It is the late 18th century, the time of the Industrial Revolution in Scotland. By building the largest seaport, the village of Glasgow has quickly been transformed into one of the most important trading cities in Europe. In this 2-player game your task is to build 16 new buildings to prepare Glasgow for the modern age. Each building earns points and the player with the most points wins the game. Players move through the city to collect resources, perform special actions and, above all, build buildings. Before the game, tiles with city residents on them are placed in a circle on the table. These residents offer resources such as brick, steel or money with which buildings can be built or allow you to perform a special action. Both players build one city together. Once the sixteenth building is constructed, the game ends and players score points for what they built. It is up to the players to determine the tactics with which they think they can score the most points.

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In Carson City – The Card Game, each player is in charge of a city that they must develop. You and your opponents try to choose the most lucrative lots and buildings. Then you need to place these lots and buildings wisely to make your city as prosperous as possible. You can also gain the support and help of the city's most influential residents. However, keep your opponents in mind; they will try to do the best actions on your behalf!

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Dinosaur Tea Party is a deduction game for 2 to 5 players. Each player takes a card with one of the dino guests on it. The players then take turns asking each other questions to find out the name of the dinosaurs. If someone has guessed your name, you must draw a new card. The player who guesses three names first wins the game!

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The Incredible Animal Circus is a card game for the whole family, where each player is dealt the same deck of 22 cards. Each animal has a value and a unique special characteristic. When it is your turn, you may take a new card from your personal pile and then you must choose a card to add to the ring. You must try to play a card with a higher value than the card played by the previous player, otherwise that player wins all the cards currently in the ring. When you play the card, you also immediately perform the card's special ability. This ability can have an immediate effect or one that lasts for the rest of the game. It can also change the rules of the game. This way you continue playing until someone runs out of cards and ultimately the player with the most points wins!

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Dungeon Rush players are adventurers who venture into a dangerous maze to eradicate the evil that dwells within it. As a result, they will earn money along the way and can improve the properties they have. After 3 levels - there are 3 rounds of monsters in each level - they face the Dungeon Lord and the dragon.

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Conspiracy: Abyss Universe is a standalone card game set in the Abyss universe. In the vast depths of the kingdom of Abyss, intrigue and corruption are commonplace. The Oceanic Senate is presiding over a showdown as you plot unprecedented schemes against each other in the hope of gaining influence. You want to expand your Senate chamber by uniting the most powerful Lords before your opponents can influence them. Will you succeed in asserting your sole rule over the Senate? This game contains simple rules that can be learned in 5 minutes and gives you many options to plot against your opponents!

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And once again Holmes hunts Mr. Jack (pocket edition), in a fast and clever cat and mouse game. Nerve-wracking tension guaranteed!

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The goal of this exciting detective game for 2 players is (if you are Mr. Jack) to stay out of the hands of the detective, to make as many other people as possible look suspicious and to ultimately escape from the city. The detective wants to unmask as many people as possible and find out which person is Mr. Jack is. If the detective falsely accuses someone, Mr. Jack also won.

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Winter is coming and it's high time to process your harvest in a traditional stew! However, beware of hungry pests that want to fill their dens with tasty things before the snow comes. Throw everything into the pot, chase away animals and prepare for a hot stew! In this game by author and artist Jason Glover you will cook a stew together. What exactly do you do with the ingredient card you just drew? Do you play it in the stew or feed an animal with it, so that it does not eat its preferred ingredient from the stew later? Call Stew early! to score points.

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In Cover Me you are the editor of a magazine and you try to influence your audience to believe that your cover model is the most beautiful man or woman they have ever seen. Unfortunately, you can't do that alone and you need the help of other magazines. But be careful: they also try to get the best models in their portfolio. Can you get the other magazines to put your model on the cover? Then you become the most prestigious magazine and win the game!

