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Tranquility: The Ascent is a standalone sequel to Tranquility, with players working together to complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
The rules are simple, but the decisions are tough. Hikers only score if they are on a path of 4 continuous numbers. Do you join an opponents’ trail to team up, or block their path with one of your own? Do you forgo a sure placement to buddy up your hikers for a perfect space next turn? Will that space even be available next turn? We have fallen in love with these elegant dilemmas and you will...
Forage is the final instalment of the 9-card solitaire game trilogy (following Orchard and its sequel Grove).
Vegetable sudoku for the little ones! The goal of the game is simple - you have to place wooden vegetables in the garden according to one of the cards, then according to the sudoku rules fill in the empty boxes. The same colour must not be repeated in one square, row and column. A fun and colorful game for people of all ages!
Correct timing is essential! Will you take 1 zero, or would you rather buy a few cards? If you manage to collect sets of exactly 3 cards, you will avoid zero and earn big points!
Turing Machine is a fascinating and competitive deduction game. It offers a unique experience of asking questions to a proto-computer that works without electricity or any technology, opening the way for a new generation of deduction games.
Calm cruise will allow you to stop for a moment and reflect undisturbed on the beautiful rebus. In this cooperative game, you cannot communicate with your fellow players in any way.
Calm cruise will allow you to stop for a moment and reflect undisturbed on the beautiful rebus. In this cooperative game, you cannot communicate with your fellow players in any way.
In the game Bazaar, players try to obtain the right combinations of goods through skillful trading and subsequent purchase of goods displayed in the bazaar. The number of remaining goods determines the points that each item will gain after the transaction, so efficiency is crucial.
Turing Machine is a fascinating and competitive deduction game. It offers a unique experience of asking questions to a proto-computer that works without electricity or any technology, opening the way for a new generation of deduction games.
In the game Ganz schön clever, choose your dice wisely to place them in the corresponding colored area, create cunning chain combos, and score points. The dice you don't use are just as important as the ones you do use, because every die smaller than the one chosen can be used by other players, keeping everyone constantly in the game.
In the game Kvído V in the Math Dice, players will become familiar with basic mathematical concepts and thanks to captivating images, they will also remember them more easily.
Clever 4Ever offers the same gameplay as the games Ganz schön clever, Doppelt so clever, and Clever hoch drei, but with new categories in which you can score.
Continuation of one of the most popular children's games. Can you save the king and win the game?
Cultivate a small fruit orchard and try to harvest as many delicious citrus fruits by playing cards and overlapping trees with the same fruits!
Splito is a fun and fast card game for 3 to 8 players! Based on the draft principle, in each turn you place a card between yourself and your neighbor on the left... or on the right! Help each other achieve goals, but be the smartest to be the only winner. At the beginning of the game, each player receives 13 cards and at the end of each turn, each player chooses a card (goal or value) from...
Heckmeck am Karteneck is the game where ripped-off chickens shovel the worms a la carte from the grill. Dinner is served. Tasty portions of fried worms are waiting to be fetched from the grill. In turn, the chickens play out their card stakes. Whoever quits earlier gets less, but still has cards up his sleeve for later rounds. Clever play is made by those who judge their hand of cards well...
Choose your dice well in Ganz schön clever to enter them into the matching colored area, put together tricky chain-scoring opportunities, and rack up the points. The dice you don't use are as important as what you do because every die that's smaller than the chosen one can be used by the other players, keeping everyone in the game at all times.

