Welcome to Cartagena, Colombia! The colonial houses in this historic city bear witness to its colorful past. You, on the other hand, are more interested in old shipwrecks... And to be more specific: sunken Spanish galleons filled with gold! Time for an old-fashioned underwater treasure hunt. What you didn't expect is that some of you have discovered the legends of these buried riches. To make matters worse, a Barracuda sneaks through the shipwrecks. Explore the shipwrecks and be the first to return 8 gold pieces to the safe on your boat, using your coin bag. Choose your moves carefully to avoid your opponents or rob them of their coin pocket. Chase the Barracuda away or send it to the other players.

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The Masters of Metal is an expansion that builds on the base game and introduces merchandise. Historically, merchandise (such as t-shirts and posters) was purchased for a favorite band. The merchandise added value to the collector's collection. In Masters of Metal, players can acquire merchandise and add it to a collection. The merchandise increases the value of the collection. To add merchandise, they must be arranged so that the merchandise icons are next to the albums. The more albums and merchandise, the longer the collection.

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In Classic Art, first released as Members Only, players try to predict how many works of art will be present in five exhibitions. The riskier your predictions, the more you score - but of course only if you are right! The deck consists of 65 cards, with 13 cards in each of the five categories; eleven of the cards are "positive" and two are "negative". At the beginning of each season, players are dealt a hand of cards (7-11, depending on the number of players) and two cards are placed face up from the deck in their respective exhibits. In the first round of the season, players can predict how many works of art will be in an exhibition at the end of the current season by placing 1-2 tokens (along with their high risk token) on a prediction space. At each exhibition you can bet on whether the art will be rare (bets 1-4) or not rare (bets 5-8). In each subsequent round, a player must place two cards from his hand in the appropriate exhibits, after which he may make a prediction. If all players have only three cards in hand, they discard one face down and place the other two cards in exhibitions. When a negative card and a positive card appear in an exhibit, remove them. At the end of a season, players score for correct predictions. The riskier the bet, the higher the payout per token in that successful bet, with players withdrawing points for each exhibition separately. At the end of a season, tokens for failed bets (except those with high risk) are removed from the game, while tokens for successful bids are returned to the players. If a player has zero or one chip at the end of a season, he gets all his chips back. A player can score a maximum of 10 points in an exhibition. Continue playing seasons until at the end of a season each exhibition has at least one player who has scored 5 points. The game ends and players count their scores - but tokens in the range of 0-4 in an exhibition are worthless. Whoever scores the most points wins!

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Big Band is an expansion for Vinyl that builds on the base game and introduces the Window Display, Hits Chart and a new way to build collections. Historically, 78s and 33s were competing formats for sale at the record store. In BigBand, players focus on collecting albums from two genres: Swing and Jazz. Players get albums in two different speeds and with respect to those speeds, there are advantages to collecting 78s as they are worth a little more than the 33s. However, the 33s offer collectible powers to entice players to collect them instead. Furthermore, the rules for collecting albums have changed and how to match just the genres. However, players must visit the front counter to earn collectible rewards. To submit a collection, the player must represent each of four instruments in one genre. Depending on how many similarities there are in the attributes will determine what type of collection reward you will earn. Play continues until all albums have been placed in the store. The player with the most points is ultimately the winner.

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In Gift of Tulips, tulip lovers explore Amsterdam's tulip festival to create colorful bouquets, give tulips to others and manipulate the value of the market. The card deck contains tulips in four colors, with values ​​2-4. Lay out four festival cards based on the number of players, with these cards showing the number of points scored. Draw two cards of different suits and place them among the festival cards in first and second place according to their value. Deal each player two cards; place one card face up in front of you and place the other face down on the "secret festival" pile. When the deck runs out, shuffle the cards into the Secret Festival, draw five at random and add them face-up to the Festival, adjusting the ranking as necessary. (If there are fewer than five cards in the Secret Festival, add all of those cards to the Festival.) For the three highest ranked suits in the Festival, whoever has the most and second most cards in those suits scores points as stated on the festival maps. In the event of a tie for the number of cards, the player with the highest value of a suit wins that tie. Whoever has the most points wins.

