The Alien Frontiers killer!

TAP is an interactive dice placement game where you fight the planet and other players to build the best colony on Europoa. Every die is valuable, as high dice will get lots of resources, but lower dice push them out of the way and risk `Exposure`, getting nothing.

1–5 Players
60–75 Min
Age: 13+

The Artemis Project: Satellites & Commanders is an expansion that adds two new major opportunities for strategic play to the base game.

Satellites are off-board locations which players can access and influence the action on the moon’s surface below in subtle yet powerful ways. Commanders are a new category of colonist that can act as any colonist type, lend their power to dice you send to various locations, and assist in end game scoring.

Have a crazy race through Belgium and its breweries. Visit as many breweries as you can, buy their beers, and drink (with moderation) throughout a 3-days competition. Optimise your trips across the country: travel by bike, by public transports or hitchhiking. Meet your opponents and drink with them, but watch your blood alcohol level: hangovers and other obstacles await you.

Ready to start? Go on your own Belgian beers race but do not forget: at the end of the 3 days, be back at the Brussels Grand Place to celebrate and declare the winner!

2–4 Players
60–150 Min
Age: 14+

Chiseled is a deck-sculpting game about sculpting marble.

In Chiseled, players are artists in a shared studio, working to complete sculptures. Players work on their masterpieces long enough for the three critics to rate their creations. Using one tool at a time from the shared workbench, remove and accentuate cards from your starting deck of cards to improve its artistic value. You must please the critics for bonuses.

1-4 Players
30 Min
Age: 14+

You just made last minute reservation plans for a romantic dinner only to find out you're in for a more puzzling experience.

The Cupid Crisis, title #4 in the Holiday Hijinks line, 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

Endangered is a cooperative game where you must work together as conservationists trying to save a species from extinction.
* Innovative and tense challenges
* Amazing immersive art v Educational element with a moral center

1-5 Players
60-90 Min
Age: 10+

Includes an all-new Giant Panda Impact deck, a new Scenario sheet with unique win conditions, and 15 wooden Pandas!

The race is on to save 7 species in 6 new scenarios. Can you convince the UN in time, all while racing to keep populations healthy and destruction at bay?

This is a big box expansion for Endangered. The base game is required to play.

A Gorinto is a type of Japanese pagoda of the five elements: earth (cube), water (sphere), fire (pyramid), air (crescent), and void (lotus). It often housed the relic of a Buddha or saint, and together represent the realm of perfect understanding.

In Gorinto, players take turns selecting element tiles from the Path (perimeter) and moving them onto the Mountain (game board). Each element collects in a unique pattern. The elements collected each turn will allow you to collect more elements over the turns and rounds.

1-4 Players
30-60 Min
Age: 13+

On a cold February morning, you find yourself trapped in the professor's manor, faced with the results of his experiments with time itself. Can you break the loop and escape?

The Groundhog Gambit, title #6 in the Holiday Hijinks line, is an 18-card escape room experience for 1 or more players, and takes two sessions of about 60 minutes to solve cooperatively.

When you have solved a puzzle, you will enter the answer into the companion web app (compatible with all smart phones and computers) and check whether you are correct. If you are, the app will tell you which card or cards to take next.

The app also contains a graduated hint system, so if you get stuck you can get just a small hint about the current puzzle to get moving again without giving too much away.

Puzzles may test your perception, wordplay, and lateral thinking. English language fluency is required.

Most groups take about an hour to solve the game. You can write on the cards to help solve puzzles, but this is not required and the game is otherwise non-destructible. So while you can’t play again yourself, you could give the used game to someone else to play.

1–4 Players
60 Min
Age: 13+

We've been tracking a group calling themselves the Culper Ring who believes there are elaborate clues in American historical sites leading to a great treasure.

The Independence Incident 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

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+

Mythalix is a strategy game that will put your critical thinking to the test.

The object of the game is to battle one another in an attempt to collect four Elements. To win an Element you either need to defeat a player or an Elemental Alter.

2–4 Players
60–90 Min
Age: 13+

A two-player game of deduction and area control, players in Pocket Ops are rival spymasters, positioning their agents to outmaneuver their opponent and dominate the battlefield. Predict your opponent`s moves to prevent them from gaining ground, and when all hope seems lost, snatch victory away from your opponent with clever use of your elite agents: the Assassin, Sniper, Pusher, Grappler, Ninja, Courier, Mole, or Hacker. If you`re the first to capture both parts of the doomsday device, it`s game over for your opponent!

2 Players
10–20 Min
Age: 6+

In the town of Bloomsville people live a life of beauty, and floral frolicking. The town is known for its rare rose shops and gardens. However, it’s not all rosy. The competition is tight and the town is full of fierce florists flogging their fanciful floral wares. Are you up to the task?

