An epic worker placement strategy game.

Up to four players will compete in five rounds, by planning their construction actions to build hydroelectric infrastructures on an articulated and challenging game map. You must place your structures wisely in order to prevent your opponents from stealing the most precious resource there is: water. By controlling water, you’ll be able to produce energy and fulfill profitable contracts.

* 4 Cardboard Boards in different sizes
* 4 Cardboard Composite Boards
* 4 Cardboard Wheels
* 12 Cardboard Punch Boards
* 202 Wooden Components
* 35 Plastic Components
* 2 Rulebooks

1–4 Players
60–120 Min
Age: 14+

The battle for water control becomes even more intense, a new protagonist looks out from the top of the mountain.

“Barrage the L.P.” introduces a new faction to the basic game; play Ellen Vos, from the Netherlands, ready to follow in the footsteps of Jan Leeghwater.

Use the external Works mechanics, a set of powerful tiles that can be obtained from a new action space, and the personal building mechanic that will offer a combination of five building tiles, each one with a different powerful effect.

Take advantage of Two new executive officers and Three new advanced technology tiles dedicated to the construction of personal buildings.

More energy in your hands!

* 1 Cardboard Board
* 1 Cardboard Composite Board
* 5 Cardboard Punch boards
* 60 Wooden Components
* 1 Rulebook

In Dungeon Bazar, the players are greedy merchants who try to earn money by selling equipment — weapons, armor and tools — to heroes who wish to fight against an old dragon in a nearby cave. What the heroes don't know, though, is that the merchants have an agreement with the dragon, since they're interested in keeping their source of income, the great lizard, alive.

Each player has a personal game board, and each turn they play, then reveal a number of Equipment cards. Each Hero card displays the hero's desired equipment and priorities. Once the cards are revealed, the heroes buy from the cheapest stand according to their priorities, as long as they have money.

The game is based on the 16th-century legend of the Golem of Prague, an anthropomorphic creature that Rabbi Loew animated from a clay statue to protect his people. In the game, players take on the role of rabbis who create and grow these powerful creatures that will be moved around the neighborhoods of Prague under the control of students. Be careful, because if a golem becomes too powerful, it will destroy everything it encounters on its way. Players can also kill their Golems in order to get bonuses.

Players also create powerful artifacts and acquire knowledge by collecting ancient books.

The game is divided into four rounds, and each round is composed of 7 phases. At the beginning of each round, the players will shuffle the colored marbles into the 3D synagogue that will split them into five lines corresponding to the five main actions available in the game: Work, Golem, Artifact, Spells, Mirror.

The number of marbles available in the corresponding action line determines how much the player gets from the action. When you choose an action, you collect one marble of your choice in the corresponding line and depending on the color of the marble you chose, you also move your student forward on one of the districts of Prague.

It's important to advance your students on those tracks to be able to keep your golems under control. At the end of the round, knowledge can also be used to control a golem that surpassed its students, but if one of these creatures is uncontrolled, it may become dangerous and destroy the neighborhood, after which you will have to destroy and bury it!

The marble color also matters, because at the end of the round, if you get the correct combination of two colors, you receive the favor of one of the powerful Prague characters, which will differ each round.

At the end of the fifth round, players score points for active or buried golems, artifacts, books, development on their personal board, and collected goal cards.

Is a complex and strategic game with no luck dependence. Players will place their Family Members in different areas of the city to perform actions, but these Family Members are never the same as they change value every round. They will conquer new territories, sponsor magnificent buildings, encourage brave ventures and surround themselves with important characters. If they are smart and powerful enough, they can attract some of the most renowned contemporary celebrities and use their powers.With the expansion – Houses of Renaissance – included in the box, you can find a new player in the game and new mechanics that will greatly change the game each time you play Lorenzo il Magnifico.

The box will include:
-Lorenzo Il Magnifico Base game
-Houses of Renaissance Expansion
-4 Leader Promo Cards (Raffaello Sanzio, Niccolò Machiavelli, Carlo VIII and Jacopo Salviati)
-The Pazzi Conspiracy Expansion.

