Tatsumi – More Puzzle Than Dragon
The islands of Tatsumi have fallen out of balance. Elemental rifts have appeared across the land, and the people are relying on their guardian dragons, known as Tatsu, to put things right. You’ll fly across the surrounding sea, gather rings…
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Gingham – The Sweetest Things Rarely Stay Yours
A picnic blanket has been abandoned with cookies, cupcakes, pies, cherries, and other sweets still sitting on it. For us, that would probably raise a few questions. For the ants in Gingham, it’s simply a good day. Each player controls…
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Stag – Raising Beetles and Deciding Who to Trust
Beetles spend most of their early lives hidden underground, which sounds fairly peaceful. In Stag, their lives involve careful feeding, competition for space, evolutionary traits, and eventually a public disagreement in the middle of the table. You’ll raise different species…
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The Phantom of the Opera – Following the Score Instead of the Tricks
The Phantom of the Opera takes Gaston Leroux’s story and turns it into a two-player trick-taking game. One player becomes the Phantom, trying to finish a composition for Christine. The other plays Christine, who wants to leave that composition unfinished…
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Crops – Farming With One Eye on the Moon
In Crops, you have twelve turns to build a field of vegetables in a 3 by 4 grid. You place crop cards, connect matching family symbols, add goals to individual columns, and create moon phases between neighbouring cards. The problem…
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Capsule Collector – What’s Hiding Inside?
Bright capsules are lined up behind the glass, and somewhere inside them might be the toy you’re hoping for. Or, let’s be honest, it might be another rubber duck. You won’t know until you open it. In Capsule Collector, two…
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Kuroshio – Route Building on the Open Ocean
The Kuroshio Current carries warm water north through the western Pacific, along Taiwan and Japan. It attracts large schools of fish, followed by bigger predators, whales and fishing boats hoping to find a valuable catch. In Kuroshio, we add sea…
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Countryside – Four Workers and Too Many Farm Plans
A small patch of land slowly turns into a proper countryside. A field appears, then a garden, perhaps a barn, and before long there are fruit trees, animals, crops, and people all trying to be useful at the same time.…
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Durchmarsch – Or Why Stopping Is Harder Than Rolling
Durchmarsch is a small dice game about moving along a row of numbers, one step at a time, while constantly asking yourself one simple question: do I stop now, or do I roll again? At first, that doesn’t sound like…
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Octobuns – Baking Orders With Eight Arms and Nine Spaces
The harbour is busy, the customers are hungry, and somewhere in the middle of all that chaos, an octopus is trying to run a bakery. That already sounds like a good start for a card game. In Octobuns, players are…
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