You and your family have lived in the marshlands for generations. But your hometown is getting crowded and you’ve heard of a group of villages to the west, in a landscape of azure lakes, where the constantly flowing water has created a maze of watery caves, sinkholes, underground streams, and porous bedrock. There’s opportunity to start a new life there, catching fish, living in a stilt house on the lake, and exploring the deep sinkholes for rare ingredients and rusty treasures. You’ve packed up your favorite fishing pole and strapped the baby to your back, ready for a fresh start. If only you’d known about the ghosts, you might have stayed where you were. 2–4 Players 60–120 Min Age: 8+

Calling all cat lovers! You're sure to get the Zoomies over Cat Fluxx! We've herded nine Cats and their Human into this hilarious card game. In this version of Fluxx, your Cats will enjoy napping in a Sunbeam, playing with a Ball of Yarn, and squeezing into a Cardboard Box. But they may have to endure a Totally Empty Food Bowl or the dreaded Vacuum Cleaner! Meow is the time to get in on the feline fun! 1–6 Players 10–30 Min Age: 8+

Don’t Get Drunk is the drinking game you’ve been waiting for, with 4 separate types of cards in the game, mini games, unique spots, and short/long cuts you’re definitely going to have a crazy fun night! The 4 card types are Luck, Quiz, Dare, and Trial, these unique cards will test your wits, bravery, and skills. You may be dared to ding dong ditch your neighbor, twerk for a minute, post something wild on social media, or you might have to face another team in a game of beer pong, flip cup, or kings cup. Make sure to build your team accordingly! Be the first person or team to make it from the bar spot to the home spot. Roll the dice and move that amount of spaces, pick the corresponding card and do what it says, or don't, but beware there will be punishments! Don't be afraid to sabotage your opponents to get ahead in the game! 2–8 Players 45–120 Min Age: 18+

In Grand Central Skyport, you want to efficiently operate your airship station and attract the most prestigious tycoons to your city. During the game, you attract new airships to your skyport, and each airship has a color and an initial slotting movement. Try to maneuver your airships to group them by color so that they stack to score increasingly more points. Unfortunately, with each new ship entering your station, its movement will trigger the rearranging of previously placed airships, so ideally you can race other skyport owners around a central rondel to choose the incoming airships that are best for you. Drafting tycoons to your skyport will bring unique advantages in manipulating your docked airships, as well as additional scoring opportunities at the end of the game. Do you have the operational skills to handle the airships arriving at your station as efficiently as possible? If so, you may very well crown yours the grand central skyport. 2–4 Players 30–60 Min Age: 14+

Howdy Folks! You like blood? Violence? Freaks of nature? Well, then boy do we have something for you! Trick or Treat Studios is thrilled to present the House of 1000 Corpses Game! Play the part of the Firefly family, working together to round up some pesky kids who are running around your house! To win, you’ll need to bring enough of them to Dr. Satan before the police show up! 1–4 Players 30–60 Min Age: 17+

Steer your railway company through a land of strategic opportunity in the bag-building train game Lightning Train. Build your bag to improve your company's resources, then place your chips to open stations and train lines across eight regions of North America. There's a fortune to be made by delivering goods to the cities that need them...but will you work together, or look to cut out the competition? Which stations do you need to secure a route to victory? How can the powerful lightning trains accelerate you past your rivals? Purchasing new chips opens up new strategic opportunities – but always at a cost! – and getting the most value out of the deliveries available requires balance and careful planning. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 60–120 MinAge: 13+

The players battle on the side of Aragorn, Gandalf, Gimli, Legolas, and other companions against the foes of Mordor. Three enemy cards always lie on the table in The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth Card Game. Each enemy card shows a combination of one (e.g. Orc patrol) to four (e.g. Balrog) symbols, with six different symbols total in the game: sword, axe, spear, bow, fist, and shield. The symbols are not evenly distributed; some are associated with magic, and thus rarer than those associated with mundane weaponry. In order to beat the enemies, the players collect "fellowships" (groups) of companion cards (which also show some subset of the six symbols) in front of them. Once the symbols of a group match one or more enemy cards, the player can send this group to battle to win them. The group is then discarded. On their turn a player can either: Play one companion card to one of their groups and, if possible, attack. Start a new group and, if possible, attack. Draw one card from the deck. If it's a Mordor card, it is placed on the table and the card draw repeated; this continues until a companion is drawn, which is added to the player's hand. When the third Mordor card hits the table, all players suffer a counterattack and lose a card from their hand, a card from one of their groups, or an already vanquished enemy, depending on the text of the Mordor card. Then one of the enemies is discarded, and play continues with the triggering player drawing another card from the deck. When no enemies remain, the game ends. Each enemy card is worth 1-10 victory points, and the player with the most points wins. 2–4 PlayersPlay Time: 30 MinAge: 8+