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The price goes down and the risk goes up. Take advantage of the bottle's evil powers in this challenging card game. The cards provide the right atmosphere for a devilishly clever game. Bottle Imp is a renowned stroke classic. This new edition has completely new illustrations and also includes the famous wooden bottle. The game plays best with 3 to 4 players, but also includes variant rules for 2 players

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Ah, money. There's nothing like the sound of coins clinking in your hand. You certainly prefer it to the sound of coins in other people's hands, or to the sound of coins in a safe that no one can reach without first raising their status. Increasing status is behind you. Life has been good to you. 10 years ago you still worked in your own fields with a simple straw hat on your head. Today your kingdom stretches from sea to sea and your straw hat is the largest the world has ever seen. You also own the smallest dog in the world and a life-size statue of yourself made of baklava. Of course, money cannot buy happiness, but it can buy jealousy, anger and also a kind of empty feeling. You still have problems – disruptive neighbors that need to be defeated. But this time you do it in style. This expansion to Dominion contains 25 new kingdom cards and 2 new standard cards, allowing players to build beyond Gold and Provinces. The central theme is wealth; there are money cards with action capabilities, cards that interact with money cards, and expensive, powerful cards. Dominion Welvaart makes it possible to do more with your money cards. Therefore, you now play them in an order of your choice, performing any actions before playing the next card. Since there is a lot more money in the game than usual, you can buy standard cards like Platinum (which is worth 5 coins) and Colony (which is worth 10 victory points). There are also cards that provide extra victory points in the form of tokens. With this expansion, the options become even greater than they already were! The Games Friends: " In Dominion: Prosperity, decks with too few money cards are an end, because you will become rich. That is why the more expensive coin and victory cards are a solution. Because you have a lot of money, you have the feeling that you have much more than with other expansions. That is a big advantage, but it changes the game considerably. "Another fantastic expansion on Dominion. "

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In this 2-player game, each player moves through their own temple, which contains spaces for room tiles surrounded by 9 storage places with sacred and cursed relics. These relics are worth victory points. The game is played in a number of rounds. Each round, players try to claim a room tile in order to create a route to the relics by playing cards and rolling special dice. These dice bars have fate points or Naga symbols on them. The player with the majority of fate points claims the tile, or can play special action cards with naga symbols. These action cards give players the ability to manipulate the temple route, relics or dice bars used. The game ends immediately when one of the end conditions is met.

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The aim of the game is to be the first player to reach 12 points or to have the most points when the “End of Game” card is turned over. The players collect different colored cards and then exchange them for facade tiles of the same color in different shapes (except white special tiles). The tiles depict fields with windows and brickwork. Using the tiles, the players build the facade of their house piece by piece. Every time a floor (row) or part of the house (column) is completed, the player receives points. A row earns 1 point and a column 2 points. These points are doubled if the row or column consists entirely of windows (2 or 4 points respectively). When players build over a coat of arms or complete a special floor (marked with a coat of arms), they receive skill tokens or special tiles, which help them reach their goal faster

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After the nobles have settled in Honshu, the journey continues north: Hokkaido. With the large mountain ranges it becomes more challenging to settle. Hokkaido is played over twelve rounds. Each player starts with six cards, chooses one and passes the remaining cards to the player on the left or right (depending on the round). With the chosen card, the player expands his landscape, placing the card under or over an already played card. After twelve rounds there is a final score and the player with the most points wins the game.

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The world is getting smaller. Civilizations from different continents trade with each other through waterfront cities. And one of those cities, Yengzuh, is looking for a new leader! In Dale of Merchants 2, players attempt to become the new leader of Yengzuh by learning new techniques, trading goods, and monitoring their supplies. In this second part you will find six new decks that are standalone, but can also be combined with the decks from Dale of Merchants.

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In Traintopia you try to create a paradise for your trains, with networks and routes for goods and tourists. But how do you do that? When it's your turn you can take a tile, tourist, commuter, mail bag or a train. Or you can of course expand your network by adding a chosen component. Tiles expand your routes, while commuters and tourists earn victory points. Mailbags and trains give you bonuses at the end of the game. On the tiles you place, you will see tracks that run through different districts. You will also find sights along the routes, which in turn attract tourists. If you manage to find the right balance between all the choices, you will score the most victory points. After eight or nine rounds (depending on the number of players), the game ends and players score points for completed routes and goal cards. The player with the most points wins the game!