Will you corner the market on Black, Blue or perhaps Striped Dragon roses and force your competitors to come to you for roses? Will you plan ahead and get the biggest and best profits from the high-end orders? Or will you fill lots of little lucrative lovelies and leave little for others? Many strategies, many roses, much money.

Test your entrepreneurial ingenuity in this fun interactive game for 2 to 6 players. It will only take you about an hour or just a bit more if you’re negotiations are fierce. Anyone from children to our esteemed elders will enjoy a friendly bout of Rare Roses.

Rare Roses is a game featuring the art of Nene Thomas where you play a floral designer specializing in rare roses.

You will compete against other floral designers to be the best floral designer in town. You will purchase rose buds from the market for your stock. You must manage your stock from buds, to blooms, and eventually you will lose that stock if you don’t use it to fill orders. Each player will have a Rose

Specialty of a particular rose they need to focus on. If they can fill more orders of their specialist type than all the other players, they will gain a bonus at the end of the game. Orders are filled from an Order Card deck and the game ends when there are no more orders to fill.

Rare Roses is a family weight game that is easy to understand and offers hours of entertainment for the whole family.

1-6 Players
45-60 Min
Age: 14+

You are movie producers in a failing film production company. You have one last chance to make a successful film - otherwise the company will collapse and you’ll never work in this town again! You have to use the resources at your disposal to produce this film on time and under budget, ensure it’s a high enough quality, and make some sense of the resulting story. No time to waste - roll camera!

Roll Camera! is a cooperative or solo dice worker placement game of resource management and a central geometric puzzle representing your shooting arrangement. You throw the custom D6 Crew dice, each face representing a different production department (camera, light, sound, actor, production design, visual effects) and assign them to actions, either on the main board or on your individual player boards. Your player board features a specific head of department (Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor, Production Designer or The Star) and contains unique action spaces that can be used on your turn.

Place the Crew in specific arrangements matching those on the Shot cards, resolve the constant Problems getting in your way, and hold production meetings to play Idea cards from your hand to help out. Everything costs time and money, and you lose if either one runs out. You must also ensure your film reaches a certain level of Quality in order to win!

At the game's end, you'll have a unique sequence of completed Shot cards which you can "premiere" using the story cues -- it's the filmmaking game that results in a "real" movie!

1–4 Players
45–90 Min
Age: 11+

Think Tokaido meets Flamme Rouge. Shikoku is a card-driven racing game to guide your pilgrim`s delicate journey toward the temple. The players that are in second or second-to-last will be the winner(s) when someone reaches the top.

3–8 Players
30–40 Min
Age: 8+

Stroop is a real-time observation game based on the psychological Stroop Effect, which is a phenomenon caused by different functions of the brain interfering with one another.

The cards in Stroop each display a single word. The words are printed in several colors (white, red, blue, and yellow), sizes (big and little), styles (hollow and solid) and have different numbers of letters (three, four, five, and six). The challenge is to read one word and quickly match it with the description of another word—without regard to what the second word says.

In the first round of the game, players are dealt an equal number of cards, and a card is turned face-up in the center of the table, forming the base of a pile. Players then race to find a card in their deck that the center card describes, and place this on top of the pile, changing the center card. Play continues until one player runs out of cards.

The second round of the game is similar to the first, except that the rule for eligible cards to play is reversed: now a card may be played only if its text describes the qualities of the card in the center. The player with the fewest cards remaining wins.

2–4 Players
10–15 Min
Age: 8+

Thieves' Guild or Elven Treehouse? Magic Shop or Dwarven Tavern?

Build your fantasy cityscape by matching houses and racking up the points before your opponents have a chance to score.

Unreal Estate is a game of drafting, hand management, and timing. Pick your fantasy building from the Proposal Board, keeping an eye on what other players select. With a rotating start player, make sure you score your set against the Scrap Pile before your opponents can. Special building cards will keep all players on their toes.

The player with the most points when the deck runs out is the winner.

Includes:
* Wooden first player token
* Score track
* 4 sets of scoring pawns
* 52 Basic cards (yellow banners): 12 Halfling House, 10 Dwaven Tavern, 8 Wizard’s Tower, 7 Magic Items Shop, 6 Armory, 5 Elven Treehouse, 4 Enchanted Castle
* 20 Special cards (blue banners), 2 each: Airship, Thieves’ Guild, Orc Outpost, Gnomish Steamworks, Troll Bridge, Goblin Bank, Dark Castle, Witch’s Hut, Fairy House, and Ogre Tent
* Rule book

2–4 Players
15–20 Min
Age: 8+