After being stripped of all their possessions, a mage, a warrior, an elf, and a dwarf are forced to go rob the local Magic Maze shopping mall for all the equipment necessary for their next adventure. They agree to map out the labyrinth in its entirety first, then find each individual’s favorite store, and then locate the exit. In order to evade the surveillance of the guards who eyed their arrival suspiciously, all four will pull off their heists simultaneously, then dash to the exit. That's the plan anyway…but can they pull it off? Magic Maze is a real-time, cooperative game. Each player can control any hero in order to make that hero perform a very specific action, to which the other players do not have access: Move north, explore a new area, ride an escalator… All this requires rigorous cooperation between the players in order to succeed at moving the heroes prudently. However, you are allowed to communicate only for short periods during the game; the rest of the time, you must play without giving any visual or audio cues to each other. If all of the heroes succeed in leaving the shopping mall in the limited time allotted for the game, each having stolen a very specific item, then everyone wins together. At the start of the game, you have only three minutes in which to take actions. Hourglass spaces you encounter along the way give you more time. If the sand timer ever completely runs out, all players lose the game: Your loitering has aroused suspicion, and the mall security guards nab you! 1-8 Players 1–15 Min Playing Time Age: 8+

Special delivery from Amazon Primate! But of course, you might not want it because the package might go Baboom! That would, of course, give you the best opportunity to fall to your knees and shout "You Blew it Up!" So put on your Monkey Suit and Go Bananas – with the 56 all-new mischievous cards in Munchkin: Not My Monkeys. 56 cards and a rulesheet Developed by Devin Lewis Illustrated by Bas Goverde

In OUTFOX THE FOX players team up to debate and sequence the order of top 5 lists, but each round ,one player inserts a fake answer (THEFOX) among the 5 real ones. It’s like trivia night, but you are given ALL the answers. You and your crew just need to put them in the right order and catch THE FOX in a lie! Not convinced the team has them all right? Put your marker on the thing YOU think is absolutely in the right ranking space for Bonus points. 3–10 Players 20–60 Min Age: 10+

Cats and Witches! With Potions! Yes, please... In this quick game, you are attempting to brew more potions than any of your friends. You have the help of your charming cat companions, but they aren’t exactly under your control – they follow the whims of the moon. On your turn, you’ll roll the cat dice and then the moon die to see which potions the cats will help with. Then you’ll roll the ingredient dice and try to complete as many potions as possible. When all the Major and Minor potions have been completed, the game ends. The player with the most points wins. With whimsical illustrations by Naomi Lord (and questionable yet intriguing potion ingredients), Purrfect Potions is a superb family game that you'll want to play again and again. 2–4 Players 30 min Age: 14+

Put A Finger Down is the perfect party game to spice up any occasion! The game is simple: hold up five fingers and read the cards aloud. If it’s a DOWN card and applies to you, put a finger down. But! If it’s an UP card and you’re *that* person, take the penalty by putting a finger up. First with all their fingers down wins. Fun for any group size and simple to play, Put A Finger Down is the card game that will have everyone laughing. 2–20 Players 20–120 Min Age: 17+

Razzia! is a card game re-implementation of Knizia’s earlier board game Ra with the only notable changes being the re-theme and lack of catastrophes. This time players are mafiosi bidding for the booty stolen the previous night. Cars, jewels, and even whole nightclubs are for sale! Each round, players will take turns flipping over booty cards to see what is available for auction in this lot. Once a lot contains enough desirable items (or when a policeman card is revealed), players bid on the displayed items using the available cheques. The round ends when all the cheques have been spent, or when enough policemen arrive to raid the building and put an end to the illegal auction. Players then score points according to what cards they have accumulated – some cards are discarded after scoring, while others remain in that player’s collection for the following rounds. Whoever has the highest score after the third round is declared the winner. 2–5 Players 45 Min Age: 12+

Step into the eerie woods with Scream! where every card flip might unleash a shriek or a strategy. Scream! is the “spiritual” sequel to Scram! In the aftermath of the events in Scram!, the campers foolishly unleash the powers of the Necronomicon. Now your camping adventure has turned spooky with creatures from your darkest cinematic nightmares coming out of the woodwork! Can you survive the night? Players will draw a card, play a card, or exchange the cards from their hand. Scream! introduces bluffing into this golf-inspired hand shedding game. “Scream!” when you perceive to have the lowest score, and with killer timing, you’ll survive until morning victorious! 3–5 Players 30 Min Age: 15+

