2 to 5 players

Fantastische Reiche (Fantasy Realms)

With just seven cards in our hand and through simple card swapping-mechanics, we can create our own personal fantasy realm. The 53 unique cards, split into eleven categories such as ‚Land’, ‚Wizard’ or ‚Weapon’ can strengthen or block each other or even give minus points. But be careful: you can’t just pay attention to your

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| Nominated for Kennerspiel des Jahres | 2021

Draftosaurus

The dino park has been built, we’re just missing the stars of our show. Stegosaurus, Triceratops and the gang are ready to move in to their pens but players are still looking for new attractions for their zoos. At the start of a round each player randomly draws dinosaurs, from which they choose just one

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| Recommendation list Spiel des Jahres | 2020

Leo muss zum Friseur

When a noble lion’s mane begins to grow out of control, he goes to the barber – at least in this game. At exactly 8 o’clock in the morning Leo starts on his way to the barber’s shop. He’s got to hurry though, Bobo the chimp shuts his shop at 8 pm sharp. To successfully

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| Nominated for Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2016

Speed Colors

Remember, paint, score. Game components: six coloured felt-tip pens with cleaning sponge and 55 picture cards. Players must colour in black-and-white images on wipe-clean cards. These should be in the exact colours of the picture on the reverse of the card. All images consist of precisely six different colours. You’ll need to remember the exact

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| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2018

Kullerhexe

Broomstick, magic wand and shining amulet – the scatterbrained witch has lost all of her things in the magical forest. As speedy forest sprites, the players help her in her search. To do this, ever-changing teams of two children sit opposite each other, reveal an objective card and push down on the edges of the

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| Recommendation list Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2017

Fabulantica

Welcome to Fabulantica, the land of fairytales, where Puss in Boots, sorcerers’ apprentices, witches and djinns will say hello. Players have come to this magical realm for a family reunion. Your mission: search for the characters depicted on the cards around the edge of the game board. To do this you’ll travel by land, by

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| Nominated for Kinderspiel des Jahres | 2019

Flügelschlag

Over 900 species of birds are native to North America and just under a fifth of these take flight in designer Elizabeth Hargrave’s optimisation game Wingspan; from the red-bellied woodpecker to the purple gallinule. Attracting a bird to your aviary means you can play the corresponding card to the correct habitat area for that bird.

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| Kennerspiel des Jahres | 2019

Simsala… Bumm?

It’s the final wizard studies exam: you’ll need to summon a dragon, conjure up spirits or impress the competition with storms and fireballs – the necessary repertory in “Abraca…what?” is made up of eight magic spells. But which one is next? Each player has five personal spellstones showing this but you can only see the

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| Recommendation list Spiel des Jahres | 2015

Paper Tales

In the tactical card game Paper Tales, players construct kingdoms whose subjects will age and, as a rule, only survive two of the four total rounds. Is that not a bit merciless? No, it results in a dynamic and changing game that will take several plays to discover fully. Players may play four cards, later

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| Recommendation list Kennerspiel des Jahres | 2019