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Odin
In Odin, you want to empty your hand as quickly as possible, sending all your Vikings out into the world.
The game lasts several hands, with each hand consisting of one or more rounds. The deck contains cards in six suits, each numbered 1-9, and each player starts with a hand of nine cards.
Fit to Print
Fit To Print is a tile-laying game for the whole family. Players simultaneously collect newspaper tiles, stacking them on their desks until they think they have what they need to make the perfect front page.
Cascadia - Landmarks
In Cascadia: Landmarks expansion, players create sprawling habitats and place beautiful natural landmarks within them. Landmarks give each environment its own look and feel, while also providing dynamic endgame scoring bonuses!
Picture Perfect: The Pickpocket Expansion
Add an all-new game mode to your perfect moment!
As the game progresses, find out which guests have valuable bling and use the short window of opportunity during the photo to blend your thieves invisibly with the revelers.
Picture Perfect: The Movie Star Expansion
But there were some exciting guests at your party: all of them movie stars. Of course your guests want to take a picture with the stars and the crowd is getting big. Fulfill the wishes of your guests without alienating the stars and capture the perfect moment.
Picture Perfect: 5-6 Player Expansion
The expansion contains enough material for a 5th and 6th player. Including alternatively illustrated screens and special exchange cards, which are specially designed for these numbers of players.
Ecos: First Continent
In Ecos players are forces of nature molding the planet, but with competing visions of its grandeur
Fit to Print: Kickstarter Edition
Fit to Print is a puzzly tile-laying game about breaking news, designed by Peter McPherson and set in a charming woodland world created by Ian O’Toole!
Thistleville is the world’s most bustling little town — it’s a challenge to keep up with everything going on, from who took home first prize for their baked goods at the community fair to who has been digging in Mrs. Brambleberry’s carrot patch.
L.L.A.M.A.
In LLAMA, you want to dump cards from your hand as quickly as you can, but you might not be able to play what you want, so do you quit and freeze your hand or draw and hope to keep playing?