The thinkiest filler you'll every play, Stroop will ENFLAME YOUR BRAIN! Race to empty your deck before your opponents! Be prepared for your brain to bend in all sorts of ways, especially when the second round turns the rules on their head. It’s a mind game where your own mind works against you. Stroop is a real-time observation game based on the psychological Stroop Effect, which is a phenomenon caused by different functions of the brain interfering with one another. The cards in Stroop each display a single word. The words are printed in several colors (white, red, blue, and yellow), sizes (big and little), styles (hollow and solid) and have different numbers of letters (three, four, five, and six). The challenge is to read one word and quickly match it with the description of another word—without regard to what the second word says. In the first round of the game, players are dealt an equal number of cards, and a card is turned face-up in the center of the table, forming the base of a pile. Players then race to find a card in their deck that the center card describes, and place this on top of the pile, changing the center card. Play continues until one player runs out of cards. The second round of the game is similar to the first, except that the rule for eligible cards to play is reversed: now a card may be played only if its text describes the qualities of the card in the center. The player with the fewest cards remaining wins. 2–4 Players 10–15 Min Age: 8+

Bacon!!! The Card Game is a sweet meaty treat! Napolean Von Wienerschnitzel is hosting a contest and the greatest chefs in the land have gathered in his grillyard to vie for the coveted Golden Skillet. The challenge is simple. Bid to acquire lots of meat (and lesser foods) and pair them with as much Bacon you can acquire to create sizzling and crispy creations of deliciousness! The chef who goes whole hog and lays out the best bacon-wrapped spread of delights will be crowned the Golden Skillet Champion! * PICK UP AND PLAY - Convenient snack sized travel card game. * SIMPLE SILLY GAMEPLAY - Fast paced fun that sizzles. * FAMILY FRIENDLY - Great for all ages. * EASY TO LEARN - Gameplay is quick and lasts for about 15 minutes. 2–6 Players 15–30 Min Age: 8+

This updated version features an appendix with new insights on the classic war machines that filled the original Technical Readout. This also cleans up some of the clear biases that were present in the earlier editions and recounts the true history for each unit as is available. Each page follows the classic and iconic layout that would become a staple of the Technical Readout series, but offers updated depictions of the BattleMechs, aerospace fighters, and combat vehicles that better reflect modern manufacturing specifications. This includes a few variants that were not originally featured in 3025. This Technical Readout lists the capabilities and history of the most common pieces of military hardware used by the major houses of the Successor States in the year 3025. Focusing on BattleMechs and Aerospace Fighters, this volume also discusses important combat and support vehicles as well as the rare Land-Air-Mechs.

Roll out high-quality neoprene maps on your BattleTech gaming table, with these stunning new city maps! Each map is 34" x 22", the perfect "two-map" size for most games. The maps are high-resolution with great color quality, making them some of the most beautiful and durable BattleTech maps ever produced. The neoprene is also thin for ease of storage, and double-sided for versatility.

A strange comet, an extraordinary alchemist, and a mysterious elixir. Commissioned by an organization shrouded in mystery, players take the role of a historical expert and embark on a quest to piece together a recipe for a transformative elixir by deciphering messages, interpreting strange alchemical diagrams, and manipulating curious objects. The Emerald Flame tells a vibrant story over three distinct episodes, each packed with hand-drawn illustrations, unique components, and original puzzles of varying difficulty, challenging and engaging players of all experience levels. Each of the three chapters takes approximately 2-3 hours to complete, and can be played solo or in a small group. 1–4 Players 270–540 Min Age: 14+

