Every turn in Ghosts of the Moor, you move one of your explorer pawns forward. If you leave a space containing a tile and no other explorer, you must pick up that tile which is good if it`s a treasure and not good if it`s a ghost. If you leave a space that contains no tile, you must discard a tile instead. Once all explorers have escaped the swamp, players score points for collecting sets of treasure and for reaching the end early. Players lose points for ghosts they have picked up along the way. The player with the most points wins!

2–5 Players
20–30 Min
Age: 8+

In Gold West, players compete as prospectors building their mining empires while vying over the precious metals of the frontier. In a delicate balance of resource management and area control, players must plan their building strategies while carefully managing their supply tracks to refine the right resources at the most opportune times. Stay a step ahead of the competition and you could lead the West into the Golden Age.

The goal of Gold West is to accumulate the most victory points through clever management of your growing mining empire. There are five resources in the game: the metals Copper, Silver, and Gold are used to acquire victory points in a variety of ways, while Timber and Stone are building materials used to build camps and settlements on the board to collect more resources and influence the landscape.

Each hex contains either two or three resources. Gold generally earns players the most points, with silver and copper yielding slightly less. In addition, each terrain type scores points for the player with the most influence therein at the end of the game. Copper terrains are the most valuable, with Silver, Gold, and Forest Terrains earning slightly fewer points.

When gaining new metals and materials, players place them in their "supply track", a mancala-style track in which you will manage your resources. You get points to further back in the track you place them, as this creates a more refined product, but it will take longer to get these resources to the front of the supply track where they can be used. Shipping, investments, and Boomtown offices often reward players who fulfill them earlier, so it's a careful balance of risk and reward.

THE DAY HAS COME!

You’re open for business! So now what? Where do you spend your time and money? What tasks take priority? Should you hire new employees? Invest in a marketing campaign?

These are just some of the many decisions facing you as an entrepreneur with dreams of a successful business. You must balance your time, money and staff, because each are scarce and all are required for your business to thrive. So, manage your staff wisely, collect information, and expand your office. No matter what route you decide to take to reach that corner office at the top of the tallest skyscraper, you must start with everyone else… at the GROUND FLOOR!

Contents:
* 1 Gameboard 20 Economic Forcast Cards
* 1 Rulebook 84 Building Tiles
* 2 Status markers Lots of Money Tokens
* 6 CEO Markers Lots of Information Tokens
* 162 Time Markers
* 6 Player Aids

Age 12+
Players: 2-6
Playtime: 2h

London: The biggest, most important and richest city in England in the late medieval and early modern periods. The Guilds played a major role in the lives of London`s citizens, controlling the way in which trade, manufacturing, and business was conducted in the city. The members of the Guilds were rich men, who were appointed to the most influential positions in the community and wielded immense civic power. The chief representative of the Guilds became the Lord Mayor of London, and the leading delegates of the Guilds became his Aldermen. The Guilds ran the city and controlled its commerce - each had its own Hall and its own Coat of Arms.

In Guilds of London, players endeavor to place their liverymen in strategic Guilds, building their power base to achieve the status of Master in many of them.

1–4 Players
45 Min
Age: 10+

What do you get for the Merchant Fleet who has everything? Maybe a smaller fleet to help?

Filled with NEW BUILDINGS, and a new SHIP Card Type to spice up your Harbour experience.

Mind the fields of Gullsbottom!

Plant and fertilize your seeds, tend your crops, and utilize the various buildings at your disposal. You`ll need to work smarter, not harder, as harvest season is coming to an end! Who will have the best harvest this year? Will it be you?

2–4 Players
30–75 Min
Age: 14+

The Homestead Act of 1862 allowed Americans to claim 160-640 Acres of undeveloped land by living on and farming it for 5 years.

Also in the 1860s the Transcontinental Railroad was built across North America, linking rail networks between the east and west coasts. The development of the railroads accelerated the spread of Homesteaders colonizing the west and lead to the rapid cultivation of new farm lands.

Become a Homesteader with a new claim and help develop a Township into a thriving City! The player who contributes the most will be declared the winner and have the city named after them!

Description of Homesteaders
Homesteaders is an auction and resource management game in which players bid on the right to build certain types of buildings, and then build their desired building of that type. Each round features an income phase, where players acquire resources, and an auction and building phase, in which players bid for available land, and then spend their resources to develop a building on that land.

