Robot Quest is a deckbuilding board game for 2-4 players full of robot battles! Your battery cards give you energy to move, power your weapons, and buy powerful new cards for your deck. Navigate the dangers of the arena and blow away your opponents to score points. Destroyed robots return every round, so you're never out of the action! Alliances are forged and broken! The robot pilot with the most points at the end of the game wins! During the game, players must carefully select the right cards to add to their deck to lay traps for the other players, navigate the spaces on the board, and purchase the batteries they need to power their weapons. Each player has a limited number of hit points and when they can take no more hits, they are forced to leave the board - but not for long! Each player respawns at a starting base at the start of each round, so players always come back for more!

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Marvel United is all about teamwork, and heroes are known to form specialized teams from time to time. Avengers, X-Men, Defenders, Guardians of the Galaxy, just to name a few. Each of these teams develops its own characteristics and strategies, but being part of a structured team also comes with limitations and disadvantages.

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Somewhere deep in the underworld, not far from the Styx and the Elysian Fields, bellhops prepare to knock on the doors of their guests. And YES: they are AFRAID. At the Hellton Palace, both players manage a hotel and hire bellhops to meet the needs of their guests. But in the end they know that at some point the place will collapse... Try to outlast your opponent! An unhappy customer will damage your reputation, but an over-enthusiastic legendary creature or god can literally break the pillars supporting the building! Turn your will to win into a new goal: to be the last to lose!

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12 Patrols is a solo, mainly abstract strategy game played with 9 cards, 9 D6 dice and 9 cubes. Play as the Constable of the kingdom. Send out 12 patrols of knights and foot soldiers to protect all 9 regions. First draw region cards and place them in a 3x3 grid. When a row or column of 3 cards is completed, add patrols (dice or cubes) between the cards that meet all requirements in that row or column. Win by placing all 12 patrols satisfactorily.

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After being banished to Sakaar, Hulk became a gladiator. But after the tragic death of his family, he has returned to Earth to take revenge on everyone who wronged him... and anyone who happens to be around at the time. The World War Hulk expansion for Marvel United gives players a new enemy to fight in the form of an angry Gladiator Hulk. Luckily, heroes like Hercules and Tony Stark in his specially designed Hulkbuster armor are here. But will it be enough to stop the living embodiment of anger?

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Infiltrate the Venetian Carnival and complete your secret mission! Explore locations, use machines in the app, solve puzzles and complete the adventure before time runs out! With these 'Short Adventures' you will experience the excitement of Unlock! in a short but intense adventure! They are complete adventures with a playing time of 30 and 45 minutes, with three different levels, in a handy package to take with you everywhere. Important: download the free UNLOCK! app (machines, hints and solutions) to play this game.

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In the mid-19th century, the time of the Industrial Revolution, you must take advantage of the steam age and build your railway empire by developing railways, expanding buildings and moving passengers to make the most profit at the end of twelve rounds ! Railways is the first game in the "Nano9games" family. With 9 cards, 9 dice and 9 cubes you have to build a network and connect the buildings to each other to move passengers. You will use cards and icons to perform actions. During each round you play cards to combine icons and perform actions:

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New islands have emerged from the ocean and as scientists you must do the research into the new developing ecosystems that are present there. Watch the islands on the board grow in three dimensions as you learn more about them, and add colorful plants and animals to each island as you explore their ecosystems. In each round of Emerge, you earn points by rolling your dice and using them to collect research and make discoveries. All players start with the same research board, but throughout the game you can customize your own board and change what you research. After eight rounds, you score points based on how prosperous and biodiverse your islands are, as well as various research objectives. Whoever has the most points wins!

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Whine Night is a card game for 2-8 players where stories are told and questions are answered using 300 different cards. After everyone votes on whose lament was the best, the player with the most votes gets a point!

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The Eternal Sea is calling... The rugged coast north of the Everdell Valley is a land of adventure and mystery. Steady sailors search for fertile islands and valuable treasures. Dutiful monks inhabit abbeys and scriptoriums, where they carefully translate and illuminate. Hardworking people gather resources and build their cities in harmony with the ever-changing waves of the mighty ocean. Welcome to the new standalone game in the world of Everdell! This is the land of Farshore. Throughout each season, you lead a crew of kritter workers to build a prosperous city and explore the enchanting ocean. You must carefully plan your actions to build and sail, because only by adapting to the changing winds will you succeed. The wind is high. The sun rises on the horizon. It's time to go on an adventure!

