Back in stock

From the authors of Railroad Ink (Fire Red and Deep Blue), the Golden Yellow version is a completely new competitive experience! A fast dice game (Roll & Write) for 1 to 4 players. Grab a board and a marker and start rolling the dice. Railroad Ink Gold Yellow version has everything you know from the Fire Red and Deep Blue versions and many extras with the focus on interaction with the other players. Roll the dice, draw the routes and connect the exits on your board. Expand your network with railways, highways and stations to score points, but you will receive negative points for unfinished routes. So plan carefully! In this version you roll the special Cactus dice. Use your oases to protect your cacti from the dry desert climate or build the longest canyon with the Ravine expansion. Be careful not to sink into the ground!

Read more less

Follow the trail of your dear friend, Professor Kutil, who went missing while exploring the Lost Ruins of Arnak! The Missing Expedition's challenging six-part story campaign can be played as a solo or two-player co-op experience. It features new scenarios, handy carrier pigeons for passing resources between players, and an all-new system that lets you unlock story elements and useful perks based on the choices you make on encounter cards in each scenario. Of course, that's not all you'll find in this expansion. The Missing Expedition also features two new leaders! The journalist has a passion for documenting the undiscovered and a keen eye for capturing details that others might miss. The Mechanic is a versatile tinkerer whose ability to fix even the most broken things makes life easier on any expedition. Both have unique playstyles that open up new possibilities, and can be mixed and matched with any of the characters from the previous expedition leaders. And we've also added two new research tracks, and many new encounter cards, items, artifacts, sites, guardians, and assistants to enjoy in the story campaign or with multiplayer games.

Read more less

Nightmares is an extension for The Unconscious. This Nightmares expansion takes you to the spooky side of the mind, with nightmares, creepy client cards, metamorphosis grief cards, damaged insight boards and madness. These chilling images may haunt you at first, but don't be too scared; your emotional support pet is by your side to help you. The Nachtmarries box is in English, but the rules are in Dutch. There is no material containing text.

Read more less

San Francisco, 1937. Your cargo plane flies through a portal and transports you into a rugged landscape full of bizarre creatures, devious gods and unknown dangers. Can you find your way back before the portal closes? Sleeping Gods: Distant Skies is a standalone sequel set in the world of Sleeping Gods. Although it builds on story elements from the first game, you don't have to have played Sleeping Gods to enjoy this sequel. The game features new characters and stories; concepts from the original game are explained as you encounter them. We are releasing the collector's edition, which also includes the Thunderstorm Isle expansion, as well as some deluxe upgrades such as miniatures for all characters, a painted airplane mini and metal tokens. The Games Friends: "Sleeping Gods Distant Skies is once again a big hit. It plays a little smoother than its predecessor, but the amount of stories is still just as impressive. We are totally fans!"

Read more less

In the early 1900s, Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud developed a revolutionary theory called psychoanalysis, which concerned the study of the unconscious. Freud believed that dreams were an expression of the unconscious mind. As his work caught on, followers gathered every Wednesday in Freud's apartment to discuss psychology and dream analysis. This group – Wednesday Psychological Society – marked the beginning of the global psychoanalytic movement. As a member of this society, you will strive to formulate new therapeutic techniques, establish a practice, expand your clientele and become Freud's foremost contemporary. To achieve this you need to share insights, discuss ideas with peers and publish theories. And to stay refreshed, you probably need coffee – lots of coffee.

Read more less

You are in a strange world. Survive the dangers of the jungle river and rescue a captured passenger. Traverse the atlas, explore new locations and complete missions in an attempt to find your missing companion before his time runs out! Primeval Peril is set in the Wandering World, a mythical place and also the location where Sleeping Gods and Sleeping Gods: Distant Skies take place. This is a standalone game. So you don't need Sleeping Gods or Distant Skies to play Primeval Peril.

Read more less

The Wandering Sea is vast, filled with hidden treasures and lost totems. In the far south lies Zokmere, the shrine city, where hundreds of splintered houses cling to jungle hills in a turquoise bay. In the northeast, the gods hide the remains of a vast city and the history of their evil. Get your crew ready. New dangers and adventures await. Sleeping Gods: Tides of Ruin expands the world of Sleeping Gods with a second atlas, accompanying storybook, new adventure maps, enemies, events and more. Combine this expansion seamlessly with the base game to make the world even bigger.

Read more less

With this expansion you can now also play Catan and the expansion The Seafarers of Catan with 5 or 6 players! This expansion set can only be combined with the latest edition of the base game and seafarers (the 2012 edition with the plastic parts).