Each piece of land that is available for auction is suitable for certain types of buildings, such as:
* Residential land for buildings such as Farms, Housing, and Ranches.
* Industrial land for buildings such as Steel Mills, Mines, or Forges.
* Commercial land for buildings such as the General Store, a Bank or a Train Depot.
* Special land for buildings such as a Rodeo or Fairgrounds.

In each round, the auctions determine what land is available, and players will bid to acquire the type of land appropriate for the building they wish to build that turn. Players who do not acquire a piece of land will instead contribute towards the development of the railroad.

The game is played over 10 turns, made up of 3 stages. Turns 1-4 comprise the Settlement stage, turns 5-8 comprise the Town stage, and turns 9-10 comprise the City stage. The buildings which are available for development vary through the stages, as buildings that were important when the settlement started, such as Farms and Markets, are no longer needed and new buildings become important as the city grows, such as a Train Station and Railway Terminals.

After the final round is over and the City is built, players assess their contribution by counting the victory points earned during the game, as well as bonuses from buildings they have in play, and subtract a penalty for unpaid debt. The player with the largest score has contributed the most to the thriving city, and will then lend their name to it as well, as they are declared the winner of the game!

Game Contents:
* 1 Rulebook
* 1 Auction Board
* 53 Building Tiles
* 30 Auction Tiles
* 4 Player Screens
* 1 Start Player Marker
* 4 Market Reference Tiles
* 8 Player Markers
* 25 Cowboy Worker Meeples
* 14 Wood
* 14 Food
* 14 Steel
* 12 Gold
* 10 Copper
* 10 Livestock
* Debt, Rail, Silver, Trade, and Victory Point Tokens

Age: 12+
Players: 2-4
Playtime: 90min

Designed by Alex Rockwell and Developed by Seth Jaffee

GET READY TO RUMBLE!

JAB is a strategic boxing game unlike anything you've played before. In JAB, you get direct control over your boxer's fists, providing an experience as close as possible to real boxing without getting punched in the face. JAB is real-time. There are no turns. You can play as fast as you want, but remember: playing smart is more important than playing fast.

Finally, you can beat up your friends and family, without the annoying assault charges and anger management classes!

Revolutionary real-time fighting system with the intensity of a videogame.

Contents:
* 50 Punch cards
* 1 Clinch / knockout card
* 9 Combo cards
* 5 Counter-punch cards
* 1 Ding! card
* 6 Boxer character cards
* 10 Health / round win tokens

Each player in Jungli-la is a daring explorer, progressing through the dangers of the jungle in search of the fabled village of gold. However, the jungle is full of obstacles to overcome, and moving forward blindly will be a fatal endeavor. Move swiftly, but make sure you gain assistants that can sponsor your expedition and increase your glory. Roll dice to gather supplies, move deeper into the jungle, enlist the services of assistants in your quest... and of course collect treasure!

2–5 Players
30–45 Min
Age: 6+

Lemuria, an ancient city running on the now-forgotten time control technology. Using the force from the stars, channeled through the star altar, they could control time and transform the versatile resource Materia into anything they wished. You are one of the city builders of Lemuria, and you must fight for control of the altar, sometimes cooperate with others, and use your resources to further develop the ancient city. But, time is of the essence - you have only one year to complete your task!

3–4 Players
100 Min
Age: 10+

Gain The Throne.

In the mid-sixteenth century England Queen Elizabeth I rules without an heir. This leaves room for some maneuvering. Powers throughout, including you, believe that a family with great presence, wealth, and nobility might find itself in the right place at the right time.

You’ll gain favor by:
•Growing Your Estate
•Building Castles, Churches, Palaces, and Follies
•Bribing Royalty
•Collecting Taxes
•Acquiring Lands
•Donating Land to the Church

* Winner of the Hippodice game design contest
* Beautiful artwork
* Intuitive and easy to learn rules

Components:
* 1 Game Board
* 1 Large Bag
* 1 Wooden Queen
* 46 Wooden Buildings
* 202 Land Tiles
* 5 Player Screens
* 35 Scandal Cards
* 10 Overview cards
* 12 Titles
* 20 Bribe tokens
* 5 Tax Tokens
* 5 Acquire Land Tokens
* 82 Money Tokens
* 10 Men-at-Arms
* 10 Player Markers
* 2 Game Time Counters

In the cooperative card game Okey Dokey, the players work as a team to put on a music festival including several different performers. You need to be able to place all fifty of the cards in the game within ten columns, but players' hands are kept secret from one another and only slight suggestions can be made.

