As the captain of a fleet during the Age of Discovery, you have been chosen by your king to explore uncharted lands and map the edges of the known world. Each game presents a new challenge where you’ll need to guide your crew with wisdom and resolve, all in service of your kingdom’s glory. Fierce winds and sudden storms will test your leadership, while the cards in your hand will help you maintain morale and steer your crew across the seas. Though hardships may wear you down, they also teach you valuable skills to overcome the trials ahead. Victory lies in reaching your destination. But beware! Failure awaits if morale crumbles or your crew turns against you. Adamastor is a hand and tableau management game built around multi-use cards, with an optional story-driven campaign mode. Events trigger based on icon combinations, bringing harsh challenges—and occasional rewards. As you play, trauma cards accumulate, abstracting the crew’s growing despair and escalating the difficulty. Whether in single sessions or the linked campaign, every voyage tests your resilience in this brutal age of sail. 1 Player 30 Min Age: 14+

Palco Reale expands on The Battle of the Divas by intensifying the duel and pushing the drama up a notch or two. While the legendary rivalry between Callas and Tebaldi reaches fever pitch on stage, all eyes turn to the private boxes. The procession of celebrities, aristocrats and jet-setters turns each performance into a show within a show. In Palco Reale you will not only perform for the audience; you must also keep in mind that in the Royal Box are some of the most influential people of the twentieth century. Each of them has their own tastes and whims, so satisfying their expectations will be crucial for promoting your artistic vision to the world. The spotlight is on you. Can you live up to it?

Build a thriving Biome in this highly thematic nature themed tableau builder for 1-4 players. Compete for biodiversity achievements and outmaneuver your opponents by activating the special abilities of your plants and animals. Each action can only be activated once, so think carefully about which actions you take and when. Rounds of the game move through the seasons, each season having its own thematic impact on the Biome. In the simultaneous gameplay phase, draw cards and collect resources to play a plant or animal into your Biome and earn points. Play your birds and rabbits next to plants, so that in Spring, they will make nests and have chicks and baby bunnies! But beware, in Summer, your opponents' predators are on the prowl. Protect your baby animals by playing more plants in each habitat. Earn points with successful hunts and by feeding your baby animals. Add the optional Natural Disasters mini expansion (spinner) to bring additional variability and nature's harsh reality to your game of Biome. With many ways to earn points (and win!) plus multiple difficulty levels, you can tailor your game to your adventure level! 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 60–90 MinAge: 10+

The International Space Station has been a big success! With a green light from President Cat, the CATSUP space agency can now expand the station by adding on all the modules. It's up to the CatStronauts to move these modules to the right spot as each arrives, bringing them online one at a time...before their time runs out! CatStronauts: The Board Game is a co-operative game in which you get to guide fearless commander Major Meowser, brave-but-hungry pilot Waffles, genius technician and inventor Blanket, and quick-thinking science officer Pom Pom on their most important mission yet. You win as a team by completing your core mission, which is to bring all of the space station's new modules online, boot up the system, and launch the re-entry pod before the power level drops to 0. As you move about the space station and assemble the modules as they arrive, you'll encounter side missions and alerts that make your core mission take extra time — but with teamwork and communication, the CatStronauts will overcome these difficulties to make it home in time for their parade. There will be really good snacks, too! Rules variants simplify the game for younger players, make it solo-player friendly, and increase the challenge for advanced gamers. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 30 MinAge: 8+

In Coming of Age, you will start the game as a child, and as such, you will have a limited set of interests and skills that will determine your development. During this time, your parents' help will be important for your progress. As the years go by, you will grow and acquire new interests, gain more independence, and with it, access to other experiences that will allow you to achieve your own life goals. In this journey through adolescence, you will form memories, shape different traits of your personality, make friends, fall in love, and try to manage frustrations with the goal of realizing yourself as a person by fulfilling your dreams and ambitions. Using a dice-management mechanism, you will visit different locations in the city, acquiring experiences that will modulate various aspects of your personality reflected on your personal board, with the goal of achieving the different life goals you will acquire during the game. 1–4 Players 40–80 Min Age: 14+