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Dice Theme Park is about creating and running your own park of amusement rides. In Dice Theme Park you are the park manager and you try to create the most successful theme park in the area by letting your customers experience as many attractions as possible! The dice in the game represent the customers, and the tiles represent the attractions in your park. The more efficiently you can move your dice to activate the most rewarding rides, the more points and money you receive! In Dice Theme Park, players select two cards each turn. The player with the lowest total gets the first choice of the customer's dice and ride tiles that round. At the end of the round, those cards are passed to the player to your left. Dice Theme Park is more interactive and slightly more complex than Dice Hospital, so it's perfect for those looking for a more challenging experience with more ways to score and play, while still maintaining the same engaging and satisfying feel every time.

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In this first Redwood expansion, nature becomes wilder and the challenge of creating your panorama increases. This expansion adds new gameplay features such as the Puma module. This module adds a card to any Panorama deck. Each card has a cougar occupying a spot. The number of elements that can be placed on the map is reduced by 1.

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In Raptor, players use their cards to move their pawns - with the scientists on one side, mother and baby birds of prey on the other - around the board. Each round, the player who played the lowest-ranked card can use the corresponding action, while his opponent has movement or attack points equal to the difference between the values ​​of the two cards. The scientists can use fire, can travel by jeep and can even call for reinforcements, while the mamma raptor can hide in the bushes, scream to scare the scientists and call for her babies.

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Redwood is a movement estimation game where players have to take photos of wild animals to create the most beautiful panorama. The game is for 1 to 4 players aged 10 and over and a game lasts approximately 45-60 minutes. During their turn, each player must choose between different movements and angle of view to photograph the animals (without disturbing them). Collecting animals and decorative elements earns victory points. This Kickstarter Edition includes a beautiful custom insert, wooden tokens, 4 player boards, extra cards and two display stands.

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The diversity of living organisms that inhabit our planet is astonishing. According to the theory of evolution, random mutations occur constantly, giving animals and plants new characteristics. These properties are then tested through natural selection. Animals with favorable traits reproduce more successfully than others, expand their habitat and effectively protect themselves from predators and adverse conditions. Such species dominate the ecosystem, while poorly adapted animals become extinct. Evolution: New World is a new and expanded version of the base game Evolution: The Origin of Species. It features both familiar and new animal features, complete with new descriptions and colorful illustrations. Food is now generated with area maps and animals can use shelters to hide from predators.

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Unmatched is a very asymmetrical miniature game for two or three players. Each hero is represented by a unique deck. During the game you have to throw a punch every now and then and play your cards smartly. Unmatched: For King and Country features three characters from the Marvel Universe: Black Widow, Black Panther and the Winter Soldier. 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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Catherine: The Cities of the Tsarina takes 2-4 players to the Tsarist Empire of 1762 to win the Tsarina's favor using an innovative card mechanic. As is often the case, different strategies can lead to different goals: will you devote yourself to the development of fine arts or trade, or perhaps you prefer to secure weapons and thus defend the realm? With each card you hold, you must decide whether to gain the resources and use the action on that card or discard it to activate another action.

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In Vinyl: Holiday, players work on the best Christmas album. Each album contains a subgenre (classical, traditional and contemporary), one of the four decades (the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s) and one of the five spirits (joy, love, peace, hope and faith). Some of the points you earn are completely in your control from the matches you make with previously played albums. Other points come from the combined efforts of you and the players to your left and right. To further increase scoring chances, each player can sacrifice their hand of cards to complete attributes printed on each album's gift tags. Vinyl: Holiday Edition is a game you'll want to play all year round.

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You work for the small flower shop in the heart of the village. To attract customers, you need to put the most beautiful display of flowers in the shop window. The Little Flower Shop is a light but strategic collecting game with beautiful works of art by artist Sarah Wry. Mechanically, the game uses a familiar card-laying system: you pick a card and pass the rest. The cards are then used according to their suit. Vase cards are placed in a player's display window. Flower cards are placed under the vases, provided they meet the requirements of the vase. Basket cards may be hung at the top of a player's window, but only if they can purchase the baskets first. Paycheck cards provide free income. Selling cards allow players to sell flowers to put extra money into their registry. At the end of the game, players score points for the best display of flowers in their windows.