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Get ready for the new society season! Play as one of the main characters from the hit series Bridgerton and attend the debutante balls to find true love. You have 8 balls to secure your future, but don't be too hasty! Every suitor has hidden qualities that influence his desirability and prestige. If you are determined, you can find the best match and marry someone you truly love. It certainly doesn't hurt to keep an eye on the competition and catch them in any scandals...

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Tiny Epic Crimes is a fast and exciting crime fighting and deduction game for 1 to 4 players that offers multiple ways to play. The game can be played competitively, cooperatively or solo. Players take on the role of detectives and, depending on the game mode, they either work together... OR separately... to solve the murder case. Time is of the essence, and the first 48 hours after a crime are the most crucial. Players race through Echo Ridge City to collect evidence, such as the murder weapon, forensic evidence or the getaway vehicle. This secret evidence is sorted using the innovative Tiny Epic Decoder System, which keeps all other evidence of the killer hidden. This knowledge eliminates suspects and helps identify the true killer. But crime doesn't stand still for one investigation. Players must answer the call of duty and be mindful of the times as other criminal activities emerge across the city. Resolving these events allows players to obtain useful alibis and powerful Force Cards, but they know full well that their actions will bring them closer to a reckoning... In their final hour, players will wager their careers on one final gamble: who they think is the real killer... hoping that their intelligence and detective skills are enough to bring the right suspect to justice. Can you hold this crime-ridden city together long enough to solve the case, or will it remain unsolved and your time on the force is coming to an end?

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In Asteroid Miners you lead a team mining for minerals in the asteroid belt in cold space. It's a 2-player dice game where you dig up precious metals using a precision drill and upgradeable mining equipment, digging deeper and deeper into a series of asteroids. You will use a die pool to manipulate your drilling components to match the minerals in your current dig section. After successful excavations, you can sell your minerals on a fluctuating Metals Market, trying to make more profit than your opponent to win the game.

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Version: Deluxe, without dice trays In Nestlings, players take on the role of various birds competing to gain priority in four very different biomes – Savanna, Alpine, Freshwater, and Desert. Each round, players roll their biome dice and then place the dice one at a time into the biomes, alternating clockwise. Once players have placed all of their dice, or have chosen to skip for the round, each biome is resolved. The player who is the first to place dice in a given biome is given priority and reaps the rewards - being the first to select a desired resource and discarding a resource to thwart their opponents' plans. However, if another player places more of their biome dice in the same biome, that player will be given priority. Once the priority order for the biome has been determined, players each claim resources to feed their Nestlings and add the corresponding segment to their Resource Ring on their player board. After all biomes have been resolved – including the wild grassland biome in the center of the board – players score points based on how many Nestlings they were able to feed and how many segments are in their Resource Ring, regardless of which round they were awarded in. As the game progresses, the tension mounts as players are forced to make key decisions along the way; decisions that could secure victory or spell defeat. Do they feed their Nestlings for more direct points, or do they take another resource to complete a section of their Resource Ring, earning a bonus and triggering a powerful chain reaction? Do they use in-game currency to activate another Nest Goal at the end of the game, or do they save it for victory points? Do they roll a second die to gain priority, or do they take the risk and head to another biome to grab other much-needed scraps? At the end of round four, the game ends and players reveal their endgame Nest Goals and tally their final victory points.

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Imperial Miners is a light engine building card game for 1 to 5 players, designed by Tim Armstrong (Arcana Rising, Orbis), where players mine mines using a smart card activation system. Set in the popular Imperial Settlers universe, this standalone game features beautiful artwork, easy-to-understand rules, and satisfying gameplay full of chain reactions and engine building synergies. In Imperial Miners, players create their own mines by playing cards in their personal tableau. They start at the surface and develop downwards. Whenever a card is added to their mine, it activates itself and all cards above it, rewarding players with satisfying chain reactions and combos. The cards belong to six different factions and offer different strategies. Players mix different factions in their mines to get the best results. As they develop their mines, players also progress on progression maps. At setup, three of the six available progress cards are randomly chosen for the game. These cards each offer a different strategic focus. Throughout the game, players progress to gain additional bonuses that help them develop their tableau, activate the synergies between cards, gain victory points and achieve even more satisfying combos. The combination of progression cards influences strategies and ensures that the game is different every time you play. Imperial Miners offers impressive replayability thanks to a wide range of different maps and modular progression maps. Players also take their turns at the same time, so the gameplay is fast and lasts no longer than 45 minutes. The simple rules, beautiful artwork and rewarding engine building mechanics make it a perfect game for both casual and experienced players.

