Newly added: Week 41 (2024)

The Ancient Knowledge: Heritage expansion consists of two elements. 16 solo mode cards that allow you to play a campaign. You choose 1-5 objectives and place them in the artifact slots on the player board ( thereby denying you the potential use of artifacts! ), and whatever objectives you complete become powers that you can use in future games. 36 new building cards and 12 new technology cards that you can shuffle into your decks, making them 25% larger.

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In Sixto Cross there are 3 extra areas that give extra points at the end of the game. This way you can score even more points by crossing off cleverly!

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Step into the roaring 1920s during Prohibition in Speakeasy, a worker-placement game. As a gangster under Lucky Luciano, manage and expand your Manhattan speakeasy empire. Use your cunning and resources to outsmart rivals, upgrade your operations to lavish speakeasies and casinos, and avoid the attention of both the mob and the police. Hire henchmen, team up with other gangsters, and rob rum smugglers to gain valuable resources. Strategically place your workers to deliver illegal alcohol, complete objectives, and fill your vaults with unencumbered cash. Your ultimate goal: to amass the most wealth and become the biggest gangster in Manhattan.

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In this cooperative game, you stack cards on a board while telling a short, crazy, funny and wacky story, all within 2 minutes. Then, together, you take on the challenge of remembering the story in the correct order. That's when the magic begins: surprises and laughter! With the help of all players, having a good memory has never been easier. Each card correctly remembered in the correct order earns the players 2 points. If a player needs help, the group still earns 1 point per card, which encourages teamwork and cooperation. Be careful, however, because a wrong guess causes the group to lose 1 point. Try to improve your collective score game after game or move up the ladder of success. The basic rules remain the same across the different versions of Story Box, but each version offers a themed Expert variant. In Story Box Adventures, the Frenetic Adventure variant requires you to lay down 30 cards during the story phase to score the game. Can you play that fast? And can you remember the order of the cards?

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In this cooperative game, you stack cards on a board while telling a short, crazy, funny and wacky story, all within 2 minutes. Then, together, you take on the challenge of remembering the story in the correct order. That's when the magic happens: surprises and laughter! Because with the help of all players, having a good memory has never been easier. Each card correctly remembered in order earns the players 2 points. If a player asks for help, the group still earns 1 point per card, which encourages teamwork and cooperation. Be careful, however, because a wrong guess results in the loss of 1 point for the group. The goal is to improve the collective score each time or climb higher on the success ladder. The basic rules remain the same in the different versions of Story Box, but each version offers a thematic Expert variant. In Story Box Dreams & Nightmares, the Dreams and Nightmares variant asks you to tell two stories simultaneously within 2 minutes, a dream and a nightmare in two different piles. During the memory phase, you have to remember both stories, which makes this variant challenging and fun.

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Video Game Champion is a competitive strategy board game for 2 to 5 players, with a playing time of 50 to 90 minutes. You play as kids living in the early 90s. Your daily life consists of studying, earning some money to have fun, buying magazines, renting video games or begging your parents to buy one for you, and finally playing as much as possible.

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In Who Knows What, each player gets a sheet with different categories. The game starts as soon as a letter from the letter bar is chosen. Then the first row is played and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word that starts with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then the points are added together. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What.

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