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Strap up your piratical boots, and navigate your ship through turbulent waters in Sail, a co-operative trick-taking game for two players.

A fantastic entry point to the 18xx genre. The island of Shikoku is no exception as railway operations emerge around the island and entrepreneurs attempt to make their fortune.

Build jazz instruments for giant musicians in Shuffle and Swing!

Hakkeyoi, Nokotta! In this 2-4 player hand management game, try to force your opponent to go above 10 or below 0 to achieve a SLAMBO! Stay balanced or get slammed!

In Soda Jerk, you’ll be dealt a hand of delicious soda ingredient cards, including strawberry, blueberry, banana, kiwi, and orange.

Bringing astronauts together! Which way is up when you're drifting in space? With Tether's unique mirror deck your "up" is not the same as your opponent's.

A “thinky” party game, like Codenames or Wavelength. Use logic and deduction to understand the rules of the mysterious Venn Diagram.

The battle for power has begun. Who will the Seven Elders choose? From the acclaimed designer Scott Almes, a two-player game where you are trying to become the new chieftain of your clan.

Build long, sweeping caravans to score points at watering holes and oases. Claim territory before your opponents!

Form valuable trade routes from desert bazaars to far-off villages.

Build the most beautiful district in Coevorden! Players compete for awards and the favor of the judges, also scoring points for completed buildings.

A puzzly game of outdoor adventure! Draft trail cards and blaze winding loops of hiking, biking, and kayaking trails in this puzzly 30-minute route building game.

Draft clickity-clackity, transparent tiles to fill your star chart and explore the universe. You'll connect Constellations, build belts of Asteroids, and study your Satellites with the game's modular scoring system.

In this 2-6 player bluffing game, players have hidden information about which casinos are corrupt. Take turns playing betting tiles (three 2’s, two 4’s, one 5, one 6, one 7) into the different casinos.

An expansion for the acclaimed game Vegas Strip!

In Vivo, each round starts by revealing a harmony type (Solo, Duet, Trio, Quartet). The harmony determines how many suits must be played in the trick—not being able to is considered playing “off-harmony,” making that player ineligible for points.

Try to balance area control (surrounding the fish) with forming large groups (known as Waddles!). The variable turn order is tracked by marbles!

Each round, players study the 8 letters (always consonants) on the board in real time. The first player to write down a word flips a 30-second timer.