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Who's knocking there...for the best score? In this exciting card game, less is more! In addition to arranging and dealing their own cards, players must also keep an eye on their opponents' cards. The goal: to earn as few points as possible. Make smart use of the unique communication in this semi-cooperative card game!

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As Allied forces battle the enemy on the war-torn beaches of Europe, another battle begins in a Brooklyn nursery when the terrifying Boggart kidnaps a boy and takes him to the Dark Realm. The child's toys, led by the toy soldier known as the Colonel, join forces to carry out a daring rescue mission. During their dangerous mission, they will face the boy's bitter and forgotten toys, as well as betrayal within their own ranks. In The Stuff of Legend, each player takes on the role of one of the boy's trusty playthings, each with their own unique abilities. Players work together and search the Darkness for the boy before the Boggart can escape with him. Be on your guard, throughout the game your allegiances may change and at any time one of your fellow players may secretly team up with the evil Boggart against you.

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Become the greatest wizard of the annual Great Rite by collecting and managing your Materia to feed your confidante and teach you spells. Act quickly to use your powers early... or wait to unleash them at full strength. Your path to victory is full of choices and combined tactics! In SpellBook, each player, accompanied by a confidant, has a grimoire and collects Materia to control spells and feed their confidant. The game provides pre-printed sets of spells for use in the early rounds, but soon players start drawing spells at random or creating their own combinations common to all players. Each spell combination produces an effect that lasts for the rest of the game, and the more ingenious the combination, the more powerful the effect. As the rounds progress, the game becomes a different experience each time, with over 2,100 possible spell combinations. The game ends once a wizard completes his grimoire or a confidant is fully fed, at which point the player with the most points wins. SpellBook includes a solo mode that closely matches the multiplayer experience, offering a high level of challenge and an excellent way to learn the rules of the game.

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This game combines components (25 cards, 27 dice, 27 cubes) from the first 3 Nano9Games - Empire, Railways and City Planner - and has both a solo mode and a two-player mode. Players compete to build and upgrade buildings, build railways, move passengers to their destinations, and produce goods in their factories to acquire capital and make profits. Empire Planners is strictly a rule book. Players will need Empire, Railways and City Planner to play.

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Tiny Epic Crimes is a fast and exciting crime fighting and deduction game for 1 to 4 players that offers multiple ways to play. With this playmat you can play it much more clearly, so that you know exactly where everything should be placed.

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Upgrade your Everdell Farshore game by replacing your cardboard lighthouse with this painted wood lighthouse. Includes one wooden lighthouse for use with Everdell Farshore.

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Clin9ic is a hospital building game that uses 9 cards, 9 cubes and 9 dice.

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After years of experimentation in your shared laboratory, you and your fellow alchemists have successfully transmuted common metals into gold! Now all that remains is to perfect the formula and repeat the experiments to find the perfect combination of metals that produce the purest gold. In this competitive trick game you can earn points by either collecting gold or by correctly bidding on how many tricks you will win. Unlike many other trick games, Aurum uses a "must-not-follow" card playing system. Smartly anticipate which cards can be played to win the game!

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Unmatched: Brains and Brawn, the fifth and final of the Unmatched Marvel set, features some of Marvel's coolest heroes: Spider-Man, Dr. Strange and She Hulk. Spidey swings across the battlefield, using his spider senses to keep him safe. Dr. Strange has, well, the best cards in the game and She-Hulk won't think twice about throwing a book - or anything heavy nearby. The Games Friends: We really doubted whether Unmatched would be something for us, but we were positively surprised. There is a lot of interaction and it is nice that each character plays differently. Recommended!

