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In Sagrada the players put themselves in the shoes of the stained glass artists during the Middle Ages. During the game, each player tries to create the most beautiful window using a grid of dice on his player board. But be careful: each board has some restrictions regarding the color or value of the die that can be placed there. You score points in various ways and the player with the highest score wins!

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In Sagrada the players put themselves in the shoes of the stained glass artists during the Middle Ages. During the game, each player tries to create the most beautiful window using a grid of dice on his player board. But be careful: each board has some restrictions regarding the color or value of the die that can be placed there. You score points in various ways and the player with the highest score wins!

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Far north, in a remote winter country, rivers are frozen most of the year. When the villages along the river are eventually accessible, a small river cruise company offers exotic tours such as polar bear safaris, reindeer rides, ice fishing and more. Lucky tourists might even get the chance to see the Northern Lights. You work as a tour guide and try to attract tourists to your guide boats for spectacular excursions. Riverside is a different kind of roll-and-write game: the game comes with a modular board, which puts together the route for the game. On a river cruise boat, everyone follows the same route, but you can take your tourists on different tours. You can plan ahead, but be careful, the dice may force you to change your plans. You start each round by rolling dice into a common pool. At the same time, each player chooses a die of a specific color (without physically taking it) and fills the seats on the matching companion boat on their own player sheet. Each time they completed a row of seats, they sold a group ticket in the corresponding color (excursion). The longer the line, the more points they get. In addition, this ticket is valid for the rest of the game: every time they go on an excursion to a village of this color, they take this group with them to earn even more points. The player with the most points wins the game. Each dice color represents tourists with a preference for a certain type of excursion. The transparent green die is "wild" and represents the Northern Lights, something everyone wants to see. Riverside offers tough decision-making within a short playing time: some rows are short with low points and bonuses, while other rows are long with higher points and bonuses. Which one do you start filling? Within each guide boat you have to score higher and higher, so taking too many tourists on your first excursions can be fatal. Players are rewarded if they manage to please all five types of tourists, so maybe you should score a new color instead of scoring really high in another color? Higher dice represent tourists that freeze and cost fire symbols to get. The "wild" green die always costs fire symbols! You have a limited number of fire symbols to use, so when is the right time to use them?

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Follow your own path in Tsuro and find the path to divine wisdom. Place a tile and slide your stone along the path, but beware: other players' paths can change or even disable your route! Stay alert to stay on the board and win the game.

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Pirate Long John Silver's crew has mutinied, cornered and tied him up! Round after round, they interrogate him about the location of his treasure and explore the island according to his directions - or perhaps his deceptions? Who knows... that old sailor is planning to escape, after which he will definitely try to get his treasure back. Treasure Island is a game of bluffing and adventure in which one player plays Long John and tries to deceive the others in their search for his treasure. The hunt reaches a climax with Long John's escape, when he will make a last-ditch effort to obtain the loot! The Games Friends: " Treasure Island is a really fun variation on the 'find the player' principle, as you know from Scotland Yard, for example. The playing material looks fantastic and the artwork is also very cool. Highly recommended! "

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In Photograph you try to develop your film rolls as best as possible. Each player starts with 5 cards in hand, on your turn you take 1 to 3 cards from the face up or face down cards on the table and place them at the front of your hand (without changing the order), after which you draw a card from the back to may move forward. Then you place the number of cards from the back of your hand in your movie row equal to the number you took. Ultimately, your goal is to have the value of the same color played in ascending or descending order. The number of cards correctly played determines the point values, but discarded cards give you minus points.

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In the cooperative card game Level 10, players work as a team to get Izzy to Level 10! You must successfully place all fifty cards in the deck in ten columns, but the players' hands are kept secret and only minor suggestions can be made. Successfully place all cards so that Izzy reaches level 10, which activates victory. - 8-bit graphics - Cooperative puzzle game easy to access but hard to master - Different difficulty levels for even more challenge!

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Board a state-of-the-art submarine and work together as a team! Every role is important and the confrontation is brutal. Be organized and communicative! Because a Captain is nothing without his crew: the First Officer, the Radio Operator and the Engineer!

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The island of Oshra is in turmoil. After the Emperor's death, the simmering conflict between the Hill Tribes and the Imperial Army has flared up. The Water People try to calm the anger, but the undead want to see blood. All hopes are pinned on the emperor's 6 children. Which of them will take the throne? In the card game Hidden Leaders, players try to manipulate both pawns (green for the Mountain People and red for the Imperial Army) so that the outcome becomes the winning faction for the secret leader, which each player receives at the start of the game. In addition to "controlling" the pawns, the actions on cards also provide the opportunity to exchange cards, take cards from other players and play cards face down. If there are multiple players who have supported the winning faction, we look at who has played the most heroes of that faction face-up and face-down. A game for Left Leaders. Lure your opponents out of their tent, but keep your own identity a secret for as long as possible! A smooth and light card game with a surprising amount of depth and aha moments.

