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Keydom's Dragons
Dragons have plundered the land of Keydom and now hoard their treasures in their networked caves near Keytown. Competitively, players send their group of townspeople into the dragon caves to recover the treasures piece by piece. Other townsfolk go to the city for help, support, and artifacts. But beware: not every worker comes back with full hands, sometimes a competitor is faster! Only the player who collects the most artifacts will emerge glorious from the game! Keydom\'s Dragons is a retheme of Aladdin\'s Dragons with exciting new solo and 2-player modes.
Trinidad Deluxe
1580, South America: a new colony born on the ashes of the previous settlement. The difficulties are many: the natives who try to repel the invader, the laking of resources, the English Corsairs who threaten destruction. Will you succeed in the challenge?
Wise Guys
Flappers dance the Charleston at fabulous parties fueled by the booze your gang distributes. Schmooze with the politicians as you fund their election campaigns and let the voters know which way to vote, if they know what’s good for them. With enough clout at City Hall, there’s nothing to fear from the law — you can sell booze on the streets and literally get away with murder. In Wise Guys, players control rival gangs, competing to be the most successful ‘alky runners’ in Chicago during the Prohibition.
Tusk!: Surviving the Ice Age
It\'s a race against time as the Ice Age approaches. You will need strength and food to survive and lots of it. The mammoth offers your tribes food beyond your wildest dreams, but they are powerful beasts.
Oros
The Wise One, immortal keeper of wisdom and knowledge, has sent Demigods endowed with earth-moving power to the far reaches of humanity. In Oros each player acts as one of these Demigods. They must instruct their Followers in the wisdom of the mountains through study, worship, and experience. And only in the heights of the mountains can the greatest mysteries be known
War of the Buttons
War of the Buttons
In War of the Buttons two to four players lead a gang of kids that tries to build its own hut.
There will be brawls in the forest, in the quarry or on the huge meadow. The kids collect buttons, trust their big brothers and rat on the other players at school.
Asara
Compete with your fellow players for the most beautiful towers. Players take on the roles of famous architects and, using their chicanery, try to obtain the best construction parts. Using these parts, the exuberant towers are erected. Think ahead and use your tactical sense. It will help you to stay ahead of the other players. Become the greatest architect of the country. Exciting construction entertainment for the whole family.
Ystari Treasure Box
This is a box full of expansions for 6 games we have released in cooperation with Ystari Games
Epic Resort
Players compete to build the best resort for attracting fantasy heroes and tourists looking for fun and relaxation. The more you attract, the more likely monsters will attack
Overview
Hire and train your workers, build and upgrade your attractions, and convince your battle weary heroes to fight just one more time so without letting too many tourists get eaten! Gain Victory points by upgrading attractions and giving Heroes the rest they need. The highest scoring player when all monsters are defeated is the winner.
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.
Pessoa
Fernando Pessoa (13 June 1888 - 30 November 1935) was a Portuguese poet, writer, literary critic, translator, publisher, and philosopher and has been described as one of the most significant literary figures of the 20th century and one of the greatest poets of all times. Pessoa was a prolific writer — and not only under his own name because he created approximately seventy-five others. He did not call them all pseudonyms because he felt that some did not capture their true independent intellectual life and instead called them heteronyms.