Embark on a thrilling expedition for knowledge in Ice & Idols! Your expedition has discovered an ancient temple cloaked in ice and dust, containing a labyrinth of ever shifting pathways. Time is of the essence as you navigate this frozen maze, uncovering Idols that hold powerful secrets. Ice & Idols is a unique pick-up and deliver game for 2-4 adventurers with a twist—literally! Rotate the temple ruins and manipulate pathway tiles to your advantage, strategically positioning yourself to research the Idols and harness their hidden powers. Every move you make could lead to groundbreaking discoveries or unforeseen obstacles. 2–4 PlayersPlay Time: 45–60 MinAge: 14+

In the Divine Comedy, the poet Dante Alighieri enters Hell in search of his beloved Beatrice. Guided by Virgil, he descends through the nine circles, witnessing how each sinner is eternally punished in a manner as horrifying as the sin they committed in life. Inferno is a soul management game where each player must guide sinners to their respective circles in Hell. The central board consists of two parts: one displaying all 9 circles and the soul registry, while the other represents Florence in the early 14th century, where Dante lived, with its power games and palace intrigues. Each turn consists of two phases: Inferno Phase: The player advances a soul through Hell, earning Infamy Points if they successfully guide it to its corresponding circle. Florence Phase: The player must choose between: Playing an action at a city location (adopting a street urchin, building a new level of the family tower, or inviting home an illustrious character, among others). Exposing a sinner, who is executed, and their soul is led to Hell. By doing so, the player advances on the Hell registry, which keeps track of everyone’s supplied souls. With each death, Dante takes a step closer to his descent. When he reaches the gate that will lead him to Purgatory, the game ends. The player with the most Infamy Points is declared the winner and deemed untrustworthy. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 45–120 MinAge: 14+

New edition of the classic dexterity game. Revised rules, updated scoring system, and new cities. Where some see trash, others see art. You are an emerging artist known for turning scrap into magnificent structures and transforming junk into impressive creations. This type of art, known as Junk Art, is booming, and other artists like you are beginning to showcase their extraordinary skills. The movement is gaining ever more followers worldwide, and every major city is hosting its own exhibitions. It’s time to leave your studio and show your creations to the world. Embark on a world tour and achieve fame in the name of Junk Art. Junk Art is a mix of steady hands, balance, and a bit of luck. Embark on a world tour and exhibit your works in different cities around the world, creating a unique structure in each city using the game pieces. Regardless of the location, your goal remains the same: increase your fame and become the artist of the hour. 2–6 Players 30 Min Age: 8+

Knitting Circle is a stand-alone follow up to the hit spatial puzzle game Calico! In this gorgeous puzzly tile-laying game for the whole family, players are knitters competing to create the coziest, most beautiful assortment of garments. Rounds are simple - collect yarn from the central basket and knit it into garments while trying to get your color combinations and patterns just right! Earn victory points by completing garments, adding buttons, and fulfilling bonus scoring goals. Along the way, your furry feline friend can help you out by reaching their grabby paws into the bag to secure you the best yarn! With variable scoring goals, and dozens of unique template cards, each game of Knitting Circle brings a new spatial puzzle to your table! 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 30–45 MinAge: 10+

Long ago, the once-gentle leviathans lost their minds and tore the world apart. After generations of hiding and struggle, humanity discovered that the frenzied leviathans can be restored. Climbers willing to take the risk must explore the wilds and work together to remove a series of binding crystals to heal the leviathans roaming the world. In Leviathan Wilds, 1-4 players will confront these colossal beings, with each creature being depicted across the spread of a spiral-bound storybook that makes up the game's board. The book also forms the basis of a connected campaign mode built around the game's story, with each of twenty included scenarios estimated to last around 45 minutes. Tougher difficulty levels are also available for added replayability. Each character's deck of multi-use cards is unique, allowing them to climb, jump, and glide around the board in different ways. The number of cards left in the slim deck represents their grip on the leviathan's body; if the deck runs out, the player loses their grip and begins to fall down the board until they're able to reach a rest space, which resets their deck. Moving onto rest spaces also provides a way to regain one's grip without falling. Other spaces reduce a character's health or grip or they increase blight, a status that reduces their overall hit points. The leviathan has its own deck of cards, which triggers various effects at the beginning of a player's turn, from targeted attacks that reduce health to effects that move players between spaces or loosen their grip. As the game progresses, the leviathan gradually gains "rage", which intensifies the effect of its event cards. Players' characters can move around a square grid overlaid on the creature's body by spending action points — the number being determined by a card played at the start of their turn — and their remaining hand of ability cards to reach the crystals and reduce them to zero. Victory is achieved by reducing all crystals, which vary in strength, to zero. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 45–90 MinAge: 10+

