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Carnegie: Departments and Donations Expansion
This expansion includes four modules
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie was a major player in the United States\' steel industry. He was not just one of the richest men in the world; he was also a philanthropist and supporter of social causes. Who can become his equal?
Nemesis: Lockdown
Nemesis Lockdown builds on the tense, cinematic experience Nemesis is known for, adding even more opportunities for emergent, dramatic gameplay.
Maracaibo
Maracaibo
The Caribbean in the 17th Century: You are seafarers and adventurers, trying to increase your reputation with various nations, establish strong alliances, and obtain wealth and fame.
The Mandalorian: Adventures
When offered a lucrative job, a lone bounty hunter begins a journey that will put his skills to the test and redefine his world.
Feed the Kraken
A hidden-role social deduction game for 5-11 players and plays in 45-90 minutes. Beautifully crafted and illustrated materials bring to life the tragic splendor of the journey on a hand-painted map
Nemesis: Space Cats
Four plastic models and corresponding art cards allow you to take on the roles of daring space cats on your tense sci-fi adventures
Evolution: Climate
A stand-alone game where players adapt their species in an ecosystem where the climate can swing between scorching hot and icy cold. Heavy Fur and Migratory can protect your species from the cold while being Nocturnal or Burrowing will provide protection from the cruel desert sun.
Terraforming Mars: Turmoil
Turmoil, the fifth expansion to Terraforming Mars, takes players back to Mars, and the struggle for control and progress of human society on a big and dangerous planet.
The expansion includes new corporations, new projects, and a new type of cards — Global Events, from dust storms to riots to rising alloy demand — that give you something to plan for 3 generations in advance.
Race for the Galaxy
Race for the Galaxy
In the card game Race for the Galaxy, players build galactic civilizations by playing game cards in front of them that represent worlds or technical and social developments. Some worlds allow players to produce goods, which can be consumed later to gain either card draws or victory points when the appropriate technologies are available to them. These are mainly provided by the developments and worlds that are not able to produce, but the fancier production worlds also give these bonuses.