An ages-old game of intrigue, guile and deduction for two players. You are the silent hand. One of 8 unwitting pawns will be your key to securing ultimate power. But your rival hides their own machinations to challenge you. Can you deduce their identity and eliminate them? Remove three key political targets? Or simply waltz in undetected and seize the throne? ENTHRONE is an abstract, two-player deduction game. The roughly octagonal, diecut board is ringed by 8 beautifully crafted figures, busts representing the potential heir to the throne; the reigning King, the Priestess, the Knight, the Jester, the Demon, the Assassin, the Archer and the Wizard. Each player is dealt three identity cards, each showing one of the above pawns. You will choose one whom you intend to Enthrone. You also know the other two identities you did not choose - are not the identity of your opponent. They have the same knowledge - and two identities are left forever unknown by any player. You win if you can advance your pawn to the throne space at the center of the board. OR you can win by deducing who your opponent is and capturing and eliminating their pawn. OR you can have the three target identities listed on the bottom of your card eliminated from the game (by you or your opponent's handiwork). But the magic of the game is which pieces can be activated each turn - and what they are capable of, based on their position on the tile track. Hex Tiles on the bottom three positions are locked and cannot be moved. The top five can move by placing the tile on the bottom of the Hex tiles and pushing all tiles above it up one notch. Tiles in the top two spaces are the only ones capable of capturing and eliminating a piece. Tiles in the top three positions are the only once who can be moved to the Throne space (so long as it is YOUR pawn). Manipulating and strategizing how to move and position these tiles to suit your agenda is critical. Keeping your identity secret, while unveiling your opponents is the tension. An abstract strategy game like no other - and absolutely stunning on the table. A game fit for Kings - or those who would enthrone them. 2 Players 15–30 Min Age: 10+

It's showtime in Kabuki Tricks, with players becoming producers of Kabuki performances in which the quality of showmanship depends on the number of tricks to be won. The game is played over a number of rounds, with each player having a chance to play as the dealer. Each round plays out as follows: * Each player gets a hand of a joker and seven random cards, which come in four actor suits. The dealer then arranges the separate actor cards in order to determine the rank of the suits, while also determining whether low or high cards are best. * The dealer leads to the first trick, and all players must follow suit, if possible — except that one non-lead player can play their joker instead of matching suit. When someone plays a joker, they place one of their player cards face down above one of the actor cards; their player card is a bet that they will win 1, 2, or 3 tricks, and the actor they played above is a bet that their final card will be that color. Additionally, they can either flip the High/Low card to affect which numbers are best or swap two adjacent actor cards to change the rank of the suits. * Whoever played the highest/lowest card in the highest rank wins the trick, then leads to the next trick. * After seven tricks, players reveal their bets and score: 1 point per trick captured, 1 or 2 points for correctly bidding the number of tricks they won, and 1 point if their final card matches the actor card they chose. Alternatively, if a player’s last card is their joker and they won zero tricks, they earn 5 points. The player with the highest score after adding the scores from each round wins. 2–5 Players 20–30 Min Age: 10+

Morrison Game Factory is a narrative puzzle adventure based in a board game factory full of mystery. On the outside, the factory is busily churning out games for the whole family to enjoy. On the inside, hidden messages and untold stories await. Solve riddles, crack codes, and unravel the secrets of the Morrison Game Company... all while falling in love with the characters of this sweet and funny puzzletale. 1–4 Players 100–240 Min Age: 14+

At long last, a lost ship has sailed into your cove! Is your song strong enough to attract the sailors away from it? On the opposite side of the cliff, another siren is surely preparing to fill the evening with notes meant to allure our new guests, as well. Will that song overpower yours, or can you gather more sailors to your side of the cliffs? Sirens is a quick and compact micro drafting game for 1 to 2 players, in which you’ll draft cards over the course of 2 to 3 rounds to construct a song to lure sailors away from the nearby ship. The player who successfully attracts 2 of the 3 sailors with their music will win the game! The game lasts for 2 or 3 rounds. Each round consists of 2 identical phases in which players draft cards, and then build a “song” with the cards that they kept. Each player’s “song score” will be totaled on 4 conditions, and the winning song then takes a facedown card as a sailor. The first player with 2 sailors wins! 1–2 Players 10–20 Min Age: 10+

A Carnivore Did It! promises a guilty meat-eater, but you will have to determine the culprit for yourself. Maybe an herbivore was actually behind the crime, or perhaps you're searching for two culprits — or even three? For each case in this co-operative game, you're given a number of suspects, with each suspect being assigned a statement, e.g., "Shark is telling the truth" or "A carnivore did it". You know how many culprits you're looking for, and you have some idea of how truthful everyone is being. Perhaps only one suspect is lying, or perhaps 3-4 of them are telling the truth. Putting all of this information together, can you determine who did the crime? A Carnivore Did It! includes two thousand cases, each with a single solution, with the difficulty increasing to have up to seven suspects, conditional statements, and varying levels of truthiness. Also included is a campaign mode that links several cases together, with you scoring in them based on the amount of time it takes to find each solution...if you find them at all. 1–5 PlayersPlay Time: 20 MinAge: 8+