Read more less

In this communicative card game, players trade with their beans and grow them in their fields. Who will steal the best beans from the other players and earn the most money? Each player receives 5 bean cards and must keep them in order in his hand. Furthermore, each player has two bean fields. He may grow one type of beans on each of them. On your turn, you must grow the first card and the second card from your hand. Then you reveal two new bean cards, which you can keep or trade. You may also trade cards from your hand. This can be useful, because a bean field is worth more if it contains more cards of a kind. And if you have to grow a species that is not available, you have to sell another. And that may come too soon... However, you can choose once per game to buy an extra bean field for three thalers. The game ends when the stack of bean cards has been played through three times. Whoever has the most money after that wins. Boonanza is a fascinating trading game from the author of Agricola and Le Havre and is highly recommended for fans of, for example, The Settlers of Catan.

Read more less

Now that you have a beautiful piece of land at your disposal, it is up to you to decorate it with the most beautiful plants. In this colorful board game, you play your cards tactically to plant all kinds of different flowers in your garden. Be smart in the actions you perform, because the order in which you take your turn depends on your choices. Of course, the gardener cannot be everywhere in your garden at the same time, so how do you make sure that everything gets watered on time? When the picky onlookers come by to judge your garden, you better have your affairs in order! If they are satisfied, you earn points and the player with the most points at the end of the game is the winner!

Read more less

The Crew is a cooperative card game in which you try to cross the universe together in 50 different missions. You will only succeed if everyone pays attention and works together. One wrong card can mean the end of the mission. Furthermore, your communication options in space are very limited. Talking won't work, but by making smart use of the resources you have, you should be able to get the right astronaut to win the battle with just the right card. The Crew will feel familiar to a card player. The rules of the game are basically simple. But because you have to work together with these rules and the limited communication, an innovative, exciting and very fun card game emerges for both beginners and the seasoned card player. The Games Friends: " What a great game De Crew is. Normally we are less into battle games, but in a cooperative it is great fun to do. There are a lot of missions in it that you can keep playing, so as far as we are concerned this is a game that every game lover should have. Absolute tip!

Read more less

Winter is approaching and all animals are rushing to stock up on as much food as possible so they can survive until spring. Clear their paths and help your friends spend their cold days under a warm blanket of a filled belly. Bosloot is a cheerful building and planning game. To win this game you have to build a forest, fill it with animals and make sure they stock up on their favorite foods! You will like Bosloot if you like puzzles and face difficult dilemmas. You not only have to always choose the best card for yourself, but also see whether you are not leaving something very beautiful for someone else. That is why we recommend Bosloot for players who like to play Carcassonne, Queensland or Evergreen, for example. The rules are quite simple, so the game is also very suitable for people who do not have much experience with games. In Bosloot you build your own forest of 4 by 4 with 16 cards. Each player starts with 1 animal card. Each round there are 4 cards face up, 3 forest paths and 1 animal. They are all linked to one of the advisors: the rooster, the armadillo, the goat and the rabbit. Players take turns choosing 1 card, which they must place, and also carry out the action of the corresponding advisor. Their goal is to build forest trails for their animals that lead to those animals' favorite foods. Because every animal has its own preferences, this is not that easy. After 15 rounds the game is over and everyone counts the number of points he gets for his animals. Whoever has the most points wins Bosloot! If you find the game a bit too easy after a few plays and there are two of you, try the expert mode. You start with 2 animals, you choose 2 animals each round and your forest can be 8 by 4 in size. Now you can really show off your planning skills!

Read more less

The challenging cooperative escape room game! Solve a murder on this famous luxury train. Try to solve all the puzzles and break all the codes within an hour and a half. Only then will you be able to successfully unmask the perpetrator. Logical thinking and perseverance are required to successfully complete this game. And if you really can't figure it out, the game contains tip cards to get you on the right track. EXIT: The Dead on the Orient Express can only be played once because the playing material must be written on, folded or torn off. But just like in a "real" escape room, we guarantee a very intense puzzle and playing experience! The puzzles are quite tough. This makes the game especially suitable for avid puzzlers and escape room enthusiasts.

Read more less

Card games can be so simple. You take the card or you discard a chip, anyone can do that! But there is more to this. Cards mean penalty points. Nobody wants that, not even for free! So you buy it off by paying a token. But you have very little of that, very little! Each card in front of you is worth as many penalty points as its value, but if you collect a series of consecutive cards, this entire series is worth as many penalty points as the value of the lowest card. This provides additional tactical options in certain situations! Now with new artwork!

