2 to 4 players

Agent Avenue

Two retired intelligence agents just can’t give up spying: In the sleek „Agent Avenue“, they try to expose their opponent. To catch them on the game board, they recruit colourful characters from the neighborhood for their own card display — while trying to sneak useless people into the opponent’s team. Whoever catches the other wins.

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| Recommendation list Spiel des Jahres | 2025

Cities

Whether it’s Venice or Sydney, Barcelona or Buenos Aires – in „Cities“, we compete to develop new districts in eight iconic metropolises. In doing so, we aim to appropriately mirror each city’s unique character. Each new district is built within a fixed grid of nine building plots. On these, we construct colorful buildings that can

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| Recommendation list Spiel des Jahres | 2025

Cascadia Junior

On the trail of nature: Off we go to Cascadia, the wild and diverse region in the northwestern USA and Canada. That means: back to Cascadia — this is a child-friendly reimplementation of the 2022 Game of the Year. Bears, deer, foxes, hawks, and salmon roam wetlands, rivers, forests, mountains, and prairies, all depicted on

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| Nominated for Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2025

Topp die Torte

Layer by layer, the young bakers stack their cake. But do the layers actually match? Using only their sense of proportion, children try to choose a new cake layer so that as many fillings as possible align with the previous one — and ideally, with the ones before that as well. Each match earns them

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| Nominated for Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2025

HiLo: Dein Königreich

Once upon a time, there was a classic game: „HiLo: Dein Königreich“ draws on one of the most beloved gameplay ideas and transports it to a magical realm. In the beginning of the game, each player has twelve cards laid out in two rows. By the end, everyone has built their own kingdom — populated

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| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2025

Syllaba (Syllabus)

Tea-cup. Two steps. Por-ce-lain. Three steps. Or just “tea” for one? With their animal pawns, children go star-hunting across the night sky. But they don’t need dice to move — a look at the picture card their pawn is on is all it takes. A word, related to the picture, determines how many spaces we’re

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| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2025

Neuland (Looot)

News spreads among the Viking tribes: a deserted land with valuable remnants has been discovered. By skillfully placing our Viking figures, we expand our influence and secure the most precious resources for our clan’s settlement. Ships from the homeland arrive each round with new orders, increasing the pressure. Apart from the race for territory on

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| Nominated for Kennerspiel des Jahres | 2025

Kauri

200 years of New Zealand’s settlement history packed into a board game. With the arrival of European colonial powers, with possums in tow, a dynamic interplay between humans and nature unfolds. Whether bird, Māori, rodent, or English settler — each pursue their own goals and change the conditions for the others. Each turn presents the

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| Recommendation list Kennerspiel des Jahres | 2025

Sea Salt & Paper

From shark to shell, from boat to swimmer, maritime motifs abound in the small-box card collection game “Sea Salt & Paper”. The salt of the game is clear in the well-seasoned central mechanic. Players take turns drawing cards, some face-up, some face-down, trying to either collect sets of cards with the same symbol or else

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| Recommendation list Spiel des Jahres | 2023