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Castles by the Sea
Castles by the Sea is a puzzly sandcastle-building game for 1-4 players. As a group of tiny folk called "shorelings," your goal is to build and populate a seaside kingdom.
Each turn, you\'ll place blocks and meeples on the map to earn victory points. The core gameplay is similar to abstract strategy games like Santorini, in that players must optimize three-dimensional placement on a shared grid.
Call to Adventure: High Fantasy Art Deck
The High Fantasy Art Deck contains 100 tarot-sized cards illustrated by some of the world\'s greatest fantasy artists. From heroes and villains to locations and challenges, each card depicts a scene that\'s sure to spark your imagination. The back of each card includes story prompts and room for notes. The perfect accessory for writers and tabletop RPG players, these cards can be used as visual aids to build characters, plan encounters, and inspire your next great story!
Quoridor
Simple ruleset with deep gameplay
Mensa Select winner and Games Magazine Game of the Year winner
Squadro
Novel Design
Simple to learn, rewards repeat plays
Tactile and eye-catching design
In this game of pace and planning ahead, be first to cross the board and back with four out of five pawns to win! But watch out; with the speed of each piece set from the beginning, this is no simple race!
Pylos
Mensa Select award winner
Novice and expert variants included
Simple rules with challenging gameplay
Place your marble on top of the pyramid to win in this fast playing, accessible abstract. With only 15 balls each, you must think tactically. Part game, part sculpture, Pylos is a feast for both the eyes and the mind!
Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive
Call to Adventure: Stormlight is a 120-card standalone game containing everything you need to play. Based on the works of Brandon Sanderson, this expansion, and others to follow, add new challenges, new destinies, and new paths to follow.
Call to Adventure: Name of the Wind
Call to Adventure: Name of the Wind
Call to Adventure: Name of the Wind is a 75-card expansion for Call to Adventure based on The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss. This expansion and others to follow, adds new challenges, new destinies, and mechanisms unique to the author\'s world to the base game.
Call to Adventure
Call to Adventure
Make your fate! Inspired by character-driven fantasy storytelling, Call to Adventure challenges 2-4 players to create the hero with the greatest destiny by acquiring traits, facing challenges, and overcoming adversaries.
For Crown & Kingdom
The king lies weakened on his deathbed. His Majesty has but days to live, and has failed to produce an heir. Any of the local dukes or duchesses could be next in line, as long as they are able to gain the approval of the people. Each has set off on a heroic campaign around the kingdom. They vie for fame, for glory, and for the crown!
Renaissance Man
In Renaissance Man, each player is an example of the title character – skilled as a scholar, a merchant, a knight, and a baker. Throughout the game they will hire, recruit, and train others with the goal of producing a Master of one of these four areas of study. Each round consists of players creating actions by combining a worker in play with a card from hand.
The Doge Ship
Venezia, five centuries ago. In order to celebrate the glory of Venezia, the Doge, the maximum authority of the Republic, ordered the construction of a new state ship.
In the game, the players play the role of the most skilled shipbuilders of Venezia who are called by the Doge to cooperate on the construction of the new ship. Each player has to build parts of the Ship in order to earn victory points, but also Gondolas to get money, and Barriers for the protection of the shipyard and the city.
Upon a Salty Ocean
The city of Rouen is the main French port at the beginning of the XVI century. The City’s wealth is dependent on fishing and trading salted fish. Salt produced in the mines has to be loaded onto ships and used to preserve herring and cod fished in the Atlantic Ocean.
Those Pesky Garden Gnomes
This is a trick-taking cards game with a twist or two!
The game uses standard trick-taking rules and is played over several hands.
Krysis
The economy was clearly on the wrong track and created a civilization on shaky grounds. It is a world full of chaos and panic. The old values were all gone. After all the resources had been exhausted, magic was mortgaged and technical developments were forgotten. The people of the real and the fantasy worlds struggled to survive in caves.
By Golly!
A children\'s memory game. A hand of colorful cards depicting birds, worms, etc are dealt to every player, and around 20 cards that match the cards in the player\'s hands are scattered face down around the table. Players must match cards from their hand with cards on the table to clear out their hand. First to do this wins.
Dominion: Renaissance
Renaissance is the 12th expansion to Dominion. It has 300 cards, with 25 new Kingdom cards. There are tokens that let you save coins and actions for later, Projects that grant abilities, and Artifacts to fight over.
Formidable Foes
Formidable Foes is an exploration game for 2-6 players. The players are heroes who are exploring the dungeon, battling monsters and making gold. The player who amasses the most gold by the end of the game is the winner.
Dragonriders
Climb aboard your trusty steed and lift off for the race of your life! The players race their dragons on a course in a deep and winding canyon. You have some magic to use to aid your cause, or hinder your opponents.
Techno Witches
Heinrich Glumpler is well-known for his original game ideas. With Zauberstauber (Magic Duster), he\'s tackled witches - but not the kind of witches that are known to most, that is, wrinkled old crones that fly about on dusty broomsticks.
Gnumies
Gnumies are several races of alien space-faring creatures who love to party. They have parties as often as possible and invite all their friends, but try to avoid having certain party-crashers as guests. Getting families to come gives players extra points, but allowing gate-crashers in, loses points.