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A new version, for two, of Bruno Cathala's classic! Be smart, even deceitful, to sell the best quantities of goods while controlling your opponent. But be careful, your choices can spoil you. And corruption has a price... Construction of the temple dedicated to Sobek is in full swing. A huge market opens up nearby, which your Merchant Guild is determined to take advantage of. Collect the best goods by all means, but beware of your corruption! In 2-player Sobek, two opponents collect and sell goods to earn the most victory points. When a player takes a Good, he chooses one aligned with the Ankh pawn and adds it to his hand. He then places the Ankh pawn in the row indicated by the tile he just took, thus determining his opponent's choices. If he has enough, the player can sell a set of at least 3 tiles of the same type. These tiles will earn him victory points at the end of the game, depending on their number and the number of Scarabs they present. But players can also count on the powerful powers of Characters to reverse the trend. It's all about pace here: analyze your opponent's options to play the best moves and win the game! FR: A new version, pour deux, du classique de Bruno Cathala! Soyez malin, voire fourbe, pour vendre les meilleurs lots de Marchandises all en contrôlant votre adversaire. Mais attention, vos choix peuvent vous corrompre. Et la corruption a un prix… La construction du temple dédié à Sobek bat son square. A huge march during your day, don't worry about the trade that determines your profit. Recuperate the meilleures of the trades by the end of the year, but there is also the risk of corruption! Dans Sobek 2 joueurs, deux adversaires collectent et vendent des Marchandises pour remporter le plus de Points de Victoire. When you first start a march, you select one of the alignment of your pawn and the next step. The place where the pawn is located depends on the alignment of the individual according to the preference, which determines the choice of the adversary. Quand il en suffisamment, le joueur peut vendre un lot d'au moins 3 tuiles de même type. These are the reports of the points of victory and the end of the part, and the function of the quantity and the names of the scarabées qu'elles present. During your journey, you will be able to calculate the results of your personal information for the future. There is also a question about the pace: analyze the possibilities of the adversary for your future coups and recovery!

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In Settlement you have just discovered a new piece of land and you decide to establish a settlement there. Send your workers to explore, mine resources, fight the monsters that infest your new territory, build buildings and castles, welcome heroes... And turn your settlement into a glorious city! Settlement is a fun and fast-playing expert game that uses worker placement, set collection and combos. This game also looks very nice thanks to large wooden monster/dragon meeples.

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Age of Innovation is a standalone game set in the world of Terra Mystica. Twelve factions, each with unique characteristics, populate this world of different terrain types. In this world you will compete to erect buildings and merge them into cities. Each game allows you to create new combinations of factions and abilities, so every game is different. You control one of these factions and will terraform the terrain to your favorite surface so that you can erect your buildings there. Proximity to other factions may limit your expansion, but it also gives you significant advantages in the game. This tension adds to the appeal of the Terra Mystica series. Upgrade your buildings to gain valuable resources such as tools, scholars, money and power. Build schools to progress in different sciences and collect books that you can use to create innovations. Build your palace to gain a powerful new skill or build workshops, guilds and universities to complete your culture.

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Roll your meeples, build the city. It's the 1920s and your career as a contractor is about to begin. You've just started your business in a fast-growing city. In Rolling Heights, players roll workers in the form of meeples. Standing meeples work hard that day and provide special promotions and building materials, while lying meeples yield nothing. You can always push your luck for better rolls, but you can also lose valuable materials that you need to build new buildings. Completing buildings earns you prestige and new workers to help you build even bigger buildings, including skyscrapers.

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