Graphically revised new edition of the popular spin-off of the 18xx series!

In 1880 China, players become railway magnates in faraway Asia. Based on 1829 by Francis Tresham, they experience China's railway history in a game that was designed to represent related historical events as correct as possible within its own game mechanics.

Being a classic 18XX game, the players are competing in becoming the richest. In order to gain money, they buy and sell shares of China's historical railway companies, build and expand their railway network and let trains travel on the networks. Shares of successful companies are worth more and owning them will increase the chance to win the game.

In the end, the player with the highest wealth combined from cash and shares is the winner of the game.

Components:
* 1 game board
* 179 track tiles
* 25 storage boards for trains
* shares, stock prices
* big & small companies and income table
* 293 cards
* 93 wooden discs
* 2 wooden engines
* 1 sticker sheet
* 300 notes of game money
* rule book

3–7 Players
300 Min
Age: 13+

Agricola: Bubulcus Deck contains 120 occupation and minor improvement cards for use with the revised edition of Agricola.

This extension for Agricola features even more cards hand-picked and revised by Uwe Rosenberg, and includes components for two additional players.

Expands WizKids C-Deck from 60 to 168 occupation and minor improvement cards.

Uwe Rosenberg strikes again: after “All Creatures Big and Small” for “Agricola” and “Inland Port” for “Le Havre”, he now addresses the cave-dwelling population of two-player game enthusiasts with this 45-minute “Caverna” experience for two players aged 12 and up.

In good old worker placement manner, the two opponents contest the action spaces that allow them to improve and develop their little home cave. New caverns must be hollowed out, walls have to be built, and rooms need furnishing. As the proper dwarves they are, they are also prospecting for precious metals to increase their wealth. The tribal elder who can amass the biggest fortune in about 45 minutes wins this dwarf contest!

2 Players
45 Min
Age: 10+

WARNING! May contain traces of orcs

Ghastly creatures are roaming through the forests of Caverna, pillaging your fields and pastures and threatening your families. - It is time to armor up and stand against those marauding orcs to bring peace and harmony to your land once again, all the while compering with the other dwarven families for the very few resources there are...

In this second expansion for Caverna, you must each face the threat of four invading orcs by either sending your armed dwarves into battle or bribing the invaders to go the other way, or both. Either way, you must get rid of the orcs as quickly as possible. Plus, the sooner you defeat them, the better the reward. And yet, not all orcs are bad by nature ... if you really get to know them, they might turn out to be friendly after all...

Includes challenging solo campaign!

Components:
* 60 cards
* more than 150 markers
* 1 multipart reward board
* 4 orc event boards
* 10 supply boards
* 25 new furnishing tiles
* 30 trap tiles
* 1 rule book

Good things come to those who wait or to those who stop waiting and take action!

Alex Wilber wasnt eager to wait any longer for an expansion to Caverna and created his own: Caverna Forgotten Folk. They emerge from dark caves, deep forests and long forgotten places. The lost folks come to life in the world of Caverna! And they come with their very own characteristics, which require the players to adapt their play style!

Expedition to Newdale is the new Oh my Goods game from renowned designer Alexander Pfister.

In this board game adaption of the successful card game 1-4 players compete in different chapters to experience the world of the Longsdale kingdom once again.

1–4 Players
90 Min
Age: 12

The men who built the railways arrived with sound boots and got their shovels on credit; they were issued tickets, in payment for their work, which could be spent at the Tommy Shop or (more likely) on beer! As a ganger, or foreman, you are responsible for your own team of navvies as they travel through Mid and North Wales: digging the track beds, laying the rails, and occasionally helping a passenger or two along their way. Foothills lets you participate in grand-scale railway construction while paying attention to the small details; manage your navvies' work carefully, and you should be able to let them go to the pub at the end of the day.

Foothills is a tactical and intriguing two-player card game from new designer Ben Bateson and the designer of Snowdonia, Tony Boydell. Using your five action cards cleverly, collect resources, remove rubble, build track and stations, and use the action spaces you unlock, all the while collecting more victory points than your opponent. In the end, the player with the most victory points wins!

2 Players
30–45 Min
Age: 10+

Experience the miracles of the forest in this clever card game.

In Forest Shuffle, 2-5 players compete in gathering the most valuable trees and attract species, thus creating an ecological balanced habitat for flora and fauna.

Life is bustling in the local forest, it all starts with a single tree: Each turn you play cards from your hand. You want to gather more trees in your very own forest. To help attract wildlife, you try to combine plants and animals for extra points or bonus actions. Consider the different preferences of these creatures: Some animals feel only comfortable in the presence of their fellow species, others prefer certain tree types to live in.

Bonus: This family friendly card game works with all player counts!

Explore the growth of your forests in a nice game with 3-5 players. Fight a tight 2 player 'battle' to attract the most prestigous species for your very own forest.

Contents:
* deck of 180 cards,
* 1 game board
* 1 scoring pad
* 1 rule book

Players: 2-5
Playing time: 60min
Age: 10+

New cards are shuffled into the base game for even more diversity in Forest Shuffle adding even more variety to your gaming tables. Will you manage to lure the most valuable species into your forest? Because the following also applies above the tree line: depending on the number of players, cards are removed from the game before it begins.

The first expansion of the tactical card game about the animals and the forest by designer Kosch scores with:
* simple rules
* beautiful illustrations
* 36 new multifunctional cards
* introduces 2 new tree species
* is part of the eco friendly Lookout Greenline
* the box fits perfectly into the box of the base game!

In Gingerbread House you are placing domino-like tiles in a 3x3 grid, covering symbols that will provide you with four different types of gingerbread and special actions. Tiles may also be placed on existing types of tiles, forming a 3D structure in front of you.

Covering two of three games symbol is extremely valuable, as it will provide a bonus gingerbread or action. Victory points are awarded for building the tallest structure, completing orders by discarding sets of gingerbread, as well as being the quickest to achieve certain conditions. In the end, the player with the most victory points wins.

2–4 Players
30–45 Min
Age: 8+

The struggle for supremacy on the island requires a powerful ally. But every wise king knows that power is not measured in strength and gold alone ... Above all, the support of the spiritual elite of the country can be the decisive advantage. Bring the Druids to your side and use the power of their mystical places of worship in your favor!

In Neom by Paul Sottosanti, players are developing their own futuristic city by drafting buildings.

Each player chooses one tile from those dealt to them, keeping one and passing the rest to the left. The chosen tile is placed in ones city grid and must connect to the existing road network. Newly placed tiles will provide victory points, income, and resources needed to build other tiles. After three eras, the game ends. The player with the most developed city wins.

1–5 Players
45 Min
Age: 10+

In Piepmatz, you skillfully play bird cards from your hand to collect seeds and birds at the bird feeder. Seeds and mated pairs of birds in your collection are worth points. Single birds score only if you have the most of their species. You score points for seeds, mated pairs of birds, and species majorities. Whoever has the most points wins.

2–4 Players
20–40 Min
Age: 12+

At the King's behest to expand the city, many citizens and workers are drawn to Longsdale. Who shall join you and are you going to send to your opponents? Build as many and as great buildings as you can and, incidentally, learn the backstory of "Oh my Goods! Longsdale in Revolt".

Contents:
120 Cards and 1 Rulebook

Bilingual: english & german

2–4 Players
Age: 8+