YOU ARE LATE FOR LUNCH! By the time that you get to the Kitchens, lunch is nearly over! You and the other slowpokers and lateniks are going to have to make your own, with some KNUCKLE SAMMICHES!

YOU ARE A KOBOLD trying to tooth and claw your way to a full belly by grabbing the last few sandwiches. Along they way, you may just give up the pretense of making sandwiches and eat your friends instead. Watch out for King Torg (ALL HAIL KING TORG!) and maybe you will survive lunch and wind up with a fresh, tasty baby to eat.

KNUCKLE SAMMICH is a fast card game for 2-7 players that involves a little strategy, a little luck, a few cards, and occasionally shouting at the top of your lungs. Great for any age or gamer type. Based on the popular RPG KOBOLDS ATE MY BABY! and featuring the art of JOHN KOVALIC (of Munchkin and Dork Tower and Kobolds Ate My Baby! fame).

Play cards from your paw to your plate to eat sammiches, eat the other kobolds, avoid being eaten by King Torg, and other silly things! When all the sammiches are gone, lunch is over, and the Kobold with the fullest belly wins... which could be the King!

Knuckle Sammich is a fast playing game of take-that shenanigans*, occasional shouting**, and delicious sammiches*** for 2 to 8 players.

2–7 Players
15 Min

In feudal Japan, powerful samurai clans battle for dominion over the land. But just being the strongest isn’t enough. The powerful Kobayakawa clan shifts allegiance like the wind, bringing victory to the weak. Do you have what it takes to outsmart them?

Kobayakawa is a simple card game for 3-6 players. Using just 15 cards, bluff and bet your way to victory over seven rounds.

The Kobolds are running wild!

They pilfer his favorite toys, and even his beloved gem collection! Though only simple fake gems, they sparkle so wonderfully! The players send their kobolds to collect toys and gems –gaining points for them during and at the end of the game.

But Maurice is hot on the trail of the little rascals with his flashlight: If a kobold is caught by its light beam (which is part of the clever 3D-setup) it takes to its heels as fast as it can. Whoever most skillfully avoids the light beam and collects the greatest number of points will be the winner of this mischievous game!

Multilingual: EN/DE/FR

2–4 Players
20 Min
Age: 6+

In 12th century Japan, you rested after the Gempei War, retiring your ninjato sword, desiring a life of peace. But, once again, the ruling families call for your special skills to establish their honor. You will need stealth and strength, cunning and intrigue, and the swiftness of a Kodachi sword!

In Kodachi, you seek to steal treasures by facing guards in one of two ways — with strength, which requires you to play cards with higher numbers than the guards, or with stealth, playing cards with lower numbers than the guards. Successfully acquired treasures can be used to generate rumors, bribe envoys, and strengthen your skills.

Clan tokens are gained by playing envoys and when the last clan token is taken, the player with the highest score wins!

2–4 Players
45 Min
Age: 14+

Springtime has come again, and your forest is blooming!

However, the magical kodama spirits will only grace the lushest and most beautiful of landscapes. Plant bamboo and flowers to attract friendly pandas and butterflies to beautify your plot of land. Plan carefully to ensure that your two forests can be filled with as many plants and animals as possible in order to please the colorful kodama

In Kodama Forest, everyone works with their neighbors to cover as much of their shared player boards as possible. Every round, each player places one tile on the board to their right and one tile on the board to their left. Forests are penalized for every uncovered dirt section and the game ends when one board has covered all of its “5” and “10” dirt spaces. Players score both of their shared boards, with the lowest combined score determining the winner.

Balancing cooperation and competition is the key to victory.

1-6 Players
30 Min
Age: 14+

Kohaku is a peaceful koi-pond-building, tile-laying game. Each turn, players will draft both a Koi and Feature tile from the central pond board to place into their personal koi pond.

Score points by surrounding flowers with koi containing matching colors, placing frogs next to koi tiles that have dragonflies, and ensuring that baby koi have a safe place to hide by placing them near rocks.

Butterflies score based on line of sight, so make sure to line them up with similar-colored koi. Turtles and statues bring a sense of balance to your pond and score points more easily, but sometimes aren’t as valuable as some of the other features.

You must carefully plan the placement of your tiles, because once they are in your pond, they can’t be moved! With no restrictions on the shape of your pond, you can build a unique layout to maximize your koi pond’s appeal.

After there are no koi tiles available to refill the central pond board, the game ends. Players will total the points scored by each feature in their pond. The player with the most points wins.

1-4 Players
30-45 Min
Age: 10+

A Dragon is born of Determination and Persistence.

