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Yak
Yak is a board game about gathering the various materials needed to build a stone tower, with each village receiving a caravan of merchants bringing in their wares for trade. Taking place across various villages situated in the Himalayan Mountains – which span across multiple countries in Asia, from India to China to Nepal – Yak sees two to four players attempting to exchange their goods for stones for their impending tower.
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Tribes: Early Civilization
Tribes: Early Civilization
Guide your tribe in its struggles to survive and prosper! Tribes: Early Civilization is a game for 2-4 players experiencing the Paleolithic, Neolithic and Bronze ages in 40 minutes. Players start with a small tribe and the very basics of civilization.
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Planet Defenders
Planet Defenders
In the far future, humans have colonized hundreds of worlds throughout the galaxy. Robots have been in use for centuries and millions have been discarded over the years. Discarded robots litter the galaxy and have become a problem for man-kind.
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Iberian Railways
In Iberian Railways, 3 to 5 players compete to build railways to connect the many important cities in Spain and Portugal. Each player starts the game with no money. The railways must be financed by taking loans from the Bank of Madrid. The players need to plan their routes carefully to generate the most income. Players can also invest in local businesses that will pay out handsome bonuses once the railway reaches their locations. The player who best manages their railways will be victorious.
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Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio is a fast-playing railroad game for 3-5 players.
GM&O takes place in the early days of railroads in the southern United States. The game is named after one of the iconic railroad companies that were formed out of the remnants of these small companies. The players represent the founders of these early railroads.
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Temporum
In some of the best versions of reality, the Egyptians discover America, the industrial revolution happens early, and robots take over. In others, the Renaissance produces a plutocracy which leads to a utopia(or perhaps to anarchy). It’s all in the subtle details.
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Credit Mobilier
A speculative railroad game of building track, moving goods, and buying shares for 2-5 players for about an hour. During the building of the transcontinental railroad the owners of the Union Pacific Railroad Company set themselves up as the owners of a construction company – The Credit Mobilier.
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The Heavens of Olympus
Zeus, the greatest of the gods, has decided that he wants to construct a universe to gaze upon from high atop Mount Olympus. He has enlisted the help of several unknown gods to do this for him.
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Darjeeling
In 1835, the British East India Company leased the region around the location of the modern-day city of Darjeeling.
The British strategically placed the trading post to build a sanatorium there as well!
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Gloria Mundi
Gloria Mundi is a board game for 2-6 players set during the fall of Rome. You’re a Roman statesman struggling to survive in this era of cultural decline and political chaos. While foreign invaders and domestic incompetents devour the last resources of the Empire, you’ll try to build your career out of the rubble.
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Passing Through Petra
At the intersection of the most well-traveled trade routes in the old world lies a city within rose-colored cliffs. A place where caravans miles long enter the city, through a narrow canyon called “the Siq.” Inside, traders from faraway lands find shelter and a place to trade their wares among the stunning buildings carved into towering red rocks.
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Celtic
The Celtic Lord of the Wetterau is looking for am successor. To prove themselves worthy, players have to travel the region and trade with neighboring tribes. Each turn they have to perform one movement with their family members – other players at their starting location can decide to join them. While some locations allow to collect goods, others have to be visited to fulfill goal cards which grant influence (victory points). The game ends immediately once a player fulfilled five goal cards or chooses to reveal that they’ve collected one good of every kind. Players then tally up their points and the most influential Celt wins.