Three things you wear on your face: Obviously: a beard, glasses—and arrogance. Right? In “Dito!”, we try to guess what our fellow players are thinking. Matches score points; extra points are awarded if exactly one other person has written down the same word. We enter the our answers into a nine-square grid and check off
In “Take Time,” we control time. Or at least the right measuring tool, because it’s our goal to set clocks together by placing our cards correctly. After all, an accurate clock needs a well-functioning flywheel—the balance wheel. So we shouldn’t let ourselves be thrown off-balance: because during each round, we aren’t allowed to speak at
The nasty boss wants to take us down—but we’re sticking together, trying to gain the upper hand. In “Boss Fighters QR,” everyone has their own deck of cards, which they use to enter the fray as a troll, halfling, elf, or dwarf. The selected card is scanned via a QR code; the opponent then reacts
Place a tile, collect points, achieve goals: The basic gameplay of “Rebirth” is easy to learn—but from there, it gets challenging: Using three types of tiles—food farms, energy farms, and settlements—we populate a map of either Ireland or Scotland. Our goal is to develop castles and ports, build cathedrals, expand settlements, and complete quests. Each
Tulips glistening with morning dew, idyllic windmills by streams, or charming red barns in the sunlight: This tile-laying game is a visual delight with compelling game play. The important twist: We want to form large contiguous areas—but at the same time, we need to plan for large gaps within those areas. That’s because the wooden
A new neighborhood is taking shape. In no time at all, we fill a planning grid with all kinds of buildings. A residential building here, a supermarket there, and of course we need a school as well. But before we can place our buildings, we first have to buy the necessary plots of land—and the
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In the left corner: Shango and Milady. In the right corner: Ching Shih and Mephisto. In this card battle, we select our team from the twelve available characters and then we let the cards decide. Each character has their own unique fighting style—with advantages and sometimes disadvantages. After each round, we add a new card
A bomb is ticking! The surrounding area is cordoned off, the residents leave their homes and our team is called to defuse the bomb. At the site of the threat, we find the bomb with lots of cables, which we now have to cut one by one – but we musn’t cut a red cable.
Finding the right people is key — in life and in „Castle Combo“. We assemble a grid of nine cards featuring characters from medieval castle and village life. These residents need to be combined cleverly in order to turn their abilities into victory points: collect matching coat-of-arms colors, own specific card types, or gather as
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