As a Koi fish, you spend your days (turns) swimming to and fro by playing a number of movement cards, with the goal of gobbling up as many dragonflies and frogs as you can every day. Each movement card has from two to four programmed moves, straight, turn, rotate any direction and leap over a space, with some moves being mandatory when played, and others being optional.

Your tranquil Koi Pond begins with some decorative stone and a few lily pads, but you will also receive Natural Beauty cards in your hand that allow a player to add more lily pads, cherry blossoms, ornamental stone and frogs – which both enhances the beauty of the pond, while at the same time, causes turmoil beneath the still waters for the other Koi. Lily pads are great, as they spawn dragonflies every turn, each of which is worth 3 Victory Points when eaten. Cherry Blossoms ripple the surface of the water as they land, causing all living things to scatter in the opposite direction – and if you play them wisely, right into your mouth! Stones prevent fish from entering a space and are best placed to block an opponent’s path to a meal. Frogs are delicious 1 VP meals all their own, but… they also eat dragonflies in adjacent spaces, so often they are placed to deprive opponents of their dinner.

As the weather changes, and a new event card is revealed for the day, so must your strategy. At the end of seven days, the game comes to an end, with the best-fed fish being declared the winner.

Be wise, be quick, or go hungry. Persevere and you shall succeed.

* A beautifully themed, light strategy game for 2-4 players.
* Tactical movement, a touch of 'take that' as you outmaneuver opponents, yet a remarkably 'zen' experience.

2-4 players
40-60 minutes
Ages 14+

Koi Garden is a compact and harmonious 2-4 player card game about placing cards down in your own pond to connect tiles and pathways. Wildlife all score and move differently throughout your everchanging pond which will make for unique and different gameplay.

Koi Garden features beautiful art, a relaxing theme, and elegant gameplay all packaged together for decades of family fun time. The game was developed to mindfully disconnect from everything that is going on today and enjoy what makes us happy. Koi garden is simple to play and focused to keep you entertained with beautiful art every turn.

Game Contents:
* 35 Land Cards + 4 Starter Cards
* 2 Tool Cards
* 8 Stone Lantern Standees
* 4 Score Trackers
* 10 Wildlife Cards
* 40 Tokens

2–4 Players
20–30 Min
Age: 7+

Draw Your Path to Fun!

The enchanted forest of the kodama is flourishing. But, with so much growth, the ancient paths to the sanctuaries within have become overgrown and lost. Now, the forest guardians call upon you, their loyal kodama, to restore these paths. Help your kodama build these paths, gather offerings for the guardians, and win their favor in Kokoro: Avenue of the Kodama.

KOKORO is an exciting family game that can be played with up to eight players. Each player has a forest map to draw their paths and turns are simultaneous so the game plays quickly. Connecting your sanctuaries to offerings will gain you favor.

Choose wisely because you never know exactly when the sanctuary will score. And you shouldn't be too oo greedy, if a sanctuary is not connected to more offerings than your previous sanctuary, you lose points!

2–8 Players
30 Min
Age: 14+

Kombo Klash is an easy to learn game that is rules light but strategy heavy.

Players are attempting to score kombos with their randomly drawn tiles to outscore their opponent. Each tile has a unique ability that allows manipulation of the board, replacing existing tiles, and unique ways to score. Once a kombo of 3 or more is made, a player may score it for even more points.

The board state is in constant flux, so players have to stay aware that they might have to deal with a totally different strategy when their turn comes. The game is attractive, engaging, and attracts both CCG players as well as families.

2-4 Players
15-30 Min
Age: 8+

The Land is Thirsty! Let JuJu Dice Rain!

Assume the role of a shaman wizard seeking to summon a great storm, awaken Chango, the ancient God of Storms, and bring much needed rain to your people and the dry, parched land in Konja, a 2-player, press-your-luck, dice and card game of conjuring clouds.

2 Players
30–60 Min
Age: 9+

The Korean War: June 1950 – May 1951, Designer Signature Edition, marks the return of a true wargaming classic by Joseph Balkoski first published in 1986, faithfully remastered and updated with this all-new, supersized edition. Hailed by many as of the premier games covering The Korean War, this two-player operational level simulation covers the first year of the Korean conflict, from June 1950 to May 1951.

This edition of The Korean War features a super-sized map and larger counters and is another Classic Reborn! by Compass.

During this period, the United States found itself involved in a bitter struggle in a remote Asian land that many Americans had not even heard of. Amid the debacles and stunning victories of the first year of war, the very foundation of the American military system — so recently triumphant in the Second World War — was severely shaken. In a war that few Americans understood and which historians have tended to ignore, the foundation of future American diplomacy in the face of communism was laid.

