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 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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Explore the Swiss Alpine parks in search of beautiful animal photos. Use strategy to maximize your victory points while limiting those of others.

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In Oz, Dorothy just wants to go home — and you want her gone too so you can finish the Yellow Brick Road! In Yellow Brick Road, each player starts with an imaginary 3x3 grid, and they place a face-down winged monkey token above each column and to the right of each row. They each draw one card from the deck. During a turn you draw a card, then your opponent turns an upward-facing monkey token near your playing area face down and turns another monkey token face up. Place one of the two cards in your hand on an empty spot in your grid that is not in the same row/column as the monkey looking up. Two cards have special powers; one lets you swap two cards in your grid, and the other grants immunity to monkeys on your next turn. Once each player has placed nine cards, the game ends. Each card is worth as many points as the total number of cards in the same road segment, so an isolated road segment is worth 1 point, a road segment of two cards is worth 4 points (2 per card), etc. Whoever has the most points wins.

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The lama opens his bag of tricks. The following still applies: Discard All Negative Points, but now you can also collect negative points tokens during a round, which you can then conveniently pass on to other players. This is especially true at a magic performance, where you can hand in a token if you play a llama. However, if you no longer have a lama at the decisive moment, only the magic token can save you, otherwise you will receive minus point tokens! Play your special cards wisely, exchange as many low-value chips as possible for higher-value chips and then get rid of them during a magic performance. Everyone else then watches with open mouths as you get closer to success. Do you like simple games, but do you like to have a choice and do you like to annoy others? Then LAMA: Cadabra is the right game for you. The basic game rules are quickly explained, but a few interesting twists make this card game slightly more challenging than its predecessor LAMA. This game is also suitable for 2 to 6 players and is therefore ideal for the whole family. Each player tries to get rid of his cards as quickly as possible so as not to lose any negative points at the end of a round. On your turn, you must play a card, draw a card or get out. Some cards you play give an extra action. It could be a card with two values ​​or a card that lets you take the magic token, but there are also cards that allow you to give away a minus point token or let the next player draw a card. Each time a player plays a llama, he places 1 of his negative point tokens on the magic stage. When there are 5 or more tokens on that stage, the magic performance starts. Each player's turn must then play a llama. If he cannot do that, he takes all the negative point tokens from the magic stage. If you have the magic token, you may skip a turn once during the game or magic performance. But be careful, if you still have the magic token at the end of a round, you will receive 10 negative points! A round is over when every player has left or one player runs out of cards. All players then receive minus points for their remaining cards. If someone then has a total of 40 or more negative points, the game is over and the player with the fewest negative points wins.

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Long ago in a kingdom far away, the queen develops cities. The harmony between nature and urban development must be preserved. Do you place your tiles so that at the end of the game your city board is full and a balance has been created? Don't forget to grab important bonuses during the game! Plan with your secret hand card. Place the City tiles and build rectangles. Pay attention to the balance between nature and the city.

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As the 2024 Summer Olympics begin, buy a metro ticket and join us in Paris. The new addition to the 'Next Station' series welcomes you to the City of Light. 'Next Station Paris' combines familiar game elements found in 'Next Station London' and 'Next Station Tokyo', while also offering additional additions. Players will continue to flip station cards and draw metro lines on their cards, but now they will have to use bridge crossings, visit the iconic monuments of the French capital, all while taking advantage of the central platform, the busiest station on the network. Who will be the best designer of the Paris metro?

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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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In Odin you want to empty your hand as quickly as possible by sending all your Vikings into the world. The game lasts several 'hands', with each hand consisting of one or more rounds. The deck contains cards in six suits, each numbered 1-9, and each player starts with a hand of nine cards. The leading player places a single card on the table. The next player passes (but can play on a future turn) or plays the same number of cards (or one more than that number) of a higher value. When you play two or more cards, the cards must have the same number or color, and the value of these cards is created by placing their numbers from highest to lowest. For example, if you play a blue 3 and blue 6, their value is 63, not 36. When you play and are not in the lead, you must take one of the cards from the previous turn into your hand and discard the rest. Play continues around the table until either one player runs out of cards, which immediately ends the round, or all players pass in succession. In the latter case, discard the last played cards; the person who played these cards lays down a single card to start a new round. Alternatively, if the leading player holds cards of one color or number, they play all of these cards at once to end the hand. When a hand ends, each player scores 1 point for each card they still hold. If no player has at least 15 points, shuffle the deck and start a new hand. If someone has 15 or more points, the person with the fewest points wins.