1–5 Players
16–32 Min
Age: 6+

The journey out west was daunting and fraught with peril, but you made it!

Now you've been granted the land to take responsibility for new settlers. Take on the role of an Empresario, building a prosperous town in newly settled western territories. Attract settlers through clever dice drafting and tile placement. Build the most valuable town with the most population to become the state capital!

2–4 Players
45–60 Min
Age: 14+

Prepare the city to repel an impending Invasion in this new expansion for Orleans!

Orléans: Invasion, the first large expansion for the award-winning game Orléans, contains six scenarios, new buildings, and several new event-cards. The scenarios were designed by Reiner Stockhausen and Inka & Markus Brand:

* "Prosperity": A classic expansion for 2-5 players including new buildings and introducing the carpenter, designed by Inka and Markus Brand.

* "Invasion": A co-operative scenario for 2-5 players in which the players have to fend off an invasion and fulfill personal goals to win, designed by Inka and Markus Brand.

* "The Duel": A scenario for two players in which both opponents have to complete four objectives to win, designed by Reiner Stockhausen.

In addition, Orléans: Invasion contains three solo-challenges by Reiner Stockhausen.

* "The Dignitary": is a solo scenario in which you are an important dignitary trying to gather as many citizens as possible.

* "Capital Vierzon": is another solo scenario challenging you to develop Vierzon to become the capital of its region.

* "Travelling Salesman": the solo player plays the role of a salesman travelling through the country and delivering valuable goods to the farthest of places.

1–5 Players
90–120 Min
Age: 12+

Take a trip to Tours and perhaps find a new friend on the way!

This expansion for Orleans provides you with the necessary components to add a fifth player to the game, as well as the Trip to Tours solo play promo scenario.

* 1 Player Board
* 1 Punchboard
* Scenario Board
* 7 Black Wooden Cubes
* 1 Black Player Meeple
* 10 Black Player Houses
* 1 Black Cloth Bag

The invasion has been thwarted!

Now it`s time to rise to prosperity (again) with spirited trade. However, everyone has different interests, plotting intrigues to eliminate the competition in Trade & Intrigue, an expansion for Orleans. Compete to fulfill orders in towns, experience a variety of new events, and explore new rewards from beneficial deeds. And, if you`re so inclined, hire nefarious characters to thwart your opponents` plans!

Run with the Bulls!

Pamplona attracts over a million visitors each year in July during the San Fermin Festival. Originated in the 14th century, the Pamplona encierro - the most popular "Running of the Bulls" in Spain - is its highest profile event. Can you out run (and out last) your opponents - or be trampled underfoot - in this game of horns, hooves, and stampedes!

Based on the textbook example of financial scams, "Ponzi Scheme" is the term used to describe the technique Charles Ponzi employed in 1919 to operate one of the most notorious financial frauds in history.

In the game Ponzi Scheme, players are scammers trying to trick investors into funding fraudulent investments with the promise of extremely high returns. you need elaborate trading skills to keep your operation afloat as long as possible, and as time goes on the dividends you need to pay every turn will only pile higher and higher! When someone declares bankruptcy, the remaining fraudsters who forged the biggest shell corporation wins the game!

3–5 Players
60–90 Min
Age: 12+

Venice is a beautiful city... And your buildings make it that way!

Rialto is a card-driven board game played over 6 rounds, one for each district of Venice. Players will acquire and play cards, then activate the special abilities of their buildings

Players will collect victory points from:
• Special Buildings
• Building Bridges
• Political Dominance of Districts. While dominating districts is important, it’s also crucial to control their values by cleverly placing bridges and gondolas.

Components:
* 1 Game Board
* 77 Playing Cards
* 90 Wooden Council Members
* 60 Building Tiles
* 6 Round Tiles
* 6 Gondola Tiles
* 6 Bridge Tiles
* 2 Bonus Tiles
* 30 Coins
* 10 Markers
* 1 Rulebook

Stake your claim, build a mining empire, and keep one step ahead of the competition!

Each round in Rolled West you will extract goods from the land based on a roll of the custom dice. Spend wood to make settlements and secure majorities in different terrain types. Use metals to fulfill contracts, make sales, or invest in a burgeoning boomtown. Bank resources during your opponents' turns to use later, and mark your choices on the included dry erase scoreboards.

