• 2–4 Players
• Play Time 45–60 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.

• 2–5 Players
• Play Time 15–20 Min
• Age: 8+

Cauldron 15 – Witch’s Cauldron is a trick-taking card game from Japan. Players are witches bringing different ingredients to brew up potions.
Play follows the normal method for tricks. However, players are trying to reach but not exceed a total of 15. The cards players earn from winning tricks depend on the total value of the trick. If it is under or on 15, that’s okay, but going over 15 causes trouble.
Further, if the player’s final score is over 15, they cannot win. But by obtaining all five ingredients, a player can neutralise the potion and discard to alter their score.

• 1–2 Players
• Play Time15–30 Min
• Suggested Age: 10+

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through Kyoto’s quaint streets, where locals and tourists wear traditional kimonos, immersing themselves in the city’s timeless charm. As a budding photographer enchanted by the beauty of kimonos, you traverse the streets, seeking permission to capture these elegant figures. Strategize and outmaneuver your opponents to secure the best photo opportunities in this vibrant scene. With captivating glimpses of kimono-clad beauties, create cherished memories to treasure forever.

Kimono Memories is a two player competitive game where players draft cards from a rotating board to place in their own album pyramids. The goal is to collect the most kimono-clad beauties with matching patterns to gain the highest influence.

• 2–4 Players
• Play Time30–45 MinPlaying Time
• Suggested Age: 6+

Once a year, the Flower Fairies gather for the Grand Fairy Perfume Contest, where only the most enchanting scent will win the title of Legendary Scentweaver.

In Fairy Perfume, 2–4 players shake fragrance stones from their bottles, balancing risk and reward. Store your stones to earn point and upgrade your abilities.

Fairy Perfume plays in about 30 minutes, is easy to learn, and offers a magical blend of push-your-luck strategy, and whimsical charm.

Come enjoy the annual festival with us!

On your turn in Fairy Perfume, you may perform two actions:

– Buy a Gem: Add a colorful gem to your board, each with its own magical effect.

– Bottle Gems: Place all gems from your board into your bottle.

– Shake the Bottle: Risk and reward! Draw fragrance stone between your minimum and maximum limit. Go over, and you’ll earn annoying black coals instead.

– Discard a Gem: Remove one gem (even a coal) from your board.

– Activate Abilities or Goals: Spend Fairy Points to unlock upgrades or score conditions for the end of the game.

Fragrance stone sparkle with different powers: yellow earns coins, green gives Fairy Points, red burdens neighbors with coal, white grants 2 Fairy Points, blue gives 3 coins, and purple is worth 6 points at the end.

The game ends once all purple fragrance stones are gone. Players then count points from goals, fragrance stones, abilities, and subtract for any black coals.

With double-sided player boards, unique powers, and a variety of goals, no two contests are ever the same!

• 2 Players
• Play Time30 Min
• Suggested Age: 10+

Old friends and enemies meet in the streets of New York, and an epic battle of good vs. evil erupts: Who will prevail? Doctor Strange and Hulk, or Ultron and Loki?

In MARVEL: Skirmish! In New York, each player takes one side of the battlefield in New York City, using their unique deck of either heroes or villains to control the landscape. Play your cards wisely, exploit the weaknesses of your opponent’s cards, gather valuable artifacts, and seize strategically important locations.

• 1–4 Players
• Play Time100 Min
• Suggested Age: 14+

The Dwarven King has issued an order to the houses of each clan. It is imperative to reclaim Karrak-cüm-Kazar, the sacred mountain, ancestral home of the Dwarves since the first Age of the Beard. For too long it has been occupied by the poison of the dark lords, with their creatures defiling the halls that once housed the noblest of all Dwarves. The insult cannot last any longer. The Dwarves return to the mountain.

Covenant is played in turns over three ages. During their turn, players will assign the Dwarves of their clan to different tasks that will allow them to explore the ancient halls of the ancestors and drive out their enemies while rebuilding their ancestral home. Your dwarf tokens and tools will allow you to do all kinds of actions: dig into the mountain, defeat the enemies that live there, and build all kinds of buildings that will bring the legendary dwarf city back to life. At the end of the game, the clan that has accumulated the most glory will take the recognition of the monarch and the victory.

• 2–4 Players
• Play Time45–75 Min
• Suggested Age: 10+

Across the globe, numerous species face the threat of total extinction. As the leader of a non-governmental organization, your mission is to preserve as many animal species as possible, ensuring they thrive in their natural habitats. Mobilize your teams of animal caretakers, release animals back into the wild, and provide them a safe haven in your refuge. The reputation of your organization is on the line!

Coexist centers on open-drafting and resource-management mechanisms. Releasing animals into the wild earns you points and unlocks special skills, but you need to recognize your limits and avoid overestimating your team’s capabilities. The first player to release five species into the wild triggers the game end, then the player with the most points wins.