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At No Context you make connections using random artwork from the amazing webcomic creator Mr. Lovenstein! At the start of the game, each player is assigned one of up to 7 target images that they try to get the other players to guess to earn points! These images are selected from some of the most unforgettable panels from the Mr. range. Lovenstein. In turn, players choose another panel from the comparison row and place it in one of the spaces on their game board. They place the card with the green check mark side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way, or with the red x side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way somehow does not match this card. Each player can repeat this process 3 times to give the other players some clues when guessing. If at any time a player feels confident that he knows which target picture belongs to another player, he can place his corresponding numbered betting card face down on that player's betting spot. Players only have one copy of each betting spot, so make sure you choose your time well or know the risks if you go early. Once all bets have been placed, players take turns revealing the guesses made about their card and which card was actually theirs. Correct bets earn points in the order they are placed, so players who wait too long could miss out on points even if they were correct. Be ready to explain yourself after the round is over, because hearing the thoughts behind why your friends made the connections they did is the most fun part of the game!

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At the turn of the century, you build your industrial empire by building factories, hiring workers, producing goods and selling them for a profit. How rich will you be when you retire? Create a manufacturing empire in 30 years (15 turns) by building factories, producing capital, materials, raw materials and goods, and making as much profit as possible.

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Divinus is a competitive, legacy, tile-laying game where you play as a demigod trying to win the favor of the gods and ascend to a new pantheon. Players embark on twelve scenarios in which they explore lands, complete quests, communicate with gods, and influence the outcome of the epic conflict between the Greek and Norse pantheons. At the start of each scenario, players open a sealed box containing new quests, parts, stickers, gods, game mechanics and more. The Divinus app provides a story for players and sets the stakes for what's to come. Each turn, players spend dice from their pool to explore new tiles from the world board. They must place the tiles in their demigod card, adjacent to each other and with matching properties, while working on general quest and god goals. Throughout the campaign, players make lasting changes to their demigods by collecting powerful artifacts, forging their dice by changing sides, and earning titles for the achievements they achieve. Players also permanently change the game world by customizing tiles and placing new locations, heroes and monsters on the tiles. As players complete quests or other important goals, they can make crucial decisions through the Divinus app. Players will determine the outcome of dilemmas such as choosing which side will prevail in battle, building or destroying a sacred site, and deciding whether a god lives or dies. Whatever outcome the player chooses, the game components may change and the Divinus app will remember the decision and present contextual options affected by the choice in the future. For example, returning to a fortress you helped the Norse gods build may earn you praise, while demigods favored by the Greek pantheon are shunned. The Divinus campaign is preferably played over several play sessions because of the persistent and changing world. The rulebook grows with each scenario as new rules and content are unlocked. After the campaign is completed, players can replay their unique copy of Divinus with the "Infinite Replayability" mode.

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Senjutsu is a 1-4 player Samurai Duel game with tight Deck Construction mechanics, simultaneous revealing battles and beautiful miniatures. Control one of 4 fearsome Samurai, warriors bound by the Bushido code, each with their own strengths, weaknesses and motivations. Using Senjutsu's Deck Construction mechanics, you'll forge a unique deck of devastating attacks, powerful blocking, timely meditations, and dynamic special moves. The intuitive card ranking system makes it easy to build your Samurai's Ability Deck. The Core Box contains dozens of different Ability Cards to shape the fighting style of your chosen Samurai. There are thousands of possible deck combinations available.

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In this expansion you will find 3 new cards for the following games: 3 new cards for 12 Patrols: 3 new kingdoms to defend, 3 new cards for Clin9ic: 1 new Action Card and 2 new Floor Cards, and 3 new cards for Asteroid Miners: The Space Station Expansion Cards. It also contains 3 new dice and 3 colored cubes.

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Tiny Epic Crimes is a fast and exciting crime fighting and deduction game for 1 to 4 players that offers multiple ways to play. With these four notebooks you can write down your hints much better and you can be sure that you will not miss any information.

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Tiny Epic Crimes is a fast and exciting crime fighting and deduction game for 1 to 4 players that offers multiple ways to play. These 6 dice in the shape of bullets will make your version of Tiny Epic Crimes even more beautiful.