As spring dawns, the great thaw begins. Deep beneath the sprouting meadow grasses the queen stirs in her nest and the colony comes to life. Soldiers venture forth, battling centipedes while clashing with opposing colonies for territory. Workers dig an ever-expanding network of tunnels in their tireless search for food. The first larvae hatch and it is clear this generation will be different: the young colonies rapidly evolve into a multitude of new forms. The ants march out to claim the meadow as their own! March of the Ants: Evolved Edition is a revised and upgraded version of the original base game from 2015 featuring: * New artwork and graphic design * Revised and updated Mechanics * New Resting cards and Great Tunnel Battles * Wooden Ant Meeples * Same quick playtime that delivers a rich 4X feel in under 90 minutes. March of the Ants puts players in control of an ant nest, competing for success with rival nests. You will explore the unknown reaches of the Meadow, evolve your ants to create new species, and vie for control of the Great Tunnel. March of the Ants is an open-ended strategy game with many paths to victory. As your nest grows and your ants evolve, you must carefully craft your strategy to emerge victorious. 1–5 PlayersPlay Time: 60–90 MinAge: 13+

Trade flourishes, your clan grows in power, and the coveted title of Minos feels within your grasp. Yet, in the intricate web of life, nothing is achieved without the favor of the gods. To earn their attention, you offer gifts, orchestrate sacred dances, and commission a magnificent bull’s head adorned with golden horns for your household altar. You pray, hoping for the blessing of the Great Mother Goddess. For you know, that without divine favor, life would be far more uncertain, its challenges unbearable. You are worthy and you will prove it. It is your conviction. Your faith. Minos: Dawn of Faith is an expansion for Minos: Dawn of the Bronze Age that introduces new dice allowing players to gain favor of the gods. It brings new strategies to the table as well as new abilities for the players, and various other improvements.

In Moon Bunny, you take on the role of a master bunny alchemist inspired by folklore. Your task is to guide your bunny assistants on a journey through the lunar landscape to gather rare Asian herbs. Each assistant has their own unique hopping movement pattern, and it is up to you to choose the right ones for the task at hand. Once you have collected the necessary ingredients, bring them back to your workshop and arrange them in a specific pattern to brew the ultimate elixir of life. The bunny who is able to gift this elixir to the world, bringing health and happiness to all, wins the game! Moon Bunny is played in rounds. During a round, each player takes one turn, starting with the first player and going clockwise. On your turn, move your Bunny and bring the Herb or Recipe it landed on back to your workshop board. Optimize points by matching the public and private Recipes. The game ends when either the bag or Recipe stack is empty: players complete the current round, play one more round, and compare scores. The player with the most points wins. 1-4 Players Play Time: 30-60 Min Age: 14+

The walls were lined with iron shelves, each metal slat overfilled with glass jars containing formaldehyde and grotesque curiosities within. Pristine brass tools and refined metals of a quality I had never before laid eyes upon were strewn across sturdy slabs of rock and wood, their edges sharp with use. However, my eyes were soon drawn to a sturdy writing desk, its mahogany eaves inlaid with thin strips of copper, the center of which contained a well-worn leather-bound book. My father's journal — passed down to me and representing years of knowledge and countless experiments. And inside that weathered tome, atop the pearly parchment oxidized yellow at its frayed edges, were the deliberate quill marks of a crazed genius outlining the ambitious project he could never complete in one lifetime — his masterwork. Without realizing it, my hands were shaking as I clutched the book to my chest. At once, I felt an ownership and anxiety for the scientific sketches scrawled so eloquently on those frayed sheets. It was at that moment that I began my obsession: I would restore this laboratory to its former brilliance and dedicate my life to completing my father's work! In My Father's Work, players are competing mad scientists entrusted with a page from their father's journal and a large estate in which to perform their devious experiments. Players earn points by completing experiments, aiding the town in its endeavors, upgrading their macabre estates, and hopefully completing their father's masterwork. But they have to balance study and active experimentation because at the end of each generation, all of their experiments and resources are lost to time until their child begins again with only the "Journaled Knowledge and Estate" they have willed to them — and since the game is played over the course of three generations, it is inevitable that the players will rouse the townsfolk to form angry mobs or spiral into insanity from the ethically dubious works they have created. The player with the most points at the end of three generations wins and becomes the most revered, feared, ingenious scientist the world has ever known! 2–4 PlayersPlay Time: 180 MinAge: 14+

