A new version of the dice game Rollo! This time playing dice in the circus! Rollo (A Yatzee Game) is a great fun dice game derived from the classic yahtzee, but in this version the dice have images of the circus. Try to collect as many points as possible by rolling different, characteristic circus icons with the dice. You may roll the dice up to three times in each round to create one of the combinations shown on the score sheet. A ROLLO is a roll of 5 of the same animals. Once all the boxes of all players have been filled in, the game ends. The points are added up for each player (including bonus points). The player with the most points is the ROLLO King or Queen of the circus and wins the game. Do you want more challenge? Then choose to only count specific combinations.

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In the puzzle game Railroad Ink, your goal is to connect as many exits on your board as possible. Each round a number of dice are rolled, which determine which types of roads and railways are available to all players. RailRoad Ink is a multiplayer game. Use the 4 special dice from the Futuristic expansion in addition to your regular route dice and find new ways to score points. NB! You need the base game Railroad Ink or Railroad Ink Challenge to play this mini expansion.

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Dungeon Royale is an entry-level strategy board game that emulates retro handheld console gameplay (and box/board design). Players start with a certain number of lives based on their level in the game. When killed by other players, they spawn again at the beginning as if in a video game. Players have weapons that allow them to attack others on the board in certain positions, but must move strategically as the other players reveal their moves all at the same time. The aim of the game is to escape with the Elixir of Life while completing missions and capturing as many artifacts as possible and earning as many kill points as possible. Story: The king is dying and has ordered 2-4 heroes to capture the stone of life in a nearby dungeon from his dragon guardian. Only each of the other heroes fights for their own glory and will not be afraid to kill you to capture the stone and other valuable artifacts for themselves. Your goal is to capture the stone yourself, or complete other missions and collect other valuable artifacts to take home.

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The trip to the aquarium was everything you imagined...until it suddenly all goes wrong! With just one drop of some kind of magical water, you accidentally turn into a fish! The only way to break the spell and escape is with a mysterious potion, and the secret ingredients can only be discovered by solving the puzzles hidden around the aquarium. Featuring eleven different logic, number and observation puzzles, players must work together to find the answers as they embark on their quest to escape the aquarium!

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In Ice Floes & Foes, 2 - 6 players make it their mission to save whales and seals from fishing boats and hunters. Move ice floes onto the board and try to make the fishing boats and hunters fall off on the other side. But be careful not to push whales and seals off! Ice Floes & Foes is a family game for 2 - 6 players aged 6+, and takes about 15 to 30 minutes to play. The aim of the game is to collect 5 points. Every fishing boat and hunter you move off the board gives you a point. On your turn you may move 3 ice floes onto the board. But if you move an animal off the board, your turn ends immediately! The first player to collect 5 points immediately wins the game. Ice Floes & Foes was designed by Dennis Merkx and Kees Meis, who are best known for their game The Great Tour, which won the Toy of the Year award in 2018 in the 12 - 17 years category.

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After years of eating earthworms, the chickens in the chicken coop are ready for some variation. They want sushi! Naturally, you prefer to eat the best sushi without bones. But sushi is made from raw fish and fish have bones. Haggling in the Sushi Bar is a cheerful dice game where you have to collect as many sushi tiles as possible. In addition to the sushi tiles, there are also bone tiles, which are worth negative points. Although you would rather not take bone tiles, a sushi tile is only valid if you can link a bone tile to it. So you have to collect bone tiles. In addition to bone and sushi symbols, the dice contain chopstick symbols. With enough dice with chopsticks you can steal tiles from your opponents. You win the game by collecting the best sushi and bone tiles.

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Use your deduction and reasoning skills with this compendium of three different mystery games. With over 150 riddles, puzzles and enigmas, this collection of games and quizzes will put your brain under closer scrutiny than a magnifying glass! The Case of the Double Agent: Ask the right questions to uncover your new alter-ego, or use your deduction skills to sort out tricky anagrams. The Cryptic Clue Case: Far from elementary - follow the clues to crack the case. The Case of the Curious Riddles: Summon your inner detective to solve these test riddles.

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Make your orchard bloom by placing the orchard cards correctly on top of each other and collecting fruit. Grove is the citrusy sequel to the award-winning Orchard. The game is simple. Play cards in your playing area and arrange the cards so that you can harvest citrus fruit. As soon as you place trees of the same fruit on top of each other, you can collect fruit and place a die on the field. Get help from the squirrel and make sure he doesn't bother you. The wheelbarrow can also come in handy with an extra large load of fruit. Add even more challenge to the game and play with the recipes on the back of the cards. Grove is a solo game that you can also play with multiple players. Merge the different copies and play for the most points!

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Oh My Brain! After a long day of hiking, you finally pitch your tent. You get ready to sing songs, roast marshmallows and observe the little animals attracted to the light, but... "Hey! But that bunny just tried to bite me... ouch!"... In the fast-paced card game Oh My Brain!, you discard your cards as quickly as possible so that your brain is not eaten by a horde of zombie animals! Play cards from your hand or replenish your hand with cards from your cemetery. Make clever use of special cards such as cunning zombie animals or marshmallow cards (where you can roll the dice), execute the effects and make sure you are the first to discard all your cards!