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The Warring States Period (475-221 BCE) describes a time of endless wars between seven rival states: Qin, Chu, Qi, Yan, Han, Wei, and Zhao. These states were eventually united in 221 BCE under the Qin dynasty to establish the origins of modern-day China, with its two major rivers: the Yellow and the Yangtze. Yellow & Yangtze, the sister game to the critically acclaimed board game Tigris & Euphrates, invites you to relive this eventful period and lead your dynasty to victory. In Yellow & Yangtze, players build civilizations by placing tiles. Players are given five different leaders: Governor, Soldier, Farmer, Trader and Craftsman. The leaders are used to collect victory points in the same categories. However, your score at the end of the game is the number of points in your weakest category. Conflicts arise when civilizations connect on the board. To succeed, players' civilizations must survive these conflicts, calm peasant uprisings, and grow safely enough to build prestigious pagodas. The Games Friends: " Yellow & Yangtze is a tough tactical puzzle, where you have to think carefully about every step. By just losing a fight, you can lose a lot of points. This smart game with easy rules is highly recommended for fans of abstract area majority games!

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The drawing competition where speed can outweigh talent, so everyone can win! Win by being the fastest artist... whose drawing the active player can guess! In Doodle Dash, a simple drawing can suffice. Do you take the risk by sketching quickly? Or do you dare to add some more details?

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The epic Egyptian game Kemet has been reborn with a new revised edition! With Kemet: Blood and Sand you immerse yourself in a more realistic ancient Egypt. Here Gods are powerful, masters of both the desert and the Nile Delta. They challenge each other in violent combat and show no mercy. Get ready to become an Egyptian God, open the gates of your city and let your troops sing the war song to please you and claim your dominance as master of ancient Egypt. Kemet: Blood and Sand features new art and improved gameplay with new accessible rules beyond the 1.5 version of Kemet that was developed with the help of the BGG community. Free from the limitations of existing components, designers Jacques Bariot and Guillaume Montiage go even further in refining the Kemet experience. The game also features a redesigned map with a twist, larger and more detailed figurines and other surprises.

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The Magnificent is the beautiful strategy game created by the makers of Santa Maria. Dice steal the show in this game in a very unique way. High dice values ​​give you more options, but will also cost you more! It's like walking a tightrope to find an efficient strategy. Scorecards and unique player traits add even more interesting options. Will you be able to put your travel group on the map? The Games Friends: “ This game looks fantastic! The beautiful dark colors make this game really stand out in your games cupboard and the fun game mechanics mean it will be on the table regularly. In any case, we notice that we can't get enough of all the difficult tactical choices and will play them often. Highly recommended!”

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After a first adventure full of twists, Captain Silver takes refuge on an island he knows well: Revenge Island! Unfortunately, an English garrison controls the area and shortly after hiding a priceless treasure, Silver ends up in prison again. With a new island to discover and a new "The Tricks of Silver" module with new cards for Long John Silver - corrupt soldiers, worrying weather, a ghost twin... - it's up to you to overcome his tricks and Achieve your goals before he escapes from the English prisons! In addition to the new module for Captain Silver, the Treasure Island: Captain Silver - Revenge Island expansion includes new immersive components and two new maps: Revenge Island, and an original reinterpretation of the existing map.

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In Takenokolor you make your debut as a gardener. You need to develop your bamboo forest, create water holes and attract fish and ladybirds to turn your garden into a little paradise full of color. Each turn, a player rolls four pencils — green, yellow, pink and blue — and chooses one. The other players take turns choosing one of the remaining pencils, then all players simultaneously color on their sheet, one bamboo section corresponding to the same color and symbol as the pencil ring they chose: circle, square, or triangle. Who will be the first to complete their bamboo forest? Who will be the best gardener?

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The game proceeds clockwise, starting with the first player selected at random. On your turn, you must place a tile on the grid, either face down or face up. If it is impossible to do this, skip your turn. The tile you place must be adjacent, both orthogonally and diagonally, to another tile and must conform to the construction of a 4x4 square (in a 2 player game) or a 5x5 square (in a 3 or 4 player game). players). When you place a tile face up, you draw 2 tiles from your stack. Face up tiles can always be covered with face down tiles, whether they are yours or not. The tile you place must cover another tile and "beat" it, according to the traditional rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors. When you place a tile face down, you do not draw tiles at the end of your turn. A face-down tile cannot be re-covered. Passing is only allowed if you run out of tiles or if you cannot play. Then draw 2 new tiles.

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Will you be able to cross the universe and join one of the Orion Nebulas? Along the way you will encounter black holes that weaken you to death, or galaxies that make you stronger. Plan your maneuvers well, because every move you make can give your opponent the opportunity to get closer to victory. Your tiles have two colors: yours in the majority, but also the color of your opponent. Try to connect your tiles cleverly without giving away too many opportunities. You can win in 3 different ways: by connecting 2 opposite sides of the board with an unbroken chain of hexagons in your color; by collecting 4 Galaxy Pieces on connected hexagons of your color; or by letting your opponent get 3 Black Hole Pieces on connected hexagons of his/her color. Note all 3 options! Don't let anything escape your attention...

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