Step into the role of a space orchestra manager with Philharmonix, the worker placement game that combines music and sci-fi in an out-of-this-world experience! Send your orchestra on missions to perform on different planets, strategically acquire new talented musicians, and train them to reach their full potential. Please the patrons that sponsor these concerts with your performances, and watch out for unexpected challenges along the way. In Philharmonix, you play as a space orchestra manager, trying to become the most prestigious orchestra in the Malaya sector. Each turn, you will select one of the 6 major actions or the basic move action. The basic action is to move across the Malayan planets or to gain money. The major actions include: recruiting musicians, training musicians & conductors, creating symphonies, performing Symphonies, gaining patrons, and expanding your knowledge and experience. During your turn, you can also perform free actions to manipulate your gameplay. Each action consumes action points which would be randomized every round and could consume more action points if the action is occupied. Thus, players need to be efficient in selecting their actions. Players can gain Prestige in many ways, but mainly from performing Symphonies and recording “Records” (objectives). Other methods of gaining Prestige are region majority, collecting musicians, and claiming patrons. The game ends after five rounds and the player with the most Prestige is the winner of the game and is proclaimed the best space orchestra manager! 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 60–150 MinAge: 13+

Join us on an epic journey through the world of Archaic Period Greece, where heroes are born, city-states clash in bitter rivalries, and the gods themselves shape the destiny of mortals. Prepare to immerse yourself in a strategic and immersive board game experience. Will you channel the wisdom of the mighty Olympian gods to lead your city-state to greatness? Or will you rely on cunning tactics and military might to conquer your rivals? In Pillars of Heracles, you will embark on a quest to build and shape your own city-state, compete against formidable adversaries, and navigate the intricacies of ancient Greek society. As you explore the game's intricately designed world, you will encounter iconic figures from Greek history and mythology, engage in trade and diplomacy, and face the challenges and rewards of city-building. Every decision you make will shape the fate of your city-state and determine your path to victory. Against its rich historical and mythological backdrop, the game offers a unique blend of area control, rondel mechanics, and deckbuilding, tableau building, set collection and resource management. As you expand your city-state and manage your resources, you'll need to strategize your moves on the rondel, carefully planning your actions. Building and managing your deck allows you to customize your strategy and prepare for exciting challenges. The objective of the game is to become the most glorious City-state of them all! You can gain Glory in the game by Controlling Cities and Regions, Building Monuments and Fulfilling Prophecies. The game end triggers when players have collectively reached the end of a number of Region tracks equal to the number of players, when a player Controls 6 Cities, or when 3 Era III Prophecy cards have been removed from the Game board. The player with the most Glory wins the game! 1-4 Players Play Time: 90-120 Min Age: 14+

A Place for All My Books is a puzzley book gathering, sorting, and organizing game in which players arrange stacks of books in different rooms of their apartment as personal projects. When done, they can admire their accomplishments and gain their rewards – not least of which is renewed energy, which they can then spend to head out into the village - to pick up more books! Over nine rounds, players visit locations and gather books to complete objectives and earn Victory Points. The player with the most Victory Points wins. The organizational puzzles are easy to accomplish, with the challenge being how many of them you can accomplish all at once to optimize each "admire" action. A Place for All My Books includes a solo mode in which you must beat the game's rival: Penelope Eveready, an untiring extrovert who seems to be grabbing all the books you had wanted. 1-4 Players Play Time: 40-60 Min Age: 10+