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Inhabitants of the forest and the sea, it is time to awaken! You embody shamans and build megaliths to expand your power and dominate the rival tribe. Activate the unique powers of each new megalith, but beware: shamans from the other tribe can activate them too! In this intense duel, you must carefully consider your every move as you move your shamans around the playing field. You must banish the enemy shaman and build megaliths to find your way to victory!

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Unmatched is a very asymmetrical miniature game for two or three players. Each hero is represented by a unique deck. During the game you have to throw a punch every now and then and play your cards smartly. Unmatched: Teen Spirit features three characters from the Marvel Universe: Ms. Marvel, Squirrel Girl and Cloak and Dagger. 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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Space: the ultimate garbage dump. Fortunately, one planet's trash is another planet's treasure! In Junk Orbit you are the captain of your own scavenger ship, picking up space junk and transporting it to any planet that will accept it. Launch your junk... uh, *cargo*... out of your airlock to propel your ship! Race to deliver your cargo as you navigate the orbits of nearby planets and moons!

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In Druids, members of different tribes compete in the Sacred Forest, with the aim of being named Archdruid. Each player controls a druid and their animal companion and must manipulate the forces of nature, generate magical gems, and activate a series of different druidic runes to succeed. The druid who activates the most powerful set of runes becomes the archdruid of the forest.

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In Master Dater, the newest card game from Cyanide & Happiness, players compete for each other's attention and affection by creating perfect, awful dates that cater to very specific dating interests. Combine a head and a body into a perfect match and make your way to the heart of the sexy single. Defeat your rivals, win with love!

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Shake That City is a family puzzle game for 1-4 players that takes less than an hour! The game is played over a series of rounds. The active player shakes the Cube Shaker and presses the slider to reveal a 3x3 pattern, based on which he must place the corresponding building tiles of a single color of his choice on his board. The building tiles correspond to roads, factories, shops, parks and of course houses. The other players then choose a different building color than the color chosen by the active player, and then place matching colored tiles in the pattern on their board. Players earn points for tile-placement combinations and for completed bonuses around the edge of their board.

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Terra Futura is an engine-building game in which you build the country of tomorrow. By placing and activating cards in your territory, you gain resources and goods. Try to be more effective than your opponents and you will win the game. There are many ways to build your economy. You can take a fast route that results in pollution, or you can do it slow and clean. Each turn you choose a card from the display and place it in your territory in front of you. This activates all cards in a column and a row where you placed the new card. So think twice about where you put each card. Pollution is an essential part of the game. Using international transportation and speeding up your production may help you get the raw materials you need faster, but it creates pollution, which can block your cards and even prevent you from scoring some of your raw materials. But if you use it carefully, it can lead to victory. The game ends when all players have built up their territory of 9 cards (3 × 3 grid). At the end, they reactivate their territory based on their secret scorecard. Players receive victory points based on resources and goods obtained during the game and they score bonus points with their secret cards. Before the winner is announced, they deduct points for each fouled card.

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In Mind MGMT: The Psychic Espionage Game, one player controls Mind MGMT and must scour the city for new recruits. The recruits move around a secret map, trying to visit locations that match one of their three randomly drawn job cards. They can also use their four tokens to protect locations from exposure. All other players control the rogue agents who must try to stop Mind MGMT before it's too late! They ask the Recruiter questions and deduce the whereabouts from the answers they receive. Rogue agents can use erasable "mental notes" to keep track of all the information they receive. Mind MGMT wins by gathering twelve recruits or surviving sixteen turns. The rogue agents can only win by capturing Mind MGMT, which they do when they think they are in the same block as Mind MGMT.

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Vinyl: Jukebox is a simple two-player set-collection game in which players build a jukebox using 45s. These 45s span five genres, three decades, and have great songs on both the A and B sides. To collect these 45s, players must take coins from their bag and select one of two slots to insert the coin. The player continues until the desired match is made or their slot(s) are full of coins. When 45s are acquired, they are placed in a 3x3 grid next to their player board. When three 45's form a row or column, it is scored. As the player's pocket empties, the player may empty their coin box and earn two bonus coins. Note that at certain points in the game the player's opponent can take advantage of the player's decisions by getting free actions to put coins into their own player board. When a player has nine 45s, the end of the game is triggered. The players add their score from the score tokens obtained during the game plus the points from their personal goals. The player with the most points is the winner.