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After the great success of Dorfromantik: The Board Game, the next part of the Dorfromantik world is no longer about cooperation, but about friendly competition. The basic principle of the Spiel des Jahres 2023 is retained, but now both parties continue to expand their own landscape with the tile they have just unveiled. Two new types of assignments also come into the game, which can also be combined with Dorfromantik: The Board Game. Two independently playable modules also provide more challenge, more variation, more interaction. Four of the new special tiles can also be integrated into Dorfromantik: The Board Game and played cooperatively. Dorfromantik: The Duel pits two players or two teams against each other. And with two copies, up to four people can play. Who will create the most beautiful world of hexagonal landscapes? Who will be better at fulfilling the villagers' quests while also mastering the challenge of new quests?

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After stealing items from the local mall, our heroes are arrested and locked in a tower nearly a hundred stories high. With all their ingenuity, our daredevils try to escape by making their way through the labyrinthine levels one by one. They are helped by the witch's sister, who comes to the rescue thanks to her teleportation power. A game is an adventure consisting of several missions, the last of which is the most daunting.

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As a Migo, also known as a Yeti by some, you love to decorate your cave with items you take from the mountain climbers you eat — and luckily that supply never stops, no matter how many you eat! Each round in a game of Migo, the player with the most points wins a flag, and the first to collect two flags wins. In the first round, you shuffle the 25 double-sided cards and lay them out in four or five columns, depending on the number of players. On a turn, you draft a card from the end of a column and add it to your collection. Each card shows one or more symbols — ropes, crampons, etc. — while also showing what's on the back. If you draft a Sherpa, discard it immediately, and then optionally flip one of your cards. If you draft a mountaineer carrying vodka, you can empty the vodka on a future turn to immediately take another turn. Once all cards have been drawn, add up your score. Woolen hats are worth 2 points each, empty vodka bottles are -3 points, and for every other symbol you score 1 point per symbol, with a bonus of 4 points for whoever has the most ropes, the most crampons, etc. For the second round, flip half the cards to their other side, shuffle the deck, lay out the cards in an inverted pyramid, and draft and score as previously described. For the third round, lay out the cards in three inverted pyramids. If a fourth round is necessary, choose one of the previous map setups or create your own.

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Time to put on your deerstalker and see if you've got what it takes to be a detective — but do it quickly or others will solve the case first. In Crazy Sherlock you must identify five clues related to the crime: the criminal's eye color, their height, their accessory, the location, and the time. The game contains 18 clue cards divided into these five categories, and to start, place one card from each category to the side, shuffle the remaining cards and deal them out as evenly as possible. When the round starts, start a 15-second timer. Each player has so much time to look at their cards, after which they pass them to the left, the timer restarts, and they can look at their new cards. They keep passing cards until someone takes the announcement token, which stops the timer. This person makes their guess in each clue category, then looks at the cards set aside. If correct, they receive a case token indicating 1; if they already have a case token, they win the game. If they get it wrong, they lose a case token (if they have one), then the round continues, with the change that this person passes cards, but doesn't get to guess. Continue playing until someone guesses correctly, or only one player remains, in which case they automatically win. With the "Doctor Watson" variant, each player takes a voting token at the start of the game, and when someone announces their guess, all other players simultaneously reveal whether they think the guesser is correct. If everyone votes yes, the gambler automatically wins a clue token. If the votes are split and the guess is correct, the guesser wins a clue token and gives a clue token to someone who supported them; if the votes are split and the guess is incorrect, everyone who voted for the guesser is also out of the round. The first player to collect three clue tokens wins.

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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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