Dark times loom over the kingdom of Thebes. The blind, old king Oedipus left the throne in disgrace and asked Polynices and Eteocles, his own sons, to rule the city together. But power corrupts and ancient feuds call for new blood to be spilled. Soon, Polynices finds himself leading an army from the rival city of Argos against his own brother. The Theban nobles support Eteocles as he maintains precarious rule over Thebes. The young king calls for defenders to man the seven gates of the city, while the invaders’ seven champions lead the attack on the gates. Meanwhile, the famous citadel of Thebes, the Cadmea, lies in disarray. It is as if the Fates themselves have lined everything up against the current rulers of Thebes! While the common folks prepare for war, the noble families whisper among themselves that the time for new leadership has come, and the time to rebuild the Cadmea is now! In Thebai, players assume the role of influential leaders from noble families during the tumultuous late Bronze Age. Throughout the game, players are tasked with rebuilding the Cadmea, the citadel of Thebes, while restoring the city’s exports, praying to the gods of the city, and protecting the lives of the citizens as grand heroes spill each other’s blood outside the gates. The game lasts 10 rounds, each divided into an Action phase and a Fate phase. During the Action phase, players use one Citizen die, and then move their Archon on the Cadmea. During the Fate phase, players may get additional scoring opportunities, depending on their accomplishments and for protecting the city gates. After final scoring the player with the most Victory Points is the winner. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 90–150 MinAge: 14+

Too Many Bones comes loaded for bear by breaking into a new genre: the dice-builder RPG. This game takes everything you think you know about dice-rolling and turns it on its head. Dripping with strategy, this fantasy-based RPG puts you in the skin of a new race and takes you on an adventure to the northern territories to root out and defeat growing enemy forces and of course the infamous "baddie" responsible. Team up or go it alone in a 1-4 player Coop or Solo play campaign. With over 100+ unique skill dice and 4-7 classes to choose from, every battle is its own mini challenge to figure out. Your adventure will consist of 8-12 battles before you reach your final destination and face off against one of a number of possible kingpins in order to win. Along the way, you will be faced with storyline decisions that will quickly have you weighing risk/reward, odds, and logic - with dice woven into every aspect! Your party will also be faced with other decisions: when to rest, when to explore, or even which fights to pursue! The Encounter cards offer fun plot twists and some comic relief, all while setting the stage for your next battle. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 60–120 MinAge: 12+

100 cards stacked with sleeves can be a very shaky affair, and in the heat of battle, you often pull from the discard pile or the cards mix, and the game is over before it has started. To prevent this from happening, this sturdy plastic Feldherr card deck holder is for your Commander deck. This way, you keep order on the tabletop and draw a clear line between the game deck and the discard pile. And wobbly card stacks are a thing of the past. That saves you time and spares your nerves. The deck holder has space for: Game cards in Standard Card Game Size (64 x 89 mm) Accommodate a Lord Commander deck with up to 100 cards in protective sleeves (max. external dimensions 68 x 97 mm, Ultra-Pro sleeves also fit) in the deck compartment. Theoretically, up to 200 cards without sleeves are possible. Of course, 100 discarded cards in protective sleeves also fit into the Graveyard. You never know when you might have to discard all your cards. The card deck holder was designed specifically for the Commander Decks from "Magic: The Gathering." In addition, the card deck holder is suitable for all card game, tabletop, and board game systems in "Standard Card Game Size" format in which a deck of cards is used and cards have to be discarded like Force of Will. The different compartments prevent cards from being drawn from the wrong deck or mixing up the stacks. The high walls and the steps in the deck compartment prevent the card deck from tipping over or shifting. The cards also have an excellent hold with sleeves. The compartments each have the dimensions: Deck compartment dimensions: 97 mm long x 68 mm wide x 70 mm deep discard compartment / Graveyard dimensions: 70 mm long x 68 mm wide x 70 mm deep The card holder has the dimensions: 171 mm x 72 mm x 72 mm high As with all 3D-printed models, minor imperfections may occur. The product images are only examples of how the finished product may look. Colors may vary. All products are delivered unpainted. thermosoftening plastic made from renewable raw materials ready to use - no assembly required 3D printed in Germany