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It's June 2471 and kerosene - Kero - is in short supply. Two tribes try to survive and cross new areas in their tankers. Running out of fuel is a risk every time you leave your camp! Fortunately, a local tribe of Tuareks can lend a helping hand... In this game you and your opponent compete for the same areas. Take them before your opponent does! Roll the dice and collect as many resources as possible, but avoid fire and waste as little of the precious Kero as possible in your tanker. Improve your camp and send out scouts to conquer new areas. Can you manage your Kero effectively and make the right quick decisions to save your tribe?

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Flamme Rouge is a fast-paced, tactical cycling game where each player manages a team of two cyclists: a Rider and a Sprinter. The players' goal is to be the first to cross the finish line with one of their riders. Players advance their riders by drawing cards from that rider's specific deck of cards. Use 'Slipstream' to avoid exhaustion and position your players to get them ready for the final sprint! The Games Friends: " Highly recommended for cycling fans (and the rest of the world)! Flamme Rouge really feels like cycling, due to the logical actions and realistic mechanisms. The constantly changing course also makes for good replayability. An absolute tip, with simple rules too!

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The Loire Valley in the 15th century. As influential nobles, players grow their holdings through strategic trade and commerce. Cards that serve as "dice" show possible actions, but the players make the final decisions. Do you want to trade or buy livestock, build buildings in the city or invest in scientific progress? There are many paths to prosperity and prestige! The winner is the player with the most victory points at the end of the game. French and English rules available.

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After the highly regarded and award-winning game Mr. Jack, Ludovic Maublanc and Bruno Cathala bring us a sequel. Jack travels to New York and is ready to strike again. New York - Manhattan Island - January 1889. Warned by London, the New York police are looking for a man named 'Tumblety'. Witnesses confirm his presence in Manhattan and crimes are committed using the same method as in London. The police are calling in prominent citizens to assist in the investigation. Is Tumblety really Jack? And if not, who is? That's what 'Mr. Jack in New York'.

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Death Grip captures innocent civilians. But there is hope… a new hero – Crimson Crush – comes to the rescue. With his special power, he will put an end to Death Grip's oppression. Play your cards smartly to score points with Crimson Crush and let your opponents score penalty points when Death Grip captures civilians.

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Gang Up! is a criminally fun card game. As a criminal, try to acquire the highest possible status. Sometimes by working together, sometimes by having the other players arrested. Players remain involved at all times.

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nIn this version of Mississippi Queen you will find the original base game (Mississippi Queen was the 'Spiel des Jahres' in 1997) and The Black Rose expansion, allowing you to play the game with up to six people. In addition, it also adds the 'Black Rose'. A black ship that is controlled by the last player at the time and with which you can get in the way of other players. In addition to the rules from the original game, you will also find the mini expansion 'tree trunks and sandbanks' in this version of Mississippi Queen.

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Dutch edition of the funny game Throw Throw Burrito - from the makers of Exploding Kittens - which is a combination of a card game and dodgeball. The game is suitable for the whole family and revolves around collecting cards, earning points and throwing toy burritos at each other... Score points by finding sets of three of the same cards, such as 3x Gothic Sloth, Woodcut Dog, Cat Cow, Soggy Chick, Barking Shark and Floating Goat. However, some sets of cards start a Burrito battle (Bonje, Duel and War), where you have to avoid the Burritos. The first person hit by a squeezable foam Burrito loses a point. If you lose a battle, take a Burrito Build token which counts as 1 negative point. The game is played in two rounds. The first round ends once the last Burrito Building Token has been awarded. The player with the most points wins this round and receives the King Burrito emblem. If this player also manages to win round 2, then this player wins the game. If another player wins the second round, that person must enter a Duel with the player in possession of the King Burrito emblem to determine who wins the game. The Games Friends: "Everyone will love this brilliant party game! The rules are easy and quick to explain. And you get to laugh for free!"

