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Note: You'll only get the promo for free if you pre-order this game! In Bohemians, players take on the role of artists wandering the streets of Paris in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, striving to create masterpieces while navigating the challenges of everyday life. In Bohemians, players collect cards to find inspiration, seek out muses, and manage everyday, necessary tasks. Each round, players plan their day and decide whether to go on a date, attend a social event, meet their muse, create new art, or… get to work. Each card offers different bonuses and inspiration, so carefully managing your cards and the order in which you play them is crucial to gathering as much inspiration as possible. Players then spend their inspiration to buy cards and build their deck with new habits, inspiring muses, or new career milestones. The artist who collects the most achievement cards from their achievement deck wins. Bohemians' prototype won 3 nominations and 1 award ( Best Presentation, Best Innovation, Best Game ) at Fastaval, Denmark's largest convention for board games and role-playing games.

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Bable is a challenging cooperative card game where no one speaks your language. You and your fellow players build the mythical Tower of Babel. However, you cannot perform actions during your turn; instead, you must issue orders to other players. Meanwhile, your languages ​​slowly change, making it increasingly difficult to understand each other. Players work together by giving each other tasks. As they build, their languages ​​gradually change, making it increasingly difficult to understand each other's tasks. Will the players be able to build the tower before the chaos is complete? The goal in Bable is to build the tower before running out of actions. Players build the tower in four different layers, using (from bottom to top) 4, 3, 2, and 1 building card. Players must complete each layer before the corresponding idea deck runs out.

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You've landed your dream internship, working for Professor Darwina Anning at the Time Zoo. The zoo, filled with prehistoric animals, is about to reopen when a disaster strikes and all the animals escape! It's up to you to lure them back to the Time Zoo. Time Zoo is a card game for 2 to 5 players in which you have to attract prehistoric animals by playing different food cards. The animals all have different characteristics and are worth points at the end of the game. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins and receives the highest internship allowance from Professor Anning. Collect enough of the right food cards to attract different animals to your section of the Time Zoo. All prehistoric animals are worth points at the end of the game. Most cards also activate special abilities that can give you more food cards, add points to your score, or steal from your opponents.

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In 24/7 Rally you are a wandering ghost, trapped in an endless 24-hour cycle. Goal: To be the first to reach exactly midnight and thus break the curse. Every turn play one of your 'double' hour cards, which not only sends your pawn forward, but also takes another color on the circular clock. No two rounds are the same – every move changes the playing field and creates new surprises. The game is quick to learn, interactive and full of clever choices, partly thanks to the special action cards and booster cards that can be obtained along the way. This creates tension, laughter and sometimes frustration, just like a real game moment is supposed to be.

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The fighting has subsided, and peace has returned to Oshra. But the Senate has become the scene of a new titanic struggle. Two candidates are vying for power. A very cunning battle, where brawn is defeated by cunning tactics. In this sequel to Hidden Leaders, two players face off, attempting to seize as much power as possible in seven turns. A fast-paced and intriguing game with plenty of depth and endless replayability.

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Look up at the night sky. Use your telescope to scan the night sky for the most beautiful constellations. It can be tricky to get everything in focus, and the other astronomers will make it as difficult as possible for you.

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Welcome to Antscape, the perfect landscape for your ant colony. Unfortunately, other colonies have also moved in. Claim the best areas, expand your colony, and compete for your queen's dominance. Good luck—and long live the queen! In Antscape, you try to score the most points by claiming valuable territories, strategically deploying your queen, and building a strong colony. Players take turns taking actions, recruiting ants, and claiming territories. As the game progresses, the colonies expand by occupying more territories and capturing strategic locations. The game ends once all territories have been claimed.

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Are you a motivated ant or a busy bee? Arthropods is the English term for the family of arthropods that play the leading role in this board game. With the contents of this box you can play no less than four different games. Strategically building your colony using the hexagon-shaped tiles is central to all of them, although each game has its own rules that determine the difficulty of the game. Happy Honey Beez: This game is the easiest of the four. In Happy Honey Beez, each player starts with a queen and three workers in hand and each turn you connect one to four hexagon tiles to the board. With these tiles you try to build a beehive to score points. In addition, you put your workers to work to collect pollen on the meadow tiles and then convert it into honey in a honey chamber. You can also score points with honey. Knights in Buzzing Armor: This game continues where Happy Honey Beez stops. The honey produced by the workers is now also needed to care for an egg and thus expand your bee colony. Furthermore, there are also drones that defend against hostile bees or can sting as a last resort. This makes the bees on the board increasingly important for thwarting your opponents or scoring extra points yourself. Antropolis: This starter variant of the ants is a bit more difficult than the bees. Although a similar game mechanism is used, it is a completely different game. Here too, you win by getting the most points, but this can be done by building both nests and tunnels. There is also a larger variety of hexagon tiles and you can connect or buy more in one turn. Worker ants collect food on forest tiles for this purpose, but are also needed to maintain constructed tunnels. Of course, the queen is needed to score points through both building tunnels and claiming nests. Supersize Colony: This is the hardest variant in Arthropods and requires all ants. Unlike bees, you don't have to hatch ants to use them. When you feed a larva, you can immediately exchange it for a soldier or worker. Just like in Antropolis, the workers are needed to gather food, but they are also essential in caring for your larvae. The soldiers ensure that your workers stay safe, but you also need them to mate.

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Combine luck with tactical decisions to outsmart your opponents. Use your foresight to bet wisely and outsmart your opponents. Every decision can tip the balance in your favor. Double Lucky 7 is more than just a game; it is an adventure full of strategy, luck and excitement until the very end. This game brings excitement to every gaming table and is suitable for young and old with fast and exciting game rounds. The game has simple rules that are quick to learn but also offers enough challenge for experienced players. You play the game with 2 to 7 players and can be played in a fast 7-round version or in an extensive 14-round variant. Players remain continuously involved and entertained, in short, perfect for cozy family or friends evenings.

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