100 cards stacked with sleeves can be a very shaky affair, and in the heat of battle, you often pull from the discard pile or the cards mix, and the game is over before it has started. To prevent this from happening, this sturdy plastic Feldherr card deck holder is for your Commander deck. This way, you keep order on the tabletop and draw a clear line between the game deck and the discard pile. And wobbly card stacks are a thing of the past. That saves you time and spares your nerves. The deck holder has space for: Game cards in Standard Card Game Size (64 x 89 mm) Accommodate a Lord Commander deck with up to 100 cards in protective sleeves (max. external dimensions 68 x 97 mm, Ultra-Pro sleeves also fit) in the deck compartment. Theoretically, up to 200 cards without sleeves are possible. Of course, 100 discarded cards in protective sleeves also fit into the Graveyard. You never know when you might have to discard all your cards. The card deck holder was designed specifically for the Commander Decks from "Magic: The Gathering." In addition, the card deck holder is suitable for all card game, tabletop, and board game systems in "Standard Card Game Size" format in which a deck of cards is used and cards have to be discarded like Force of Will. The different compartments prevent cards from being drawn from the wrong deck or mixing up the stacks. The high walls and the steps in the deck compartment prevent the card deck from tipping over or shifting. The cards also have an excellent hold with sleeves. The compartments each have the dimensions: Deck compartment dimensions: 97 mm long x 68 mm wide x 70 mm deep discard compartment / Graveyard dimensions: 70 mm long x 68 mm wide x 70 mm deep The card holder has the dimensions: 171 mm x 72 mm x 72 mm high As with all 3D-printed models, minor imperfections may occur. The product images are only examples of how the finished product may look. Colors may vary. All products are delivered unpainted. thermosoftening plastic made from renewable raw materials ready to use - no assembly required 3D printed in Germany

In the card game Flesh and Blood, mighty heroes clash. With this Feldherr card deck holder made of robust plastic, you not only maintain order on the gaming table but also create a clear separation between your playing deck and the discard pile. No more wobbly card stacks – saving you time and nerves. The card deck holder is ideal for a Flesh and Blood playing deck. The cards fit even with sleeves* (max. outer dimensions with sleeves: approx. 68 x 97 mm). Up to 70 cards with sleeves* (or 140 cards without sleeves) can be accommodated in the deck compartment. The storage compartment also holds 70 cards with sleeves* (or 140 cards without sleeves). After all, you never know if you'll have to discard all the cards. You can also use the compartment for the discard pile for your side deck. The different compartments prevent cards from being drawn mistakenly or stacks from being mixed up. The high walls and steps in the deck compartment prevent cards from tipping over or slipping. Even sleeved, the cards stay in place. Ready to use - no assembly required The compartments have the following dimensions: Dimensions of the deck compartment: 97 mm length x 68 mm width x 40 mm depth Dimensions of the storage compartment/graveyard: 40 mm length x 68 mm width x 40 mm depth The card deck holder has the dimensions: 141 mm length x 72 mm width x 42 mm height thermosoftening plastic made from renewable raw materials ready to use - no assembly required 3D printed in Germany As with all 3D-printed models, minor imperfections may occur. The product images are only examples of how the finished product may look. Colors may vary. All products are delivered unpainted.

In the card game Flesh and Blood, mighty heroes clash. With this Feldherr card deck holder made of robust plastic, you not only maintain order on the gaming table but also create a clear separation between your playing deck and the discard pile. No more wobbly card stacks – saving you time and nerves. The card deck holder is ideal for a Flesh and Blood playing deck. The cards fit even with sleeves* (max. outer dimensions with sleeves: approx. 68 x 97 mm). Up to 70 cards with sleeves* (or 140 cards without sleeves) can be accommodated in the deck compartment. The storage compartment also holds 70 cards with sleeves* (or 140 cards without sleeves). After all, you never know if you'll have to discard all the cards. You can also use the compartment for the discard pile for your side deck. The different compartments prevent cards from being drawn mistakenly or stacks from being mixed up. The high walls and steps in the deck compartment prevent cards from tipping over or slipping. Even sleeved, the cards stay in place. Ready to use - no assembly required The compartments have the following dimensions: Dimensions of the deck compartment: 97 mm length x 68 mm width x 40 mm depth Dimensions of the storage compartment/graveyard: 40 mm length x 68 mm width x 40 mm depth The card deck holder has the dimensions: 141 mm length x 72 mm width x 42 mm height thermosoftening plastic made from renewable raw materials ready to use - no assembly required 3D printed in Germany As with all 3D-printed models, minor imperfections may occur. The product images are only examples of how the finished product may look. Colors may vary. All products are delivered unpainted. *Tested with premium card sleeves from GameGenic and Ultra Pro

Live your best life in Adulthood, now with Pets! The Pet Projects expansion refreshes the hit life-sim game Adulthood. This shuffle-in set of over 40 new cards includes Pets, new Careers, Partners, Life Events, Values, and Solo Achievements. Pets provide an alternative scoring path for the game; as long as you're able to invest Care in your pets, they'll pay off with Happiness points and other abilities. There’s also an all-new set of Careers with infinite activations, allowing you to activate those cards as many times as you have the time and energy to do so!