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Limes means border path in Latin, and marked the border of the Roman Empire. On this border, farmers cultivate their fields, fishermen place their traps and lumberjacks fell a tree in good spirits. It is your job to put the various Romans to work as best as possible. And to build a smart network of watchtowers so that the watchmen can watch over the forest. You build a landscape of cards and deploy Romans to collect as many points as possible.

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13 Monsters is a board game that requires skills, memory and a little bit of luck. Follow the right strategy while you collect the parts for your own ultimate monster in battle. Aren't you really a fighter? Then you can also just look for parts in the playing field. Other players will also build their own army of perfect monsters and will therefore also get in your way quite a bit. Do you have your monster ready so you can defend yourself? Or will a bad strategy cause you to lose a leg or an arm?

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In this game, inspired by the mystical Japanese stone gardens, you must work together to use the effect of the cards to your advantage. You are only allowed to communicate with your fellow players to a limited extent and you are not allowed to make the effect known. Through good teamwork, tactics, memory and attentiveness you can win the game. Thanks to the innovative use of card sleeves, it is different every time you play and the game offers a new challenge!

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Once Upon a Dragon is a cooperative card game in which players take on the role of heroes, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. During the game they will visit different locations where they will all encounter different monsters and traps. But luckily that's not all, because you can also just come across a treasure. You may also come across a portal and at that point the players must decide. Are we strong enough? Or are they not ready for the Shadow Realm that waits on the other side? It is an important choice, because there is no way back... Only if all players work together will they have a chance and can compete against the terrible dragon!

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Saddle the camels and prepare for another great journey in Marco Polo II: By Order of the Khan. Roll the dice and devise your strategy in this sequel to the classic board game In the Footsteps of Marco Polo. Marco Polo II is not an expansion but a completely new, standalone edition. The game is broadly similar to its predecessor: each round starts with the rolling of 5 dice, which largely determine what options you have. The higher the dice, the more valuable your actions are, but you also have to pay more for them if you choose an action that is already taken. This time your tour does not start in Venice, but in Beijing. And with new characters, jade as an extra commodity and a new distribution of the different options, this game plays essentially differently. All new, often variable, choices make this sequel once again recommended for lovers of a strategic challenge. The Games Friends: "Marco Polo II is secretly even better than its predecessor. Traveling is more important in this part and that, in our opinion, makes it even more fun to play. As far as we are concerned, that makes Marco Polo II indispensable for the fans. of the first part, but also a perfect game to dive into the world of Marco Polo for the first time."

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World of Draghan: Mischievous Old Dragons is a racing game full of surprises. A round starts with drawing cards. Of the cards drawn, you place 2 with yourself and 1 with each other player. When all cards have been placed, they are played 1 by 1 and the dragon starts moving. Most cards cause the dragon to move forward, but some actions can also change the direction of travel... Do you encounter a knight during the game? Then you can only beat him if you have enough courage. Don't you have enough courage? Then you will have to run back and hope that the dragon is distracted along the way so that you don't have to go all the way back to the start. But of course you can also encounter a wizard. You can't predict exactly what will happen when he casts a spell. As you can see, there are plenty of surprises in this racing game. Can you arrive first?

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Bandido tries to escape AGAIN. Place your cards so that all tunnels are blocked and Bandido cannot escape from prison.

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Student life is not for the faint of heart... Studying can not only be deadly boring, but also have a deadly outcome. On campus, during lectures, at a party in a student house or at the student finance counter... things sometimes go wrong in a student's life. Professors mysteriously disappear and fellow students die under grisly circumstances. If the exam stress is driving you crazy, let the hair on the back of your neck stand up and solve the pitch-black riddles of the black stories Uni Edition! The Games Friends: “ Black Stories is always surprising and super fun to play with friends or together on holiday. We have already solved many of them, but we are still looking for the best questions for the Riddle Master. We are fans!”

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Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza! (Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza!) Keep these 5 crazy words in mind. Once there is a match between a card and a spoken word, you must slap your hand onto the central card pile as quickly as possible. The last one must pick up all the cards. Be quick to be the first to get rid of all your cards. But be careful! Your mind can play tricks on you. This addictive game is as unique as its name. Have fun!

