In this game, two players delve into this legendary scandal. As Nixon's adviser, you try by all means to hold out until the end of the term, while the other player, as editor-in-chief of the newspaper, tries to find enough evidence to make Nixon resign. Who will win in this exciting race against time? The Games Friends: “ Watergate was a really pleasant surprise for us. The artwork is not super exciting, but it is functional and the game is really well put together. With us, every game is exciting because the two roles are well matched. We think this is one of the best two-person games. Highly recommended!”

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A warm spring breeze blows through the Scottish valley, the birds begin to sing and the snow slowly melts away. Your beloved village gradually emerges and the stones that mark your territory become visible. But not every clan is happy with the borders! Clans try to move the boundary stones to expand their territory... In the fun card game Schotten-Totten you use your cards in a poker-like way to draw up the best battle formations and defend your village. Capture enough stones to win the game!

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In P'achakuna you are a trader who transports natural dyes and white wool through the Andes with his lama. If you supply those raw materials to a village where there is a high demand for these raw materials, you can keep part of the dyed yarn. The first player to collect yarn in the seven colors can make a traditional, colorful costume and wins the game. The Games Friends: "P'achakuna is a surprisingly fun 2-player game that is regularly on our table. It has a lot of interaction, interesting choices and you can really play it tactically. We are fans!"

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It's a Wonderful Kingdom is a standalone solo or 2-player game set in a Low-Fantasy universe. Inspired by the core mechanics of its predecessor "It's a Wonderful World", this new game offers more interaction, a bluffing mechanic and new challenges. The game is played using modules, each different and with mechanical twists. Each game, players choose one of several modules to compete against each other. The game is divided into 4 rounds. Each round has 3 phases. 1 / Split and fall Players take turns placing their cards in two piles in the center of the table. A player takes 2 cards from his hand and places them on the same pile or divides them between the two piles. The other player chooses a pile. This step is repeated alternately until the players have placed all the cards from their hands. Furthermore, each player has 2 traps that can be used to place face-down cards. 2 / Plans Each player chooses, from the cards he has collected, which ones to build and which to recycle to speed up development. 3 / Sequential production Each player produces the resources of his Kingdom in a sequential manner. Because the resources are produced in a certain order, it is necessary to anticipate the sequences to optimize production and development. At the end of the 4th round, the player with the most victory points wins the game. The Games Friends: It's a Wonderful Kingdom is, in our opinion, even more fun than It's a Wonderful World. The new mechanism for selecting cards works smoothly and is a bit more tactical and the modules are also a nice addition. Just a very good 2-player game!

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PureArts and Ubisoft present the officially licensed Orlog Dice Game from Assassin's Creed Valhalla! Orlog is widely played by the Normans and Anglo-Saxons in each city of the video game. It is played by two players who use dice and bonus effects to claim victory over their opponent. Players roll dice to generate attacks and acquire tokens for God's favors - with a combination of both during attacks and for regaining health. Players roll their dice 3 times per round until a solution is found. The game continues until one player has lost all health stones. Will you earn the favor of the Gods and receive their blessings to win? There's only one way to find out. The Games Friends: Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Orlog Dice Game is a fun dice game with simple rules. Due to the different tokens there is sufficient variation in the game. But all that is not the eye-catcher of this game, because that is the beautiful material that comes with it. The stones that serve as life points and especially the dice trays. Wonderful!

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Build your battlements, deploy your troops, load your catapults and use your cunning tactics to win the day! The War for the Floor has begun again! Catapult Feud is a game about who is left alive. Your goal is to take down all your opponent's troops! As a general you choose one of two armies, Chaufort or Cunningfields. Then use your stones to build a castle to strengthen your troops. Using your catapult, you launch boulders in an attempt to destroy your opponent's castle and overthrow their forces. When all the troops of one army have been overthrown, the battle is over. The winning army must have at least one troop standing. The game is played in a series of rounds. During a round, starting with the youngest player, everyone gets a turn. When all players have had their turn, the round is over. You keep playing round after round until there is only one player with troops on the table. Each player's turn is divided into four phases: Tactics, Aiming, Fire, and Clearing. You complete these stages in order, completing each stage before moving on to the next. Warning! This is a game of construction/destruction of plastic bricks and figures... NOT your opponent, pets or people mindlessly moving through the battlefield! Please play fair and be careful not to hurt each other or damage anything... except your opponent's attempt at an impenetrable fortress!

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Patterns - A Mandala Game is a new area control game from Trevor Benjamin and Brett J. Gilbert. In Patterns you take turns exchanging tiles from the large mandala on the table. Each player tries to mark contiguous colored areas.

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In the game Jaipur you hope to become the Maharaja's personal trader by being richer than your opponent at the end of the week (round). To accomplish this, collect and trade goods (cards) at the market, then sell them for rupees (turn over the chips). For a large sale (3 or more cards), you will receive a reward (bonus token). The camels have no sales value, but are very useful for trading, especially if you need a lot of goods from the market. At the end of each round, the richest trader receives a Seal of Excellence. The first player to collect 2 Seals wins the game. The Games Friends: "Jaipur is a very fun game that you will often play. The rules are simple, but there is still quite a bit of tactics involved in this colorful card game. Due to its handy format, we also like to take it with us. trip."

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