Will you come out on top at the end of 6 rounds?

2–4 Players
20–30 Min
Age: 14+

Travel back through history to erect the most prestigious buildings and become the best foreman in the burgeoning settlement of Samara.

2–5 Players
25–50 Min
Age: 10+

The town of Scoville likes it hot! Very hot! That means they love their peppers, but they're too busy eating them to grow the peppers themselves. That's where you come in.

You've been hired by the town of Scoville to meet their need for heat. Your role as an employee of Scoville is to crossbreed peppers to create the hottest new breeds. You'll have to manage the auctioning, planting, and harvesting of peppers, then you'll be able to help the town by fulfilling their orders and creating new pepper breeds. Help make the town of Scoville a booming success! Let's get planting!

A round of Scoville consists of a blind auction, which determines player order, a planting phase, a harvesting phase, and a fulfillment phase. Each round, the players plant peppers in the fields. Throughout the game, the available opportunities for crossbreeding increase as more peppers are planted. When harvesting, players move their pawn through the fields, and whenever they move between two planted fields, they harvest peppers. If, for example, they harvest between fields of red and yellow peppers, they crossbreed those and harvest an orange pepper. Harvested peppers are then used to fulfill the town's peppery desires!

The player with the hottest recipes will win the Scoville Chili Cook-off and the game!

CONTENTS:
• 1 Rule Booklet
• 1 4-piece Game Board
• 6 Player Screens
• 6 Custom Farmer Pawns
• 4 Breeding Chart Player Aids
• Tons of Custom Wooden Pepper Tokens
• Translucent “Phantom” Peppers
• Money & Bonus Action Tokens
• 65 Auction Cards
• 48 Market Cards
• 30 Recipe Cards
... and more

2-6 Players
13+ Years
60-120Mins.

The town of Scoville likes it hot! Very hot!

That means they love their peppers - but they're too busy eating them to grow the peppers themselves. That's where you come in. You've been hired by the town of Scoville to meet their need for heat!

Adding significant depth to Scoville, the Labs Expansion comes with additional wooden peppers, new recipe cards, and pepper multiplier tokens.

City building has never been so easy: Just roll the dice, then build a building. However, each die must be selected carefully to fit the building requirements. Push your luck too far  or select carelessly  and a player may find himself demolishing his city instead of building it up. Choose each die wisely and build efficiently in order to erect magnificent skyscrapers and create the best skyline!

Skyline is a quick push-your-luck dice game involving set collection. Unlike other dice games that provide no relationship from turn to turn and no player interaction, this game allows players to literally build upon their decisions each turn and react to their opponents' actions.

Each turn, players choose to roll dice from either the Construction Yard or the Abandoned District, with the goal of erecting urban buildings. Buildings are made up of three types of dice: Ground Floor dice, Mid-Floor dice and Penthouse dice. Some buildings are safer to build but provide little reward, while other buildings have poor probabilities but can have substantial impact on the success of a player's skyline.

After rolling their selected dice, the player must use at least one of these dice to take one of three possible actions: Abandon, Build, or Cancel Construction. The Build action is the desired outcome, of course, but can be carried out only if the die result matches what they need to build. For instance, all Ground Floor dice can be built without restriction, but a High-Rise Mid-Floor die result can be built only on top of a High-Rise Ground Floor die. Likewise, a Mid-Rise Penthouse die can be built only on a Mid-Rise Mid-Floor die. If the rolled results do not allow them to Build, then the player must Cancel Construction on one of their existing buildings. If a player does not want to Cancel Construction, then they must Abandon by placing that die in the Abandoned District, which gives their opponents the opportunity to capitalize on this failure.

At the end of the game, points are rewarded for completed buildings according to their height. A Level 3 building  that is, a building comprised of three dice  is worth 9 points, while a Level 4 building is worth 16, and so on.

Remember, the dice control the results... but the players control the dice.

Components:
* 25 Custom Ground Floor Dice
* 28 Custom Upper Floor Dice
* 7 Custom Penthouse Dice
* 8 Height 1 building tiles
* 20 Height 2 building tiles
* 6 Height 3 building tiles
* 18 Height 4 building tiles
* 4 Height 5 building tiles
* 4 Height 5 building tiles
* 1 Status Board
* 1 Status Marker
* 1 Rulebook

# of players = 1-4
Ages = 10+
Playing Time = 15 mins