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Herrlof is a two-person card game set in the Viking Age. Players aim to win the 'herrlof': a sign of honor and victory. Both players are dealt 15 cards with which they compete for 15 tricks. At the start of each round you predict how many tricks you expect to get. But you do this without your opponent seeing it. This makes it a tactical game, because you want to win exactly the right number of tricks and thus earn bonus points. An additional element in the game are the special powers that the 1, 3, 6 and 9 have. There are also two special power cards: one to consciously lose and the other to destroy the entire battle. The first to reach 50 points wins the game.

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In the game Princess Legend the prince searches for the princess. Because the identities of all the characters at court are secret, the prince will have to rely on some allies. He asks questions to find out the truth. Does he see through the answers of the bad characters?

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Different tree species compete to occupy and grow on the soil of the small sunny island. Any tree grows provided it receives enough sunlight and casts a shadow proportionate to its size. When a tree reaches the end of its life cycle, players earn a number of points depending on the quality of the soil where it grew.

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Spicy is an exciting, engaging card game with beautiful artwork and excellent production quality. The cards are illustrated with forty different works of art. Moreover, not only does the music box shine in chic metallic gold, but the card backs are also decorated with a gold-colored finish. During your turn you can play a card or draw a card. To play a card, you must either start a pile or play a higher card of the same suit. Stacks can only be started with cards numbered 1 to 3. Once a stack reaches 10, a 1 to 3 of the same suit must be played on it. When playing a card, players announce the card they are supposedly playing. Players can bluff and essentially play any card they want because all cards are played face down. And after each card is played, players can challenge it by number or color. Challenging doesn't cost you many cards: you draw two cards, but you immediately play one. Early in the game, everyone has a handful of cards, so the odds aren't necessarily in the challenger's favor, but the accusations start coming when players' hands start to empty. The winner of the challenge receives the accumulation of spicy cards. The loser draws cards and starts a new pile. If a player runs out of cards, he may take one of the three trophy cards. The game ends when a player has two trophy cards, in which case that player wins. Each trophy card is worth 10 points, each captured spicy card is 1 point, and cards still in a player's hand are worth one minus point. Spicy contains six game variant cards, but high replayability is guaranteed even without these variants.

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You know how it is: someone makes you a fantastic offer of beans, but you can't offer anything in return. You may be able to convince your trading partner to do business with you if you offer them a favor later in the game, but remember – a promise is a promise and a reward is what comes with it. In this Boona Nostra expansion you not only trade with beans and bean dollars, but also with favors. Each player chooses a character card and the corresponding six favor cards. The favor allows players to improve their offers in the trading phase. The player who receives the promise places the favor in front of him. Each player has a maximum of three favors available at the same time, which he can give to his fellow players while trading. The favors can be exchanged at different stages of the game and the player who promised the favor cannot resist at that point. This expansion can be played with three to seven players and is only playable in combination with the basic game Boonanza.

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Leaders is an expansion for the board game 7 Wonders, with which you put great leaders at the helm of your civilization. Please note: the 7 Wonders base game (new edition) is required to play this new expansion. In addition to two brand new Wonder boards (Roma and Abu Simbel), this expansion offers a new card type, namely Leader cards. Queens, astronomers, philosophers and generals add a new strategic dimension to your game!

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The 7 Wonders board game has been completely renewed! In addition to a visual update, this new edition also contains various game components that have been adjusted. For example, the layout and the backs of the cards have been adjusted, the rules have been made clearer and the Wonder boards have become slightly larger. These adjustments ensure that the game is even more playable and therefore more suitable for new players. The objective of the game remains the same in this new edition: lead one of the seven great cities of the ancient world, develop your city through scientific discoveries, military conquests, commercial agreements and prestigious constructions and lead your civilization to the greatest prosperity! A game is played in 3 rounds, called Ages, in which you simultaneously play cards to develop your city. At the end of each era, the player's military might is compared to the cities of his two neighbors (adjacent cities). After Age III, you determine the number of victory points for your city, Wonder, military successes and coin value. The player with the highest total score wins the game.

