out of their cozy homes to celebrate... and that day is today! Maple Valley's annual Spring Festival is a gathering of friends welcoming the warm months ahead, and you don't have much time to prepare! While the adults get the village into shape, the youngest (and fastest) forest animals from each den are sent through the blooming forests to complete the final tasks that will make the festival a success. The paths are not always clear; you must climb, swim and dig your way into the richest groves, search for fresh spring ingredients to help villagers do their shopping, and unearth curiosities that will attract skilled scouts to your growing team. The sun will set before you know it; Will it be your hard work that makes this year's festival the best ever? Set in the delightful world of Creature Comforts, Maple Valley is a game of travel, finding friends and celebrating new beginnings for 1-5 critters.

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In 5 Towers you are a master architect who chooses the right cards to build the highest towers. The cards from the offer go to the player who bids the most, but pay attention! Since you can only build 1 tower of each tower type, you limit your options if you bid too much.

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Are you ready to embark on a magical adventure filled with cute little creatures and powerful potions? Come and join the fun of WitchDraft, the exciting new card game that immerses you in the world of young witches and their adorable animal friends. In WitchDraft you become an apprentice and will have to choose the ingredients to create the most powerful potion, while enlisting the help of your little animal friends to collect the necessary components. WitchDraft is a captivating card game with charming illustrations that takes you into the world of young witches learning the art of potion making. Through a choice mechanism that encourages strategic decision making, both skill and intuition are essential. WitchDraft is a game that will delight both young and old. Explore the enchanting world of WitchDraft, where magical creatures and powerful potions await! Do you have what it takes to become a potion-making master with WitchDraft?

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No talking, almost no hints and very little time! In Get It! As a team you must play the cards in the correct order within the time limit. Each round becomes a little more difficult. The special cards have surprising effects and make for a hilarious game. Get It! is the cooperative party game where looks speak louder than words.

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6 dice = 6 choices. Cross as many numbers as possible and end the game quickly or go for bonus points and avoid penalty points. In SIXTO you receive points for the number of crosses in both the rows and columns. You are allowed to make a maximum of 6 crosses each round and at first glance that seems the most logical thing to do. But if you have only put 1 cross in a row or column at the end of the game, you will receive penalty points! In SIXTO you are constantly looking for the right balance between making the right crosses and the progress on your score sheet. Cross the most numbers without losing points!

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"Bacon" is a card game for teams in which you try to go out as quickly as possible. The only team that scores points is the team that goes out first, but their score depends on when the rest of the team goes out. If your team doesn't go out first, your job is simple: make sure the other team goes out as late as possible. The rules also include the Applewood variant for 3 to 6 players: this is Bacon's version without regular partners. There are no teams; it's every man for himself. Your score will depend solely on the position you go out in, so go out early.

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The game lasts 3 rounds, each consisting of several turns. In each turn, players try to get the card most suitable for them in the center of the table. Estimate which card the other players will play and choose the correct card from your hand, so that your card ends up with the card you want!

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Roaring engines muffle the sound of the incessant rain. The atmosphere during the Japanese Grand Prix is ​​tense. You can feel the uncertainty in the air. The circuit that once promised speed and precision is now gleaming with rain and has turned into a treacherous stretch of asphalt that tests the drivers' skills and requires supreme concentration. The rain hurts everyone! Heat Heavy Rain features two new race tracks. The Grand Prix in Japan is held after heavy rain and large puddles make the corners even more treacherous, because you cannot brake so easily. The infamous circuit in Mexico is a challenge, even for the most experienced drivers, because of the many chicanes that require extra skill. Take part in the 1964 Championship and discover the new air intake upgrade cards that will help players cool their car and overcome the dangers of these new tracks.

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

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The rules of Kluster are very simple. Yet there is room for strategic possibilities. The players take turns placing a magnet in the playing area marked with the cord. Be careful, because you have to handle all magnets that start to stick together ('cluster'). The first player to discard all his magnets wins the game. This box contains enough magnets for 2 players. Combine multiple copies of this game to play with more players.

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Digsaw is a family-friendly, easy-to-learn game that lets you become what you've always dreamed of: an archaeologist! In Digsaw, players roll dice and cut apart (with scissors) their dig sites to unearth artifacts buried in the earth. However, this requires careful planning and a good strategy, as any artifact can break if not removed with care. With 5 more challenging levels to attempt, as well as solo play options, only the best will rise to the top and achieve the coveted position of senior archaeologist.

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Roaring engines muffle the sound of the incessant rain. The atmosphere during the Japanese Grand Prix is ​​tense. You can feel the uncertainty in the air. The circuit that once promised speed and precision is now gleaming with rain and has turned into a treacherous stretch of asphalt that tests the drivers' skills and requires supreme concentration. The rain hurts everyone! Heat Heavy Rain features two new race tracks. The Grand Prix in Japan is held after heavy rain and large puddles make the corners even more treacherous, because you cannot brake so easily. The infamous circuit in Mexico is a challenge, even for the most experienced drivers, because of the many chicanes that require extra skill. Take part in the 1964 Championship and discover the new air intake upgrade cards that will help players cool their car and overcome the dangers of these new tracks.