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Sinister Circus is a fast-paced strategy game from Bruno Faidutti (The Citadel, Diamant). It takes us to a mysterious world somewhere in the depths of our minds. As ringmasters we will try to organize an unforgettable evening of shows, fighting with each other to attract the attention of the largest audience.

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In Color Flush, players try to be the first to have a complete set of cards of the same color in their hand. That's easier said than done, because the cards are double-sided and you can only view one side at a time. During your turn you will have to strategically perform the various actions available to you. Spin, draw and trade your cards to collect a winning combination!

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In Polynesia, players must save their tribe members from the dangers of the volcano by taking them to the islands that will earn them the most points. At the same time, players must try to achieve the goals set by the tide cards, which can vary from game to game. To succeed, players must collect resources in the form of fish and shells that will allow them to explore new sea routes, use other players' routes, and sail from one island to another. Polynesia is played in rounds and each round is divided into two phases. In the action phase, each player has three turns during which he can perform one of three actions: sailing, exploring or populating, and fishing. In the maintenance phase, volcano activity is controlled and each player can collect resources depending on the islands where they have tribe members.

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Redwood is a movement estimation game where players have to take photos of wild animals to create the most beautiful panorama. The game is for 1 to 4 players aged 10 and over and a game lasts approximately 45-60 minutes. During their turn, each player must choose between different movements and angle of view to photograph the animals (without disturbing them). Collecting animals and decorative elements earns victory points.

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In Dogfight! Two rival pilots from the First World War duel each other in the air. To defeat your enemy, you must maneuver yourself so that you get behind him and shoot at just the right moment! Dogfight! is played over a maximum of three rounds or until one of the biplanes is shot down. If a biplane is shot down, the game ends immediately and the surviving player is declared the winner! If the third round ends and neither biplane has been shot down, the player who has scored the most hits is the winner. Both players choose a tile to play from behind their player screen and reveal them at the same time. Each player then moves his or her biplane by the number of spaces equal to the value of the tile played. The game contains nine biplanes and they all have different tile layouts. There are also several scenarios included in the box. The biplanes must follow the direction of the arrows around the white path. Each circle counts as one square and the colors on some squares affect the game. Biplanes can move past each other and even end up in the same space, but be careful: one wrong move and your enemy will fly after you and shoot you!

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This 80s-themed expansion adds a number of new mechanics to the game. We have opened the Trade Desk. You can now trade in unwanted or low-quality plates to gain attributes that you can use in later turns. Collection rewards have been reduced to a maximum of 4. Also, the Extended Play format and the Long Play format have been added as attributes and these albums can be a bonus to your collections. We've also added 12 new Loyalty Cards that will boost your final score even further. But there's more, as more than 150 new components have been added to the game! We are also introducing a version of the game with 5 genres instead of 4. This will give players a different playstyle in this expansion. 6 genres have been added so players can choose which 5 genres they want to play with.

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In Tiwanaku, first announced as Pachamama, you lead your tribe into uncharted territory in search of new places to cultivate. Your goal: Explore and draw regions so you can develop cultures according to the customs and legacies of Pachamama. If you honor Her, Nature will reward you; otherwise you will suffer his wrath. In this race you have to take risks, deduce and have a good sense of timing to win. Each scenario disc represents a unique arrangement of terrain tiles and crop tiles. Terrain tiles lie in regions of 1-5 spaces, and a region of one color does not touch a region of the same color, not even diagonally. Crop tokens have a value from 1-5 and each value has a different size and color (level 1 is brown, level 2 is green, etc.). A region of size 1 will contain a crop token of value 1, a region of size 2 will contain crop tokens of value 1 and 2, and only a region of size 5 will contain crop tokens of any value. Two identical values ​​can never be adjacent, not even diagonally. Perform an Exploration or Divine Action during a turn: At the end of an Exploration or Divine Action, you can surrender 1-5 cubes for 0-10 points. You can make a maximum of one offering of each color. When the last terrain tile is placed on the game board, the end of the game is triggered. Starting with this player, each player can take turns performing a single divine action or passing. If you succeed, you take no further actions and see who has collected the most points.

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