Read more less

Fast-paced, nerve-wracking dice game, in which a player must dice both rabbits and cages to score points. As long as he throws the correct symbols, he can continue. If the risk becomes too great for him, he can stop and write points. On your turn, you roll the dice and must put at least one rabbit aside. You can also set aside cages, but you must do this in ascending order. You also have to put away carrots, but you are not allowed to throw them again. Then you re-roll any dice that were not set aside. You continue like this until you can't or don't want to go any further. If you cannot put rabbits aside after a throw, you do not score any points. If you decide to quit, you score the number of rabbits thrown multiplied by the level of your cages. Then it is the next player's turn. However, he or she may choose to take the risk and continue playing with the number of points you have written. Are you one of the daredevils or do you prefer to be on the safe side? Rabbit Hutches fits perfectly into our series of dice games and is ideal for holidays. Up to 7 players can participate!

Read more less

Search for gold alone or as a couple! In this standalone version of the card game Saboteur you try to collect as many gold pieces as possible. You can benefit from each other's digging or choose your own path. You can hinder the other player with sabotage cards and corruptible trolls. And is there no other player nearby? Then you can also play this exciting card game solo!

Read more less

After years of eating earthworms, the chickens in the chicken coop are ready for some variation. They want sushi! Naturally, you prefer to eat the best sushi without bones. But sushi is made from raw fish and fish have bones. Haggling in the Sushi Bar is a cheerful dice game where you have to collect as many sushi tiles as possible. In addition to the sushi tiles, there are also bone tiles, which are worth negative points. Although you would rather not take bone tiles, a sushi tile is only valid if you can link a bone tile to it. So you have to collect bone tiles. In addition to bone and sushi symbols, the dice contain chopstick symbols. With enough dice with chopsticks you can steal tiles from your opponents. You win the game by collecting the best sushi and bone tiles.

Read more less

The island needs your help in this cooperative board game! There have been powerful spirits on this isolated island since time immemorial. They are part of the natural world and at the same time something supernatural. Local residents, the Dahan, have learned to live alongside the spirits, but with a healthy dose of caution and respect. However, the island has now been “discovered” by invaders from a far away country. These would-be settlers take over the land and disrupt the natural balance, destroying the presence of the spirits along the way. As spirits, you must develop your qualities and work together to drive the invaders off your island before it's too late! Each round the spirits take action simultaneously, using their properties to push back the invaders, strengthen the island and help the local population, the Dahan. However, the spirits start small and limited, and must learn new tricks to compete with the rapidly advancing invaders, who, based on game-driven actions, spread across the island and build settlements, causing death and destruction along the way. sow. To win, the spirits (with the help of the Dahan) must destroy the invaders and chase away any survivors. However, the game ends in defeat if the island is overrun by the plague, if a spirit is completely destroyed, or if you act too slowly and cannot drive away the invaders in time. Are you a fan of cooperative games such as The Legends of Andor and Paleo, but are you looking for something a little more complicated and challenging? Then you might really like Spirit Island. The basic game alone is very variable with its many different spirits and random factors. Let alone if you also add some more extras such as concrete opponents and higher difficulty levels. Spirit Island is ranked incredibly high in the BoardGameGeek games rankings, so for cooperative gaming enthusiasts, the question isn't if you want to play it, but rather when! In Spirit Island you try together to ensure that the invaders do not overrun the island. Each round consists of 5 different phases, in which different things happen. Within each phase, the players play simultaneously, where they are allowed to discuss freely. Talking at the table is not only allowed, but usually necessary to win. In the spirit phase the spirits grow, gain energy and are allowed to play trait cards. In the second phase the players handle fast properties, in the third phase it is the turn of the game-controlled invaders. They send out their scouts, destroy the land and build various settlements. After they are ready, the spirits deal with their slow properties. In phase 5, the players prepare for the next round. At the start of the game, the invaders are at panic level 1. They are not afraid of the island and probably don't even know about the existence of the spirits. To win, you must completely clear the island of invaders. Earning Fear Cards will help you reach new levels of Panic with easier victory conditions. If you meet the current victory condition at any time, you win immediately. The invaders have then taken more than they can handle and all leave the island. You can lose in 3 ways: too much land has been destroyed, a spirit has been destroyed, or time has expired. Try to prevent that together and save the island!

Read more less

Expansion of the popular cooperative two-player game Sky Team. Take on even more challenges as a pilot and co-pilot. New modules and 20 new scenarios will put you to the test. Do you have nerves of steel when turbulence hits?