The players control ground and air forces of the United Nations, North Korea, and Communist China. Each player’s force consists of a wide variety of units, including infantry, marines, paratroopers, armor, and aircraft. The map is a 1:750,000 representation of the Korean peninsula from Pusan in the south to the Yalu River in the north. In addition to controlling military forces, the players must make a number of political decisions that have an important effect on the game. Above all, the UN player must strive to keep international tensions at a minimum for the purpose of preventing World War Three. Intense escalation and mobilization could have disastrous consequences for the militarily-unprepared United States. On the other hand, insufficient force applied to Korea could lead to the conquest of South Korea by North Korean communists.

This Designer Signature edition of the classic Joseph Balkoski game goes beyond merely incorporating errata found from the original edition; it includes enhancements that include:

* Larger and easier-to-read 9/16” counters and four game maps
* Game map information is updated and includes all-new map artwork
* Enhanced ergonomics are built into the set up and reinforcement charts
* Restrictions on UN build-up and breakdown so UN player cannot perpetually continue Action Phase by reorganizing units
* Modified amphibious assault system that allows UN player to more effectively recreate September 1950 Inchon invasion
* Modified victory conditions that lessen impact of Global Tension
* New random events to make the operation a bit more unpredictable
* Updated rules treatment backed by many illustrations, an index, and clarifications and examples of play to reduce potential questions.
* Updated historical notes

Product Information:
* Complexity: 7 out of 10
* Solitaire Suitability: 6 out of 10 (landing options; no hidden units)
* Time Scale: one month per turn
* Map Scale: 7.5 miles per hex
* Unit Scale: battalions, regiments, brigades and divisions
* Players: one to two, best with two or more
* Playing Time: 4-8 hours depending upon scenario, 20+ hours for campaign

Components:
* Four map sheets (42.5″ x 71″overall map dimension)
* Three countersheets (9/16″ size)
* Rules booklet with updated Historical Notes
* Two charts and tables booklets
* One ten-sided die
* Box and Lid

Game Credits:
Designer: Joseph Balkoski
Project Director: John Kranz

In this third title of our new Great Designer’s Series, designer Matthias Cramer takes you back to the very competitive early days of the original German automobile pioneers.

With Kraftwagen: V6 Edition, players advance automobile production as eager start-up companies. They each research improved technologies, hire engineers, manage a workforce, and work to build better, faster engines.

Early Grand Prix races provide the companies with prestige and money, but players struggle to balance the demands of buyers with setting the perfect price for their new cars.

This edition adds a set of expansion tiles featuring the hottest technology available at the time, the V6 engine.

Number of Players: 2 to 4.
Playing Time: 75 Min
Age: 10+

Shenanigans are afoot at the North Pole, and it's up to you to figure out what happened!

The Kringle Caper is an escape room style game in just 18 cards! As a group, you will solve a series of puzzles to unravel a mystery.

1–4 Players
30–60 Min
Age: 13+

Introducing a lighter, kid-friendly version of Krosmaster: Arena!

Krosmaster: Arena Junior comes complete with four new figures with character cards, two double-sided game boards, and 40 extra-large scenario cards for little fingers.

Step into the Arena and become the master of the Krosmoz!

The Demons of the Hours and Minutes have finally found a hobby worthy of their cruel hearts - the Arena!

Abducting warriors from across many lands and ages, they whisk them away to the Arena, where the enslaved gladiators must fight for their souls and the chance to become the ultimate champion! Bring the world of Ankama`s popular virtual figurine battle game to the tabletop with the Krosmaster: Arena, a player-versus-player, tactical, anime-style miniatures game.

This core boxed set includes:
* a double-sided game board
* eight pre-painted character figures with corresponding cards
* all the required tokens
* eight custom dice
* a 32-page rulebook

Find Yugo and his friends Ruel, Amalia, Evangelyne, and Percedal in one box, plus the most feared of the World of Twelve - Xelor Nox! This expansion to Krosmaster: Arena contains six new figures with character cards, plus two mini-maps, two token sheets, and a code to play online characters.

Come to the Dark Site!

Enforcing order is one thing, but one gets bored of it quickly. So why not try to take over the world?! Let your demonic urges loose and knock over everything in your path with the Dark Heroes pack. Discover six new heroes that even Death prefers to leave alone!

Fully compatiable with Krosmaster: Arena, this boxed set comes complete with six figures with character cards and a punchboard.

Contains:
Captain Amakhna, an Avenger
Merkator, a Villain
tokens
2 dice
playmat