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You always get what you want! It completely depends on you whether you win or lose! In 2 rounds you try to collect the correct cards by representing a number with your hands. You can only take the cards if you have a unique number. Did you choose the same number as another player? Then a card is removed from the game and your chances decrease. Super simple, funny and exciting; a real royal gaming experience!

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

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Ahoy, Captain! Raise your flag, recruit crew and fill your treasure chest with shiny gold coins. Captain Flip is a game so simple that it can be explained in less time than firing a cannonball. On your turn you draw a tile from the bag. Do you like him? Then keep him! Don't like him? Then flip it! Then place it on your board to form your crew. With nine characters and four boards with different tactics, Captain Flip offers a varied, fun and subtle gaming experience.

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There is activity on the market square of Kakelenburg. The players take on the role of 2 quacks, who compete for the spectators with a lot of fanfare and shouting. Extreme concentration is required on both sides, as every action is closely observed by the competitor. Both players try to lure the undecided patients to their stall, because every patient a player treats gives him more respect in the quack guildhouse. Which of you will be the next guild master of the Kwakzalvers van Kakelenburg? This version of the well-known board game “De Kwakzalvers van Kakelenburg” is only suitable for 2 players, but offers more interaction and mutual battle than the basic game. So anyone who likes to try their luck, thwart their opponent and try out different tactics will definitely get their money's worth in this game. The players try to attract patients from the park to their market stall. Both have a bottle with room for several chips and a bag with chips. On your turn, you draw chips until you voluntarily stop or your bottle explodes. Depending on the result, you may move the patient or even your market stall. If the patient reaches your market stall, you can treat him and the next patient leaves. After completing their drink, players may purchase new chips. Each token has certain properties, which are activated either immediately or later in a round. Once a player has treated his sixth patient, he immediately wins. The game also ends after round 7. Then the player who has treated the most patients wins.

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Sea Salt & Paper is a card game for those who love collecting games and origami: fast, beautiful, surprising and sometimes with a dangerously sharp edge! Each turn you take a card and you can play action cards. But you always play action cards in pairs. For example, you can take an extra card or steal a card from someone. At the end of the round you get points for all kinds of sets of cards. But there's a twist: you decide when a round ends! And if you are convinced of your own abilities, you bet that you will win the round and score extra points... or you will get wet!

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With every roll of the dice you feel the tension and hope that the dice will fall in your favor. The goal of Everything or Nixx is to check all the boxes on your score sheet. Choose the color or number per die: the choice is yours! Can you do 3x Nixx? Then turn the score sheet over and start again. Alles of Nixx has few rules, no waiting times and is explained in a few minutes.

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Recreate World War II in 20 minutes! The perfect wargame for non-wargamers, Blitzkrieg! allows two players to fight in the war's most iconic fronts, win key campaigns and build military power. Players draw army tokens from their pockets to determine their strengths. Instead of "fighting" battles with dice or cards, players allocate their military resources to each front's campaigns, gaining victory points, additional resources, special weapons, and strategic advantages as they play. Resolved World War II several times in one evening!

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Tipping Point is a card game that shows the dangers of global warming in a playful way. The players build cities that are home to an ever-growing population. However, the buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is leading to increasingly extreme weather disasters and forcing players to think creatively about how to tackle this shared problem.

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Whether you play alone or with 10 players: you always have a lot of fun with Blocks. There are few rules and no waiting time. You can easily make a 'double pair', 'quadruplet' or 'straight', but receiving the bonus is difficult. How many points do you earn?

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When do you knock? In the card game Quando you have to take a gamble every now and then to walk away with the winnings. Play equal numbers or a straight to get rid of your cards as quickly as possible, because the person with the lowest number of points wins the game. Do you pick a number you don't want? Then you simply turn the card over, because in Quando everything has 2 sides.

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

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In Avant Carde you want to build a collection of beautiful cubist works of art. Each player starts with a deck of ten cards: 1s and 2s in six mismatched suits and four high-value cards, each in a different suit. Each player draws a hand of seven cards, and then presents the best exhibit by matching suits and numbers, e.g. red 11, red 1, purple 1, purple 13. Each card you play earns you $1, and in turn players can buy cards from the gallery piles: a 2 costs $2, a 3 $3, etc. Once per turn, you can bury a top card in a gallery pile at the bottom of that pile. If you don't spend all your money and don't have a change token yet, take a change token from the bank; it's worth $1 when you decide to spend it. End your turn by discarding all played cards and cards remaining in your hand, then draw a hand of seven cards, shuffling your discard pile as necessary.

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