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Brazil: Imperial - Metal Action Token
Deluxe component for Brazil: Imperial. 12 metal action tokens, 3 per player
Brazil: Imperial - Automa
Challenge the automaton!
Get ready for a new challenge in Brazil: Imperial. The Automaton is a relentless adversary that will test all your experience as the leader of your nation.
The Automaton can be used in solo matches or added to maps with more players, helping to create new gameplay, with an unpredictable opponent that does not accept negotiations!
Brazil: Imperial
Take on the role of one of the great monarchs of the past, and show your valor! You will arrive in a vast and rich territory, but the road to the prosperity is filled with challenges.
Tabannusi: Builders of Ur
Set in ancient Mesopotamia, a cradle of civilization, at a time when the location of Ur was a coastal region, players work to build the Great City of Ur, expand its districts, and establish themselves as powerful builders.
Kingdomino
In the best-selling family classic, you are a king seeking new lands to expand your kingdom. Match tiles, claim crowns and expand your land to build the most impressive Kingdom! But be careful, other kings will try and claim the same terrain! Kingdomino was crowned “Game of the Year” in 2017!
The Taverns of Tiefenthal: Open Doors
In the Taverns of Tiefenthal, business is booming!Open Doors Expansion has you exploring new opportunities; add wine cellars, rooms and more beer to the tavern to offer top services to guests! Will your establishment be the most popular? This expansion contains four brand new modules of play, expanding the world of Tiefenthal!
Kingdomino Origins
Travel back in time to a prehistoric era of Kingdomino! Build your tribe as strong as you can so you can rule over all kingdoms! Use erupted lava to bring fire to your regions, gather resources and recruit fearless cavemen to expand your tribe and hunting territory This is a stand-alone game in the Kingdomino family.
Stone Age
The "Stone Age" times were hard indeed. In their roles as hunters, collectors, farmers, and tool makers, our ancestors worked with their legs and backs straining against wooden plows in the stony earth. Of course, progress did not stop with the wooden plow. People always searched for better tools and more productive plants to make their work more effective.