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Kingdom Rush: Elemental Uprising is a fully cooperative, standalone board game for 1 to 4 players that delivers the ultimate tower defense experience for the tabletop. Players take on the role of asymmetrical heroes defending their kingdom against waves of oncoming monster hordes. Players place towers to attack hordes, using polyomino tiles to cover monsters until all monsters in a horde are covered and destroyed. Players earn crystals and gold, which can be spent on purchasing new towers or Tower Modifications to improve and customize their existing towers. Monsters have several special abilities that players must take into account, passing towers between each other and positioning attacks to bypass magical shields and monster powers. The heroes will also have to deal with game-changing events and elemental disruptions, such as volcanoes and cyclones. The game is scenario-based and can be played as individual, replayable scenarios or as a steadily evolving campaign leading to major boss battles, hero challenges and more. Kingdom Rush offers easy-to-learn rules with a high level of tactics for experienced players. At the start of each scenario, players can choose from different difficulty levels or even take on the dreaded Iron Challenges, which require near-perfect strategies to overcome.

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Motu is a game created by the famous board game maker Scott Almes. The illustrations were made by Olivier Danchin. In Motu you position your cards as smartly as possible and try to use the different resources wisely. Do you know how to play it best? Then you win Motu!

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DC Spyfall is an easy-to-learn party game based on the social party game Spyfall. It contains elements of bluff, questions and clever answers. At the start of each round, players receive a secret card containing information about the group's location - one of twenty unique DC locations, including Arkham Asylum, the Daily Planet, the Hall of Justice and STAR Labs - except for one player, who receives the Joker card instead. The Joker doesn't know where he is, but if he can guess his location before his cover is discovered, he wins the round! DC Spyfall adds some twists to the Spyfall format. Since Harley Quinn usually follows the Joker, one player can receive a location card with a Harley image in each round. If this is the case, they will try to give the Joker player information about the location, even if they don't know that player's identity! If the Joker player guesses the location, the two collaborators score points - unless the superheroes can turn the tables and determine who Harley is. The game features two multiverse decks with eight different locations each instead of just one, which can confuse players with some questions and answers. Keep in mind that no one at the table knows if they are playing with a multiverse deck. A full Joker deck gives each player a Joker card, meaning all questions and answers are based on nothing more than what the players collectively believe. Just like with the multiverse decks, you don't know you're playing this deck until someone discovers it. Super power cards can give a player an ability for a round, such as dodging a question, or require a player to adjust their behavior; for example, Super Speed ​​forces a player to answer a question in three words or less.

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A game of tricks where your predictions empty your hand. As a Mayan priest, your role is to interpret the cycles of creation and destruction on the various calendars. Make the most accurate predictions to become the one and only Great Priest. Sacrifice cards and try to win corresponding tricks to prove your worth!

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Reiner Knizia's auction game about film production. Over four rounds, players bid on tokens representing real directors, actors, cameras, effects, music, guest stars and agents. These are all placed on the players' film strips to complete the film production. So for example a movie might need 2 actors, but no music or effects and so on. When films are completed, the point value is marked and another strip of film is taken. There are two sides each round, where players can choose from offers without paying anything. There are bonus points for the first completed films and the best films, the best directors, even the worst film. The auction continues until one winning bid remains. Players pay into the pot with contracts, and the rest of the players share the pot each turn. So it's a closed economy where players try to time bidding for what they really need to complete movies.

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After millennia of infertility, life has returned to Rauha. As a venerable Shaman, one of his five worlds has been entrusted to you. Your powers are divine and allow you to shape the environment to make this world a cradle of life energy, a guardian of serenity and harmony for centuries to come. Get the most victory points to win the game. You have 2 Ages to transform your world into an energetic core of Rauha. In Age 1, vegetation, terrain and wildlife will appear. In Age 2, civilizations will flourish.

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Dice Kingdoms of Valeria is a Roll & Write game designed by Levi Mote. On your turn, you roll six dice - two dice activate the citizens for all players at the same time, but the other four dice are for you only. Will you hire citizens to favor the guilds and fill your treasury so you can gain scoring options (Yellow Dice)? Will you kill monsters for glory and rewards (Red Dice)? Or will you build roads to domains that give you citizens, gold, monsters and dice manipulation powers (Green Dice)? Then also think carefully about how much Magic you have to make everything even better (Blue Dice).

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