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The chase has begun! Navigate your way through the rooms, hallways and hidden passageways of 221B Baker Street to escape through the back window. Sherlock Holmes strides through the quiet streets of London with a priceless coin gifted to him in gratitude by the British treasury. Suddenly alert to being followed, Holmes concludes that one of Moriarty's henchmen has been sent to obtain the coin. If he can lure the villain back to 221B Baker Street, he can lead him through a game of cat and mouse before escaping and alerting Scotland Yard to arrest his captured pursuer. Winner of Gift of the Year 2020 in the Commemorative & Collectable category!

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In the puzzle game Railroad Ink, your goal is to connect as many exits on your board as possible. Each round a number of dice are rolled, which determine which types of roads and railways are available to all players. RailRoad Ink is a multiplayer game. Use the 4 special dice from the Sky expansion to supplement your regular route dice and find new ways to score points. NB! You need the base game Railroad Ink or Railroad Ink Challenge to play this mini expansion.

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Work together as a team to create order in the kitchen! Do you want to be admitted to the Cupcake Academy? Then work with your fellow bakers and arrange the cupcake cups on your plates as shown on the teacher's assignment cards. That's not easy, because you don't have much time and space. You may only move one cupcake cup at a time and you may only place the cups on smaller cups… Will you succeed?

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Escape game from Professor Puzzle: it's time to pull off the biggest casino heist ever in this riveting puzzle game! Will you be able to complete all the puzzles?

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Bid, buy and bluff your way to victory in this unique auction game!

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Dungeons, Dice and Danger is a dice game where luck and clever choices come together.Roll the dice, seize your opportunities, and try to score more points than your opponents. An accessible choice for players who enjoy short turns and clear rules.Please note: this product is in English.

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Once you deposit the coin safely, can you unravel the mysteries of the vault to get it back? Among the cluttered proliferation of artifacts at 221B Baker Street lies a silent treasure. A coin given to Sherlock Holmes by the British Treasury. He must protect it from the criminal underworld, where it can finance all kinds of evil plans. While thinking about a cold case, he feels inspired. He takes an old safe and modifies it with a series of panels, notches and tiles that, only when manipulated in a certain order, can open the safe.

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Moriarty plans to steal the Crown Jewels from the Tower of London and Sherlock Holmes needs your help to stop him! Using the wooden blocks and the forty different map challenge cards, your task is to use your problem-solving skills to build a continuously safe path to the exit, avoiding fire, henchmen and guard dogs and collecting all the Crown Jewels along the way!

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Bequest is a card game that is easy to get to the table and provides smooth rounds with plenty of player interaction.Thanks to its compact size, it's easy to take with you and is suitable for a game night, holiday, or as a quick snack.Please note: this product is in English.

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Similo: Spookies is a card game that is easy to get to the table and provides quick rounds with plenty of player interaction.Thanks to its compact size, it's easy to take with you and is suitable for a game night, vacation, or as a quick filler.Please note: this product is in English.

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Dragon Castle is a game inspired by Mahjong Solitaire. On your turn, you take a pair of identical tiles from the central castle (known as the Dragon Castle) and place them on your own board to build your own castle. From time to time you may sacrifice these tiles to gain shrines in their place. Each time you create a set of tiles of the same kind, turn them face down to score points. When you create a set, you may also build shrines on top of the merged tiles: shrines allow you to score more points, but they also limit your building options. You can also take advantage of the available ghost card and its game-changing powers... but that comes at a price! Finally, don't forget to check the dragon card in the game and follow the building requirements to score bonus points. When the Dragon Castle is reduced to just one floor, the end of the game is triggered. After a final round, the player with the most points is the lord of the new Dragon Castle and the winner of the game!

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As a member of Blasting Billy's fierce outlaw gang, you've just pulled off the bank robbery of a lifetime. The loot is enormous. But there is a problem. Gang boss Blasting Billy doesn't like to share! Anyone who claims more loot than Blasting Billy is in the clear. With Blasting Billy you have to distribute cards smartly. The cards come in five colors. Each turn you can choose from three actions: place the card for yourself, donate the card to Blasting Billy by placing it on the table in the correct color pile, or discard the card. At the end of the game it is checked how much Blasting Billy has received in value per color. Anyone who has a higher card value in a certain suit is out immediately. The one who stays alive with the highest value wins. Blasting Billy is a hilarious card game in which bluffing and clever arithmetic play a major role. If you can guess correctly what your opponents are planning to do, you win the game. Do you know how to keep Blasting Billy friends?