Player count: 3+
Duration: 15-30 min
Age: 15+

Maharaja is a new edition of the classic game by the authors Wolfgang Kramer and Michael Kiesling. In this new version of the game which supports 1 to 4 players and is enriched with new graphics and components, you build statues of your God of reference to please the Maharaja during their visit and score victory points at the end of the game depending on the majority you reach.

During the game, players take the role of priests who travel to different cities in India, building statues and shrines dedicated to their favorite Gods to expand their worship. To do so, they are assisted by several characters with different abilities. Every year, the Maharaja, the great king of India, will change his residence and players will receive rewards according to their Gods' worship value. At the beginning of each year, players plan their actions in a secret phase to be played simultaneously.

At the end of the seventh year or when a player builds their seventh statue, the game ends, then the player with most prestige wins.

Aside from the new graphics and components and from players now building statues instead of palaces, this new edition of Maharaja includes new characters to use during the turn that change turn order, additional ways to earn victory points, an additional bonus each time you score a city after the Maharaja's visit depending on the assistant you chose, and additional modular rules that can be added during the game and in the final scoring.

Maharaja is an area control game for 2-4 players. The original version of Maharaja was a rush to build palaces; in the new edition there are several ways to earn victory points, so building the most palaces (now statues) is not the only objective of the game.

The character tiles indicate turn order and give different and unique abilities to the player. They are drafted at the beginning of the game and can be switched with a specific action during the game. Our new edition has more characters to play with, and even more can be unlocked with a stretch goal.

The same thing will happen with bonus tiles and final scoring tiles. All those new tiles will garantee great variability to each game.

The graphics of the game have completely been redone by Klemens Franz and will astonish you. The gameboard is now A1 paper size and your journey to India will be amazing! The statues to build are wooden components, that can be upgraded unlocking stretch goal to become fantastic miniatures.

Contains:
* 1 City Map
* 7 City Flags
* 8 Reward Tiles
* 1 Maharani Token
* 16 Character Tiles
* Prestige and Coins tokens
* 1 Maharaja
* 7 Action Tokens
* 4 Action Discs
* 80 Shrines
* 28 Statues
* 4 Priests
* 4 Player Boards
* 1 Rulebook

1–4 Players
90 Min Playing Time
Age: 14+

In MEKHANE, fate and gods tell a story involving the available characters, using the tale cards. The story is divided in rounds called chapters, and at the end of each chapter, fate decides which character will die based on how the story has developed — and that story develops through destiny cards that tell each god (player) which characters should survive (with the numbers on the destiny card referring to the position of the character cards).

At the end of the game, one of the gods wins the game if their favorite character has survived.

Player count: 3+
Duration: 15-30 min
Age: 15+

In Rats of Wistar, you play the role of one of the four rats who organized the escape from the famous Wistar Institute. As such, you will have to lead your family to prove that you are the most deserving of leading the entire colony. Thanks to your extraordinary skills, you will be able to explore the Farm until you reach the pantry to be able to grab the appetizing cheese; exploiting the artifacts abandoned by humans at the edge of the Wood, you will create new inventions and expand your lair under the trees, digging new rooms and building new beds. You will meet native rats and mice that you will welcome into your family, and when necessary, you will visit the Alchemist mouse to gain some extra advantage.

The game takes place over 5 rounds (equal to the 5 days in which the challenge takes place) and you will earn victory points (VPs) as follows:

build beds, excavation rooms, by solving missions within the Farm, welcome host mice, build new Inventions, claim Achievements. At the end of the game, the player with the most VPs wins. In case of a tie, the player furthest in the turn order win

Be one of the architect of the city of York, in the North of England and build the best city walls. Your task won’t be easy: you need to be fast, to include important building in your walls and to avoid vikings’ invasions! To complete the foundation first won’t be enough to win the game: you also need to be the most quick-minded!

Contains:
* 150 Custom Wall pieces
* 16 Game Boards divided in 4 sections-> 142x142 mm
* 4 Frames for Game Boards
* 1 Building Die
* 3 Objective Dice
* 1 3D Dice Tower in punchboard
* 15 viking tokens
* 1 Shield Token
* 30 coins value 1
* 18 coins value 5
* 6 coins value 10
* 1 Rulebook

2–4 Players
30 Min
Age: 10+