In Big Easy Busking, players take on the role of a group of street musicians (buskers) ready to make it big in New Orleans by strategically playing songs to different adoring crowds. Big Easy Busking is a competitive area control game about playing music, matching the mood of the crowd, and knowing when to push your band members to their max.

1–5 Players
45–60 Min
Age: 8+

Dreams of Tomorrow is a set collection, shifting rondel game about building dreams. Players are dream engineers trying to save their present by sending dreams to past. Longer dream sequences that are better connected have a higher chance of getting through to the dreamer, but there's also certain dreams that are more impactful than others. Dreams can also allow the dream engineer certain abilities, so all these aspects must be weighed when choosing what kind of dream sequence to create. The last round is triggered when any one dream engineer has added five dreams to their dream sequence.

1–6 Players
45 Min
Age: 8+

In Dreams of Yesterday, you compete with rival museums to build the best collection of fine art, ancient artifacts, and fossils. As the curator of your museum, you'll use your resources of money, prestige, and knowledge to obtain the best artifacts and create enticing exhibits.

But it's not just about collecting the most valuable items. The unique layout of your museum allows you to activate powerful abilities that can rearrange your exhibits, flip cards, and transform resources.

Plus, with the addition of the mysterious Urn cards, you never know what ancient secrets you might uncover.

1–3 Players
20–30 Min
Age: 8+

Fire in the Library is a press-your-luck game in which players must try their best to rescue books and accumulate knowledge. The game is played in rounds with a variable turn order in which earlier players have more risk but a higher possible reward. Everyone starts with tools to help mitigate their luck or change the probabilities for their opponents! Gain more tools when your luck runs out or if you take the safe route and exit the library before things get too risky. Hurry, as the game ends immediately when any one wing of the library completely burns.

Take your chances, be the bravest, and save books in Fire in the Library!

1–6 Players
15–30 Min
Age: 8+

Gift of Tulips is a game of gifting tulips and building beautiful bouquets with friends. The game evokes the feeling of visiting Amsterdam with friends and experiencing the Dutch culture. Gift of Tulips features artwork inspired by the blue and white delftware pattern that is unique to the Netherlands, the windmills and waterways of the countryside, the flower fields of Keukenhof, and the buildings of Amsterdam.

A quick and simple game that offers interesting options on player turns. Easy to learn and teach. Offers a unique “Give That” mechanic vs. the more traditional “Take That” mechanic. Players will likely score better based on how many flowers they give away. Contribute to a hidden ranked market to influence end game scoring. Beautiful art that goes hand-in-hand with the theme.

2–6 Players
20 Min
Age: 8+

Explore the galaxy in Stellar Leap!

Take on the role of an alien species as you discover new planets and complete missions in this family-friendly space exploration game. Become the most prestigous alien species in the galaxy by completing missions, discovering new planets, increasing population, and fulfilling your hidden trait’s objective.

Based on who is playing, Stellar Leap can be semi-cooperative, really aggressive, or somewhere in between. Choose your player power and hidden trait to help support your specific strategy, designate which planets and asteroids to place where they`ll benefit you the most, and choose when the game ends by either causing events to trigger or avoiding them.

Objective
Be the player with the most prestige at the end of the game.

During your turn perform two High Command actions such as increasing your population, taxing for more resources, discovering a planet, or attacking your opponents. You also have the following Division Actions at your disposal that can be activated once per turn: Labor, Intelligence, and Mining. These Actions may be taken in any order you choose.

Variable Player Powers mean that you can manipulate the planets that generate resources each turn in different ways than your opponent can, which leads to different strategies for each power. Are you going to team up with your opponents so that everyone gets resources on your turn or will you attack them and cause them to scatter to other parts of the galaxy?

Game altering events are triggered by player actions and can have minor or lasting effects, usually being better for the player that triggered the event.

Game End
The game ends after the sixth event and the round is completed.
The player with the most total prestige is declared the winner!

1–5 Players
40–80 Min
Age: 14+

The Universe of Stellar Leap is expanding to all new frontiers, with resource focused planets, diverse asteroids, challenging traits, and more!

Stellar Leap: Frontiers brings in new Planets, Asteroids, Events, and Traits that you can add to the base game for all new experiences. Solar System Completion Bonuses are introduced and allow players to significantly change Solar Systems how they see fit.

Studies in Sorcery: Divination is an expansion for Studies in Sorcery that adds in the Divination project cards.

Have you mastered Alchemy, Sorcery, and Reanimation? Think you have it all? Ha! You've only scratched the surface of the arcane powers our universe has to offer. You have yet to explore the vast expanses of the human mind. Your understanding is limited to the here and now, where the ability to prophesy future timelines will show you how truly insignificant your power is.

The school of Divination is an additional set of project cards and tokens that can be mixed in with the projects provided by the base game of Studies in Sorcery.

The school of Divination has several major themes:
* Place watchful Fate tokens to prophesy your opponent’s action and be rewarded for successful predictions.
* Manipulate perception, placing extra credit tokens and turning demerits into a positive.
* Increase knowledge of hidden information which you can use against your opponents.
* Be rewarded for surrendering yourself to fate and pushing your luck.

Tumble Town is a town and engine building spatial puzzle game for 1-4 players in 45 minutes where each building you construct grants you either a dice manipulation power, engine building skill, one time use ability, or additional scoring conditions.

Stack dice to create your town and become the best in the West!

1-4 Players
45 Min
Age: 8+

Way Too Many Cats is a competitive drafting spatial puzzle game about drafting cats, making each cat happy, and pressing your luck in the number of kittens you take on.

Players are managers of an adoption agency trying to show off each cat in the best light. They accomplish this differently depending on the cat type and the individual characteristics of each cat.

The game is played until one player fills all showcase spots in their adoption center; all players get equal turns and the player with the cutest cats wins!

1–6 Players
45–60 Min
Age: 8+

These aren't actually used in Way Too Many Cats, but they can be used in most games that use meeples or player markers. Or just set them around your gaming table and hang out with them!

There are 7 different colors and 20 meeples of each for a total of 140 meeples! They're also different shapes, so you can make games that use similarly colored meeples color blind friendly!

Whether you simply want to be a cat in a game, you want to use your favorite player color, or you want to make the pieces super easy to differentiate, these cat meeples might just be for you!

Here kitty, kitty! This is playmat is created for Way Too Many Cats. It's not necessary for gameplay, but it does help with setup and looks super nice! Set it up and the cats will come.

Dragons compete in a variety of ways, but one of their favorite ways to compete is by playing trick-taking games.

In Wicked & Wise, players are either the dragons who are playing a trick-taking game OR they're a mouse allied with a particular dragon to help manipulate the trick-taking game. Over the course of three rounds, each team of mouse and dragon fight over tricks, treasures, and coins to see which team ends up on top!

The game isn't all about winning tricks; it's about setting goals and utilizing magical treasures. If you can make enough of your goals or sabotage enough of the other team's goals, you'll have the most coins at the end of the game and be crowned king of the caves!

2–6 Players
45–60 Min
Age: 8+