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A disaster is brewing in your games cabinet! Your games are in danger of getting damaged or - worse - they are in danger of getting dirty! Fortunately, Mint Condition will give you a helping hand, because in this game you have to try to protect your game collection. But that's not easy, with all those furry cats and full glasses of wine around. Trust no one! In Mint Condition you try to collect sets and protect your game collection as best as possible. There are also two variants for even more fun.

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Hop aboard the ship Tranquility and set sail for paradise! But be careful: in a world where day easily turns into night, you lose track of time. Time you desperately need to find that one beautiful little island to live on. On the ship Tranquility you try to find the only inhabitable island together. The sea must be completely filled with 36 island cards that must be added in the correct order from the start to the finish. If you manage to find the habitable island before the end of the game, you win the game! If you have not found the island before one of you runs out of maps, you are doomed to remain at sea forever. To make the game even more difficult, you are also not allowed to discuss with each other. Tranquility is a card game for 1-5 players aged 8 and over. Do you like to play a game alone from time to time? Then this game is very suitable. The rules explain how you can easily play it on your own. The Games Friends: " What a surprisingly fun card game. Tranquility goes a step further than The Mind and also looks much more fun. Perfect for anyone who likes simple card games, with a lot of interaction and a tough cooperative puzzle! "

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Nordic Countries is an alternative, standalone version of the original board game Ticket to Ride with a map of Scandinavia. Get on the train and conquer Scandinavia!

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Cities is an expansion for the board game 7 Wonders, which allows you to discover a different aspect of the big cities through debt and diplomacy. Please note: the 7 Wonders base game (new edition) is required to play this new expansion. This expansion provides more interaction with a new card type, new wonders, new leaders and team game rules. City cards are added to the game as well as two new wonder game boards: Petra and Byzantium.

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A circus with dark secrets awaits you in Mysterium Park! The former director of the park disappeared a few years ago... An investigation turned up nothing. Since that night, strange things have been happening in the circus... Mysterium Park is a stand-alone, cooperative and simplified version of the well-known board game Mysterium: players win or lose together. Your goal is to determine the circumstances of the spirit's death. At the start of the game, players first choose a role: Ghost or Clairvoyant. The Spirit (1 player) must guide the Clairvoyants through the investigation. He gives directions in the form of illustrated cards, which we call the Vision Cards. This is the only way the Spirit can communicate with the Psychics. Each of the Psychics (all other players) must eliminate a suspect and a location and they help each other interpret the Vision Cards that the Spirit hands them. To win Mysterium Park, the Clairvoyants must find out who committed the murder and where the crime took place during Round 3. The Clairvoyants must first eliminate suspects (Round 1) and then locations (Round 2). If they manage to do this in the first 6 turns, they move on to Round 3. If not, everyone loses the game. If the Clairvoyants win, then the Spirit wins too. If not, all players lose.

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Armada is an expansion for the board game 7 Wonders, with which you can conquer the seas: board your ship, explore distant islands, trade with remote cities and ensure that your fleet is ready for the impending war on the water... Note : The 7 Wonders base game (new edition) is required to play this new expansion. In addition to a brand new Wonder (Siracusa), new shipyard boards and the option to play in teams (4 or 6 players), this expansion offers extra interaction with two new card types: Armada and Island cards. Navigators, explorers, shipowners and pirates bring a new kind of dimension to the game!

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In HOLI: Festival of Colors, players come together to celebrate the end of winter by throwing colorful powder on each other and dancing. With this you celebrate the new beginning. In the game, colorful tokens are spread across the board and other players. Due to the different action options, your powder may fall down, causing you to lose victory points. Because each game has different scoring options, every game is different and the replayability is high.

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This board game follows the famous television program. With new questions and updated game components. You play the I love Holland board game with two teams. You can decide for yourself how big the teams are, as long as the teams are the same size. You need at least 4 players.

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In Smartphone Inc. you become CEO of one of the largest smartphone producing companies at a time when smartphones were only just taking over the world. Research technologies, develop your factory and build a global network so you can outdo any competitor!

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