Welcome to the bustling commercial city of Amsterdam at the beginning of the 17th century. The city is becoming increasingly powerful, with ships voyaging to far-off lands such as North America, Indonesia, Brazil, and Africa. Amid this flurry of trade, you and your fellow merchants strive for economic greatness. You build warehouses throughout the city. You expand chartered companies that you've invested in. All the while using your wits to outsmart your competition, growing faster and larger than ever before

You have but one goal in this struggle: become the wealthiest merchant of Amsterdam.

In Chartered: Building Amsterdam, you will build warehouses to found chartered companies. Throughout the game you will be able to buy stocks in these companies. As you expand the companies, their value grows. At the end of the game, the combined value of all your stocks and cash will determine who is richest ? and therefore, the winner of the game!

Up in the skies there is a battle brewing. Four noble Families vie for power. Every Family has four castles which they try to connect by growing beanstalks between them. Connecting these castles combines their powers resulting in that Family claiming the throne.

Who will sit on the throne of the Cloudy Kingdom?

In Cloudy Kingdom Players play one Route (or Magic) card per turn until the game finishes due to two Castles of one Family being connected. These Castles must be on opposing sides (north-south or east-west).

On your turn, you play the Route card from your hand, or you discard it and play a Magic card instead. At the end of your turn, you draw a new Route card and play continues clockwise to the next player.

Sounds easy enough. But? Route card can be placed perpendicular on top of each other (so at a 90-degree angle). Meaning that when you want to play a Route card, you can either use an empty space or play your card on top of an existing card.

Add to that a dash of magic with the Magic cards, and you have got yourself a challenging game with lots of options and strategies.

Race to the ice cream cart at the end of the sunny beach path! Score points by placing your ice cream tiles cleverly and by fulfilling unique orders. Will you be the first with 50 points? Then you are the ice cream maestro of Gelati!

You can score points in two ways:

Scandinavia during the Viking age, from roughly 800 until 1050AD, is characterised by powerful magnates and kings. The title of king is not inherited,you fight for it. The leading magnate is recognised by the others as 'first among equals'.

Four magnates now battle for Herrlof: the victory and praise gained in war. Who will be come the next Viking king?

In this trick taking game your goal is to be the first player to reach 50 points or more, and the player with the most points wins. Scoring points can be done through winning tricks and gaining bonuses. The game is played in a maximum of 10 rounds,although most often players will easily reach 50 points before that.

Build the perfect box for your cats and score points by stuffing cat toys inside. But be careful, spray bottles and other cats can make your life miserable!

Cats are one of the few animals that seem to have more than one material state: they are solid but can seem to be liquid. Any form or shape that will physically fit them is a place for them to sit or sleep.

If it fits, it sits.

In If it fits Card Game you will be placing your cats in boxes, one of their favorite places! You score points at the end of the game for every box you have a cat or most cats in. The cards show cat toys; these give you points. Plant sprays give you minus points. Also, other players can try to take over your box to steal your points. There are also pesky black cats in the game that can chase your cats away.

200 years ago, deep in the Thar Desert, the village of Kuldhara vanished in a single night. To escape the grasp of Grand Vizier Zalim Singh - who not only oppressed the people but also demanded the daughter of the village chief - the villagers made a radical decision.

They set their beloved village ablaze and vanished like shadows in the night. What remains are legends of curses and hidden gemstones.

Now it's your moment! As a fearless treasure hunter, you'll venture into Kuldhara's ruins. Find the gemstones, craft dazzling jewelry, and escape this ghost town before nightfall!

Kuldhara is played in 4 rounds, where players must properly manage their water in order to perform actions. Each turn, a player may perform up to 2 actions, each of which costs a certain amount of water. Players can either move their camel across the board, dig up gemstones, unload collected gemstones, or reserve a jewelry card for later. Players place unloaded gemstones on their own personal rotating workbench, where they try to make the correct patterns ? and thereby craft the most valuable jewelry.

When all players have run out of water, the position of the sun moves and the map rotates before the next round, changing the cost of travel in the desert.

At the end of the fourth round, the sun sets and the game ends ? meaning that the player who has accumulated the most valuable jewelry wins!

In Panda Card Game the players build together in the Giant Panda National Park. Score the most points by playing prey cards in the park and by strategically placing predator cards. You score prey animal cards immediately, while predator cards score points at the end of the game.

The river that runs through the park marks the starting point for the parks growth Prey animals come to the water to drink, but become an easy prey for the predators watching in the shadows. Adjecent to the river or to each other, prey animals find their place in the park while predators patiently wait. The players decide when the predators strike. Do you strike the moment a prey is spotted, or await your chances to score more points? But beware, other predators might take your place, and with that your points By playing strategically and striking at the right time you can score the most points and walk through the park like a winner.

Get ready for a breathtaking adventure on the wild waters of the Roaring River!

You all have your own motivation to participate in this rafting experience, so paddle strategically to navigate through your favorite parts of the river.

Would you enjoy a relaxing ride on calm waters, or are you more into fast-flowing, turbulent waters?

The player who enjoys their trip the most wins!

Unless you are not happy with your trip at all... Then you can try to flip the raft and win with this cheeky move.

In Royale: Party at Louis' Card Game it is up to you to provide the nobles with their dinner.

In the center of the table is a tray containing the various dishes a player may choose from during his or her turn.

Choose a row by column and place it with your nobles to provide them with their wishes.

But beware! The nobles are picky eaters.

If you place something that does not meet their requirements, all previous dishes of this noble will disappear into the trash.

If you satisfy the noble's wish, you score points.

Will you be the waiter who makes the evening a success, or will your guests leave with an empty stomach?

In Tectonic Tribes, five tribes are trying to find their way through the mysterious land of Joldu. A world where the terrain is still forming and shifting tectonic plates are constantly creating new surprises. Each of these Tectonic Tribes aim to secure areas for themselves. Which tribe will be victorious when the terrain comes to rest?