Eagle-Gryphon Games

Expert Tailoring introduces 6 new garments, 2 of which can only be used with the Jewelry Box extension. Each of these items of clothing gives you a special bonus when you rent them out and place them on the game board.

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15 Wooden upgrades for the Alien Action tokens from the punchboard in On Mars: Alien Invasion.

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This age of art and capitalism has created the need for a new occupation: the gallery owner. By combining the qualities of an art dealer, museum curator, and manager, you're about to take on that job! You promote artists; buys their art; and you work on your international reputation. As a result, you'll gain the respect needed to attract visitors to your gallery from all over the world. There's a lot of work to be done, but don't worry, you can hire assistants to help you achieve your goals. Build your fortune by running the most lucrative gallery and securing your reputation as a world-class gallery owner!

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Welcome to Sagani, where achieving harmony between the natural elements of earth, water, air and fire is the central goal of the spirits that inhabit this world. These spirits spend most of their time in their homes. But when the elements are brought into balance, the spirits come out of their homes and reveal themselves in their full form. Each spirit embodies one of the four elements and influences the harmony between them. In Sagani - as you and your opponents create this colorful, harmonious world using your Sound discs - the ghosts become fully visible. Every spirit that shows itself also brings you one step closer to victory.

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On Mars: Alien Invasion is a somewhat cooperative expansion of Vital Lacerda's On Mars. Although this expansion was originally going to be called Surviving Mars, Eagle-Gryphon Games decided to change the name to On Mars: Alien Invasion to better reflect the theme and content of this expansion. The game's story was written by Nathan Morse. The gameplay features four new and different ways to expand and play the base game. You play one against several; fully cooperative or even solo if you want depending on the chapter. Included are four new and fully replayable ways to establish colonies on Mars!

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Step into the roaring 1920s during Prohibition in Speakeasy, a worker-placement game. As a gangster under Lucky Luciano, manage and expand your Manhattan speakeasy empire. Use your cunning and resources to outsmart rivals, upgrade your operations to lavish speakeasies and casinos, and avoid the attention of both the mob and the police. Hire henchmen, team up with other gangsters, and rob rum smugglers to gain valuable resources. Strategically place your workers to deliver illegal alcohol, complete objectives, and fill your vaults with unencumbered cash. Your ultimate goal: to amass the most wealth and become the biggest gangster in Manhattan.

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Modern markets offer their visitors different types of stands, restaurants and services. In Mercado de Lisboa, players buy stands in the market, open new companies that influence these stands and bring customers to them. Mercado de Lisboa is a thinky filler, a tile placement game based on Lisboa's city building system in which players pay money to own stands in the market, open restaurants next to them to increase their profits and bring in customers who give money to the players with matching stands. Mercado de Lisboa is a fast game, very straightforward and easy to learn rules with deep tactical choices.

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You and your fellow minstrels meet at the Hungry Troubadour Tavern. There are plenty of vegetables to fill your empty belly as you sing for your dinner. A Bard Day's Night is a card game for 2-4 players with bidding, bluffing and singing songs. Players are bards who brainstorm their next performance for the bar patrons, while also filling their pockets with the vegetables the audience throws at them to express their “appreciation” for the performances. When a ballad is completed, players bid their food to claim different parts of the ballad. When the tavern closes for the night, those who performed the most popular themes will find a few coins coming their way in lieu of salad ingredients. The bard with the most coins wins! While playing the game, the bottom of the box doubles as a tavern table, with extra food cards for those who lose their bids.

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Cinema is an unpublished game by Sid Sackson. The Eagle-Gryphon team analyzed and developed the current rules of the game to bring Cinema to life. Dig Site was originally published as Corner by Ravensburger Games in Germany in 1974. It has been unavailable for decades until now. This new edition has an archaeological theme with updated rules for 4 players. Bowling Solitaire first appeared in Sid's book 'A Gamut of Games'. Originally published in 1969, this book was long a classic work on the subject of game design. Cinema: Number of players: 3 - 5 players Game time: 45 minutes Age: from 14 years Dig Site Number of players: 2 or 4 players Game time: 20 - 30 minutes Age: from 14 years Bowling Solitaire Number of players: 1 player Game time: 20 minutes Age: from 14 years

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I'm the Boss: The Dice Game and Banana Blitz are two games that the Eagle-Gryphon team found while digging through Sid's prototypes and his diary entries about his best games that had never been published. The name and gameplay of Banana Blitz comes from Sid's notes: exactly as they are written. The original name for 'I'm the Boss: The Dice Game' was 'Deal me in'. The original game almost felt like a finished project when Sid left it in 1981. His meticulous notes and calculations in his diary allowed us to recreate the gameplay as Sid intended. We took some liberties in modernizing the artistic design of both games, but we are confident that Sid would have approved of the end result, which we are proud to present. Scope was brought to Eagle-Gryphon's attention by game designer Joe Huber. Sid originally created this never-before-published large group game for a group at a veterans home in New York. Little has been added to Sid's original concept and rules for this game. I'm the Boss: The Dice Game: Number of players: 3 - 6 players Game time: 30 - 60 minutes Age: from 14 years Banana Blitz Number of players: 2 or 7 players Game time: 30 minutes Age: from 14 years Scope Number of players: 1 - 4 players Game time: 10 minutes Age: from 14 years

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3 games in 1 from esteemed designer Sid Sackson! In Bazaar, players try to get the right combinations of goods by trading smartly and then purchasing the goods displayed in the Bazaar. The number of goods left determines the points awarded to the different goods, so efficiency is key. When trading, players are limited by the current rates listed. After all goods from two stalls are completely sold out, the Bazaar closes and the player with the highest score wins! Samarkand is a fast-paced trading and selling game set in exotic Asia Minor. Cunning merchants acquire, exchange, and sell goods to receive wealth. When visiting Nomad Camps, after offering gifts for the hospitality of their hosts, traders barter. When they enter Oases, they can purchase random goods. Ultimately, these traders travel to the bazaars in cities such as Samarkand or Isfahan to sell the goods they have purchased. The traders must learn which desert paths to use to travel between the nomad camps, oases and cities to plan their journeys efficiently and make the fastest (and biggest) profits!

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In Escape Plan, players are thieves, but they can also influence the movements of the police every turn. The robbers move on a modular board and try to reach the best places to escape from the city with more money than the other thieves. The police try to thwart their escape plan, if necessary with violence. The players play cards to facilitate their escape and slow down the other players. Ultimately, the player who has stolen the most money wins.

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In The Scarlet Pimpernel you help the Scarlet Pimpernel complete seven missions and save the innocent from the guillotine. No mission will be as important as the last, as you rescue the young Dauphin, heir to the French throne, by taking him to Vienna. As a member of the League of the Scarlet Pimpernel, you help carry out missions by securing the routes and locations, obtaining the required number of supporters and resources (horses, carts, papers and disguises), and filling the five mission spaces. This task is done by placing your cubes in different locations on the board to score points. Although players work together to complete missions, only the player with the highest score at the end of the game becomes Scarlet Pimpernel's most trusted advisor.

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