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In That Old Wallpaper you try to restore the wall of a house with wallpaper, matching as many patterns as possible. There are a number of locations available in the game where wallpaper cards are up for grabs. Each turn, players simultaneously choose a location, and if you are the only one who chooses a location, you receive the card or cards at that location. If you choose the same location as someone else, everyone will receive a "blurry memory card" with a wallpaper pattern along only one edge instead of all four edges. If you receive regular wallpaper cards, you should immediately add them to your other played cards, ideally matching the pattern halves to create a complete pattern. Patterns come in four colors, with each color having two sizes. There is also a joker pattern available, which seems a bit strange, but so be it. To end a turn, you deal a new wallpaper card to each location, which means some locations will likely have more cards than others. At the end of the game, use your blurry memory cards to complete patterns on the edge of your wallpaper, then score for each color of the pattern. A pattern's score is the number of large symbols of that color multiplied by the number of small symbols, so if you don't have at least one large and small symbol, you won't score anything for that color!

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In this Monopoly board game, players can enjoy island life and immerse themselves in the colorful and creative world of Animal Crossing New Horizons. Players move around the board using tokens inspired by the video game, completing island tasks and meeting other characters. Instead of buying properties and paying rent, players collect insects, fish, fossils and fruit. They can also stop at Nook's Cranny and cash in Bells to purchase decorations. Decorations are worth Nook Miles and the player with the most Nook Miles wins the game.

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Everyone is a fan of Friends, but which of your friends can crown themselves a super fan with the ultimate Friends Trivia Board Game: Race to Central Perk. Each correctly answered question brings you closer to the infamous Sofa of Central Perk. The icons on the game board reflect the theme of the questions, but if you land on one of the recognizable images from the television series, you can choose the subject yourself. The more difficult the question, the more squares you get closer to the finish line, but don't let Curveball trap you because one wrong answer will send you back to the starting tile.

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It's getting wild here! The Roll & Write game by Inka and Markus Brand guarantees a lot of fun. And it's easy to explain: deer bring plus points. But of course the other players won't grant you this. And so the players give each other wolves as negative points. Well, who rocks the game at the end? The player whose turn it is rolls the dice. You mark goats or goats in your own color on your skin. They bring positives. If you choose wolves, a fellow player must mark them on their sheet. Only the player who has enough money in his hand can secure the goats bonus points. And be careful: in each round the players have fewer dice at their disposal! Whoever has the most points after 3 rounds wins.

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Star Wars: The Child's Cute Loot is an easy-to-learn card game that offers quick rounds with plenty of player interaction.Thanks to its compact size, it's easy to take with you and is suitable for a game night, holiday, or as a quick filler game.Please note: this product is in English.

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As intergalactic pilots, you finally make your dream come true: participating in a super space race! You are eager for the start of this wild race. But beware of other spaceships and obstacles that can slow you down! Cross the Finish Line quickly and collect the most stars! Reveal the control tiles on each turn to maneuver your spaceship on the track and collect stars. Increase your speed, choose a direction, but be careful not to lose control or your spaceship will crash!

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In this fast-paced card game you have to collect points by laying down groups of cards. This is how you create a stack of card groups, such as a group of four cards with the number 2 on top of a group of 3 cards with the number 9. Each card you manage to place in this way is worth one point. But that is not everything! As soon as you have laid down cards, you can steal cards from your opponent. Any player whose top group has a number of cards equal to your group and whose value per card is lower than yours is the loser. Take these cards and take them into your hand, or force your opponent to remove these cards themselves. This way you sabotage each other's points collection. The game is not called Slynx for nothing! Slynx is a very simple game, but packed with tactics. To score more points you must take cards from your opponents into your hand. But the more cards you collect in this way, the more risk you run. As soon as someone has a completely empty hand after laying down their last card, the game is over. All those cards in your hand then automatically turn into penalty points!

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There is something hidden among us, a heretofore undiscovered creature prowling our streets. If you track it down, well, that would be the discovery of the century! Play as a determined scientist who manipulates heat, motion and sonic sensors to scan the city, identify the true location of the quarry and capture the monster. Or take on the role of the monster, smashing your way through shadows and alleys of the metropolis, while removing all evidence of your existence. To emerge victorious in this high-stakes cat-and-mouse chase, you'll need all your ingenuity and foresight. Cryptid: Urban Legends is an exciting two-player asymmetric game of competitive abstract deduction from the makers of Cryptid.

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Egyptians love cats, especially Cleopatra. In her day, cats slept happily and safely in the sun all over Egypt. In this game the players are Egyptian cat rescuers and their goal is to save cats in pyramids. A player receives 1 point for each unique cat rescued, plus 1 point per helper on the scoring tiles. When a player has scored 23 or more points, play continues until the end of the current round. The player with the most points wins the game.

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Oh no! While visiting the pyramid, Hapi accidentally opened a secret door and discovered an ancient tablet. But as he came closer, a God suddenly appeared. “Phew, thanks for finding me! All other gods are still hidden in the pyramid. Help me find them, we haven't played together in a while!" In Hâpy Families (note: not Happy Families) you try to collect series of 3 little gods from the same family to score points! On your turn, choose a god from the pyramid, call for another god in your opponent's hand and try to bring families together! Points are scored for series of 3 instead of entire families. Collect 6 of a kind for an instant win. The number of points needed to win depends on the number of players.

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