2-4 Players 30-60 Min Age: 14+

In Nevada City, each player represents one of the town`s founding families, determined to shape the town`s growth. You will need to hire ranch hands and all types of tradesmen. You will need to produce and sell resources in order to build the businesses that will meet the needs of the growing town. But life in the Old West is fraught with uncertainy. You will face hardships such as fires, draughts, and dangerous travelers. The player who best overcomes these challenges will become the new mayor of Nevada City. Will they raise a statue in the town square to honor you? Or will you be a mere footnote in the history of the Old West? 2-4 Players 90-120 Min Age: 14

In New Frontiers, a standalone game in the Race for the Galaxy family, players build galactic empires by selecting, in turn, an action that everyone may do, with only the selecting player gaining that action's bonus. The developments to be used are determined during setup, allowing players to make strategic plans based on them before play begins. One group of eight developments is always in play. The game includes a suggested set of sixteen additional developments for your first game; in later games, players randomly select which side of eight double-sided "small" developments and eight double-sided "large" 9-cost developments to use during setup. Many worlds that players can acquire have special powers, with these worlds being drawn from a bag during the Explore phase. Unlike in Race, in New Frontiers worlds need colonists to be settled, in addition to either payments or conquest. Some worlds are "windfall" worlds and receive a good upon being settled. Others are production worlds and receive goods when the Produce action is selected. Goods can be traded for credits or consumed for victory points. Play continues until one or more of four game ending conditions is reached. After all actions for that round have been done, the player with the most victory points from settled worlds, developments, 9-cost development bonuses, and VP chips earned from consuming goods wins. 2–5 Players 45–75 Min Age: 14+

Welcome, brewmasters, to the world renowned Bavarian festival known as Oktoberfest! The 1810 wedding celebration of Crown Prince Ludwig I and Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen swiftly became an annual tradition known as Oktoberfest. Each Year the scope of the festival expanded, and by the late 1800s sponsored beer halls and competing breweries were in full operation. In the game Oktoberfest, players act as artisanal brewmasters seeking to supply the world’s largest beer festival with the most popular lagers available. Over the course of the last day of the festival, players bid to supply their special brew to various tents. Points are awarded to the players who supply the most barrels of a specific type to each tent. As the festival comes to an end, the player with the most points wins! * Players: 3 - 5 * Age: 14 + * Game Length: >90 minutes By: Joshua Gerald Balvin

The Fabled Expansion offers completely new experiences for both the Power Grid and Power Grid Deluxe base games through the Fable Game System introduced in Fabled Fruit. With two pre-sorted Fable Decks, the players are confronted with exciting challenges in different campaigns on the maps of USA, Germany, Europe, or North America.

This expansion can be combined with all Power Grid maps and available power plant decks. The Stock Companies offer players a completely new game experience. As shareholders, the players want to get control over different stock companies so they can acquire the greatest wealth. Additionally this expansion offers two additional variants: • In the first variant the players are shareholders who try to get shares of the most successful companies: the companies that supply electricity to the most cities. • In the second variant the players control their private stock companies and try to establish them successfully on the electricity market. They sell shares of their own companies to generate more cash and they are able to buy shares of other players’ companies. Thus, they can also earn a portion of the other players’ successes. If you own all Power Grid maps and the expansion “New Power Plants”, this expansion offers 222 new possibilities to play Power Grid and Power Grid deluxe. This expansion offers players three new ways to play either Power Grid or Power Grid Deluxe. The first is The Stock Companies, which offer players a very different experience from Power Grid and Power Grid Deluxe. The two variants are a little bit closer to the well-known Power Grid experience. We wish you a lot of fun with all three! # of Players: 2 - 6 Age: 13 + Game Length: >90 minutes

After 15 years, Power Grid, the hugely popular and award-winning game, is being upgraded. In March, Power Grid: Recharged Edition (RGG 559) will replace Power Grid (RGG 240). Small but meaningful improvements have been made to the game including updated rules to improve gameplay, an updated player order tracker, new reference cards, and a discount token to enhance power plant auctions. Power Grid: Recharged Edition will be compatible with all previous Power Grid expansions. In this revised and updated edition of Power Grid, players compete to build the best network of power lines and stations, choosing which cities to supply and what sources of power to use. 2–6 Players 120 Min Age: 12+ Author: Friedemann Friese

Revised 2nd edition, In Race for the Galaxy, players build galactic civilizations by game cards that represent worlds or technical and social developments. Each round consists of one or more of five possible phases. In each round, each player secretly and simultaneously chooses one of seven different action cards and then reveals it. Only the selected phases occur. For these phases, every player performs the phase's action, while the selecting player(s) also get a bonus for that phase. For example, if at least one player chooses the Develop action, then the Develop phase will occur; otherwise it is skipped. In it, each player may simultaneously select a development from his hand of cards to build. After revealing the cards, each player adds his development to his tableau of cards on the table and then discards cards from his hand equal to its cost. Each player who chose Develop discards one card fewer as his bonus. Explore allows a player to draw cards and select which of them to add to his hand. Settle allows a player to place a world in his tableau. Some worlds produce goods, represented by face down cards, when Produce is selected. These goods can be discarded for victory points or sold to add cards to the player's hand by selecting Consume. With cards, players can settle new worlds and build more developments, gaining both victory points and card powers that provide advantages in certain phases. The player who best manages his cards, phase and bonus selections, and card powers to build the greatest space empire, wins. The winner is the player with the most victory points. Number of players: 2-4 Age of players: 12+ Length: 30-60 minutes

All of Expansion Arc 1 As empires expand into space, they encounter mysterious alien artifacts and races uplifted to sentience eons ago. Meanwhile, Imperium factions provoke other worlds to ally and rebel as the galaxy drifts towards war. Can you build the most prosperous space empire in these challenging times? Expansion and Brinkmanship bundles 3 previously published expansions (The Gathering Storm, Rebel vs. Imperium, and The Brink of War) into a single product, now compatible with 2nd Edition Race for the Galaxy. This product is an expansion for the Race for the Galaxy 2nd Edition base game. It requires the base game to be played. (Please note: This product replaces RIO363, RIO386, and RIO416, which are now out of print.)