Read more less

Japan, 1761: Harima Province. Daimyo Sakai Tadazumi is one of the top advisors to the Tokugawa Shogunate, which rules the Himeji Castle region. It is therefore in the interest of the various local tribes to be seen in a good light by the Sakai tribe. To gain influence, they must get members of their family at every level within the White Castle. In The White Castle you take on the role of a leader of a small tribe. You fight for the position and future of your tribe in the court of the White Heron. Cunning and precise resource management and housing relatives within Himeji Castle are the key to victory! On his turn, he chooses a die from one of the three bridges and places it on the game board or his own tableau. The value of the die he covers with this determines whether he has to pay money for it or receives it. For choosing a low die you get a bonus, which becomes increasingly attractive as the game progresses. Then you perform the actions associated with the field in question. The different areas, such as the spring, the training grounds and the castle, offer different options for action. You can receive coins, daimyo seals and resources, but also install gardeners or have tribe members climb the social ladder within the castle as courtiers until they perhaps reach the daimyo's floor. You will score some points during the game, but it is mainly about the situation at the end. Then your courtiers earn points in different ways. Because the dice on the bridges and the dice tiles on the game board are always rolled and placed randomly, the starting position is different every game. The same applies to the promotions available in the different places. As a result, The White Castle of Himeji always remains surprising and challenging.

Read more less

Under Falling Skies is a solo game in which Earth is under attack by aliens and you are the last line of defense. The aim of the game is to destroy all enemy ships. In the game you can discover new technologies by rolling dice and assigning them to technologies. But there isn't much time for that, because the ship with the aliens is getting closer every round. Can you complete the mission before the base is destroyed?

Read more less

You are an amateur dracologist in the world of Wyrmspan, a place where dragons of all shapes, sizes and colors roam the skies. Dig up a hidden labyrinth you recently discovered on your land and lure these beautiful creatures to the safety of your caves. During a game of Wyrmspan you build a haven for dragons of all shapes and sizes. Your sanctuary begins with 3 dugout rooms - the leftmost room in your Crimson Cavern, your Golden Grotto, and your Amethyst Abyss. Over the course of the game, you'll dig out additional spaces in your sanctuary and entice dragons to live there, chaining together powerful abilities and earning the favor of the Dragon Guild. Wyrmspan is inspired by the mechanics of Wingspan, although Wyrmspan's unique elements make it a standalone game (not compatible with Wingspan).

Read more less

In this first expansion of Wingspan, we expand the view of the world by adding the many beautiful and diverse birds from Europe. These birds have all kinds of new features that increase interaction between players or add new actions at the end of a round. Some birds can benefit from excess food. All cards are designed to be shuffled through the decks of the base game (and future expansions). This expansion includes an extra box to store the growing collection of birds (current and new), 15 purple egg miniatures, additional food tokens, and a scorepad to keep track of scores for solo and multiplayer games. The Games Friends: “ Wingspan: Europe is a fantastic expansion to the base game. The new cards add fun elements, such as the birds that perform an action at the end of the round. This provides, among other things, more interaction between the players. This way, Wingspan is more tactical and varied than ever!”

Read more less

A 1-4 player cooperative cave explorer based on the popular video game Deep Rock Galactic. Grab your gear, gather your teammates and venture into the darkest caverns in search of riches, all while battling the dangerous glyphids that lurk around every corner.

Read more less

In Cartographers, players try to earn the most reputation over four seasons. During each season, players turn over their cards and gain reputation from the queen. The player with the most reputation at the end of winter wins the game. The queen has sent you this way to map out the area north of the kingdom so that it can one day become part of the kingdom of Nalos. But you are not alone in this wilderness... So make sure you draw your lines accurately and become the greatest cartographer in the kingdom! The Games Friends: “ Cartographers is one of our favorite Draw & Write games. Because there are many goals to choose from and the goals are constantly changing, there is a lot of variety in Cartographers. Highly recommended!”

Read more less

In the board game Scythe, each player tries to make his faction the richest and most powerful in Eastern Europe. Players explore and conquer territories, recruit recruits, produce goods and workers, build buildings, and deploy monstrous robots. Players start in Scythe by building their infrastructure and exploring the world. As their factions slowly grow stronger, there is one big question: will you coexist peacefully or will you go into battle? Will you manage to seize power? The Games Friends: “ Scythe combines a fantastic appearance (beautiful artwork and detailed miniatures) with wonderful gameplay. The actions are not very complicated, but there is still a lot of depth in this beautiful board game. This topper should not be missing in any games cabinet! ”

Read more less

Dungeon crafting is an ancient Minotaur art that you have studied for a decade under Master Hortgully. To prove your skill, you must carve your own dangerous labyrinth at the Stonespine Mountains. Stonespine Architects is a card-choosing game for 1-5 players where you compete to build the most dangerous labyrinth. Players simultaneously draft and play cards to expand their dungeons, one room at a time. Follow a unique blueprint and different scoring challenges. Choose to draw a path through your underground passages, place important elements in your rooms, or find additional treasures. Spend gold between rounds to customize your labyrinth with monsters, traps, treasures and secret passageways. At the end of four years, the player with the most dangerous labyrinth will earn the title of Master Architect!

Read more less