Four robots move in a warehouse. As they have no brakes, they must rely on obstacles such as walls and other robots to to stop. Once stopped, they use nozzles to move in a direction away from that obstacle, allowing them to ldblquote turnrdblquote . From time to time, they receive a request to move to one of the 17 targets in the warehouse and they rely on the players to provide them with instructions to move to the targets. Each turn, a player draws a chip to determine the next target and the robot that mus t reach it. The players search for the shortest moves to the target, using one or more of the robots. The player who finds the shortest route receives the chip as a reward. The player who takes the most chips, is the winner! Any number may play this game, making it a great party game, "If you love puzzles, sci-fi B movies, or just plain off-the-wall humor, this game’ s for you!" - Robin H. King, Games Magazine There have been 2 versions of the game published. The original and a second edition with diagonal walls and a black robot. The currently available version has no diagonal walls and an extra silver robot. The two are compatible with each other such that the boards from the game may be used together - though only four at one time, of course. Number of players: 1+ Age of players: 10+ Length: 45-60 minutes Author: Alex Randolph

In Rob `n Run, an exciting, cooperative game for 2-5 robbers, players take turns playing `The Boss`, giving their fellow accomplices hints for the necessary tools to crack the safes, get away with as much gold as possible, and race to the airport before the police catch wind of their daring heist. 2–5 Players 45–60 Min Age: 10+

Troubled times blight England since the good and just King Richard the Lionheart was captured in the Crusades. Meanwhile, Robin of Locksley is stealing from the rich Norman lords to free the King. In Robin of Locksley, you aim to collect loot tiles with your Robin and sell loot collections of the same color. Move forward on the racing track surrounding the 5x5 loot tiles by spending earned gold. Every field will give you a task to gather fame: You may fulfill the task, or you may spend one gold coin to pass it. Whoever first circles the racing track twice wins. This is a quick-playing game that can be enjoyed by everyone. The variable track setup means the challenges are different every time! 2 Players 30–45 Min Age: 10+

Roll for the Galaxy is a dice game of building space empires for 2-5 players. Your dice represent your populace, whom you direct to develop new technologies, settle worlds, and ship goods. The player who best manages his workers and builds the most prosperous empire wins! This dice version of Race for the Galaxy takes players on a new journey through the Galaxy, but with the the feel of the original game. Players: 2 - 5 Age: 13+ by: Wei-Hwa Huang & Tom Lehmann

As the invention of Jumpdrive spreads through the galaxy, new factions arise. Charismatic leaders and entrepreneurs vie to complete objectives and recruit the best minds. Can you expand your faction into the most successful galactic empire? Ambition is the first expansion to Roll for the Galaxy. It adds new factions, home worlds, and game tiles, two new dice types, and optional objectives to the base game. Newer players should play without objectives for their first few games. Players: 2 - 5 Age: 14 + Game Length: 30-60 minutes By Wei-Hwa Huang & Tom Lehmann

Rivalry, the 2nd expansion for the hugely popular Roll for the Galaxy is effectively three expansions in one. It adds a whopping 437 components, including new factions, new dice, new homeworlds, new game tiles, and even new customizable dice. In The Deal expansion, a new phase is added to the game using the customizable dice and allowing players to get in on deals and exchange some assets for others. With The Orb, a Research phase is added to the game, allowing the players to modify their customizable dice to obtain immediate benefits or improved effects. Rivalry requires the Roll for the Galaxy base game to play. Rivaly is compatible with the Ambition expansion. 1. painoksessa on painovirheitä, jotka tekevät lisäosan pelaamisesta värisokeille vaikeaa. Linkki keskusteluun

In TA-KE, players act as shoguns trying to consolidate their power and expand their influence in the empire. Players attempt to win over the right people at the right time to use their skills to help them in their struggle for dominance. To win, the players must plan clever moves while keeping a close eye on their opponent. 2 Players 30 Min Age: 10+

A sequel to 20th Century Limited, players in Orient Express are business moguls seeking fortune in the growing European railroad boom. All over the continent rails are needed to connect disparate regions for business and recreation. As your lines cover more ground it is likely they`ll be coveted by the very governments you have chosen to support and nationalize your work. Victory will come to those most able to merge the private and public demands. 2–5 Players 45–90 Min Age: 14+

What is time? Is it like a river? Or maybe an ocean? Is it like up, but sideways? Is it churning chaos, background noise, held together only briefly by our own awareness of it? You don`t know. You just work the machinery; someone else built it. To you, time is a means to an end - a glorious end! From the Age of Atlantis to the Zombie Apocalypse, the eras will sing your praise in Alternate Realities, an expansion to Temporum that adds 48 more Zones and 60 more Player cards, plus chits and cards used by the new Zones.