Vendor: WizKids (I)
Type: Board Games
Price: 53.95

Vendor: Game Factory
Type: Board Games
Price: 42.95

Note: This game is in German.

“ This is the FUNNIEST dinosaur fossil site ever!”
An enormous amount of dinosaur fossils has been found. Excavation experts from all over the world gathered to excavate dinosaur fossils.
Can we find and restore dinosaur fossils then become the best diggers?
But be careful!
If we rush or excavate too aggressively,the unstable excavation site may collapse!

Players become experts in dinosaur excavation.

They will discover and restore dinosaur fossils buried under rocks. In their turn, they use tweezers to excavate fossil tiles. If a player collects one head, one tail, and two leg tiles of any dinosaur, they can restore and display dinosaur.

If a player restores one complete dinosaur with 4 parts of the same color, they will earn more points. Additionally, the players can earn additional points if they achieve the mission on mission tiles.

At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

-description from publisher

Vendor: PlayPunk
Type: Board Games
Price: 26.95

Ahoy, Captain!
Hoist your flag, recruit a crew, and fill your coffers with shiny, gold coins.

Captain Flip is a game of obvious simplicity explained in less time than a cannonball shot. On your turn, draw a tile from the bag. You like it? Keep it! You don't like it? Flip it! Then place it on your board to form your crew.

With its nine characters and four boards with different tactics, Captain Flip offers an immediate, fun, and subtle gaming experience.

—description from the publisher

Vendor: Hans im Glück
Type: Board Games
Price: 104.95

Note: This game is in German

How about creating your own botanical garden? As an aristocrat in the late 19th century, you have bought land, hired a gardener and set out to find the best plants there are.
As you know, the visitors are very picky about the plants they want to see, so your job is not only to acquire the plants, but also to sort them according to the visitors' preferences.
In Botanicus, you compete for the best action-spots in a unique selection mechanism, and then make the most of the options available to you. You have to collect new plants, take care of them, water them and keep an eye on the gardener. Last but not least, you have to collect some money along the way to pay for all this.
In the end, what counts is how many visitors you satisfy and how beautiful your garden is. Will you be able to outdo the gardens of your competitors?

—description from the publisher (translated)

Wie wäre es eigentlich, einen eigenen botanischen Garten anzulegen? Als Artistokrat:in des späten
19. Jahrhunderts hast du Land gekauft, heuerst einen Gärtner an und machst dich auf, die schönsten Pflanzen überhaupt zu finden. Allerdings haben die Besucher ganz spezielle Vorstellungen, welche Pflanzen sie in deinem Garten bewundern wollen. Es reicht also nicht, sie irgendwie einzupflanzen – nein, du musst die Pflanzen dummerweise auch noch so aufstellen, dass die passenden Besucher das sehen, was sie wollen.
In Botancius konkurrierst du über einen neuen Aktions-Mechanismus mit deinen Mitspieler:innen um den besten Ertrag für deinen Garten. Du willst also die richtigen Pflanzen ergattern und diese zum richtigen Zeitpunkt gießen, dich um deinen Gärtner kümmern, und natürlich darfst du auch deine Finanzen nicht vernachlässigen!
Am Ende kommt es darauf an, wie viele der Schaulustigen zufrieden mit ihrem Besuch sind und wie schön euer Garten ist. Schaffst du es, die Gärten deiner Konkurrent*innen zu überschatten?

—description from the publisher

Vendor: Schmidt Spiele
Type: Board Games
Price: 36.95

Note: This game is in French, but the game itself is language independent.  Using Google Document Translate together with the publisher's rules will reveal the game rules.

In Noch mal!, the dice determine which color and how many spaces you can mark off on your playing sheet — but the starting player may first evaluate what everyone's doing, then remove two dice, leaving everyone else to make their choices with the dice that remain...

Vendor: Bandai
Type: Trading Card Games
Price: 189.95

Here comes a set of goods to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of the ONE PIECE Card Game Japanese ver.! This set is truly Premium including cards with new illustrations and other specially designed goods. 

[Set Contents]

• Storage Box: 1
• Card: 3 (3 types×1 card)
• Playmat: 1
• Card Sleeves: 2 sets (100 sleeves/set)
• Card Case: 1

Vendor: Ultra PRO
Type: Card Sleeves
Price: 6.93

Protect your valuable trading cards with Ultra PRO's super clear, 3" x 4" "Thick" Toploaders for standard sized cards up to 100pt thickness. These rigid PVC plastic holders encloses the card and keeps it clean while preventing damage. Each pack comes with 25 individual pieces. 

• Clear PVC plastic holder to store and protect your valuable thick cards up to 100pt in thickness 
• Keeps card clean and protected from dust, dirt and physical damage 
• Super clear materials for excellent presentation of the card 
• Best used with sleeves such as Ultra PRO Card Sleeves for Thick Cards (SKU 81380) 
• Each pack comes with 25 individual pieces 

Vendor: Strohmann Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 57.95

Note: This game is in German.


Ritual is a cooperative game, taking place over 3 timed rounds, in which players have to communicate with their actions instead of talking, i.e. by giving or taking runes (colored stones) to or from other players to redistribute them in order to achive their secret private goals and finally the public ritual.

Vendor: Schmidt Spiele
Type: Board Games
Price: 52.95

Note: This game is in German.


When two quacks vie for the role of guild master in the medieval marketplace in Die Quacksalber von Quedlinburg: Das Duell, they must demonstrate knowledge and skill in order to lure patients with magical potions that promise healing.

As in The Quacks of Quedlinburg, Das Duell is played with a bag-building system. Each round, the quacks draw ingredients from their bag and brew magical potions from them in bottles, trying to avoid too many snap peas as they'll cause an explosion. Depending on the potion, you have options such as moving the active patient closer to your market stall, purchasing new ingredients, or gaining positive after-effects. If your potion is less potable than desired, well, maybe next round will bring more luck.

To end the round, the quacks weigh what the next round card is worth to them, with the loser of that card taking either a bonus or what was offered by the winner.

Eleven patients await in the park to be brought to one market stall or another, and the game ends after someone treats their sixth patient or after the seventh round.

Vendor: Cranio Creations
Type: Board Games
Price: 39.57

Note: This game is in German.


Barrage: The Leeghwater Project Expansion
The Leeghwater Project Expansion adds:

A new faction, the Netherlands, that uses Jan Leeghwater’s expertise in water management, adding even more water to your dams.

The External Works mechanic, a set of powerful tiles that can be obtained from a new action space. With them you'll be able to perform many actions, but be careful. To unlock the External Works power you'll need to burn the required amount of Concrete Mixers and Excavators rather than just assign them to the Construction Wheel.

The Personal Building mechanics. You’ll be able to use a combination of five Building tiles, each one with a different, powerful effect that can be activated by your engineers.

Two new Executive Officers designed to enhance the External Works and the Personal Buildings.

Three new Advanced Technology tiles dedicated to the construction of Personal Buildings.

Vendor: Cranio Creations
Type: Board Games
Price: 14.47

Note: This game is in German.


This is a new Map for Barrage taking place in the Colorado area and adding new twists to the game.

Vendor: Zoch Verlag
Type: Board Games
Price: 42.95

Note: This game includes English, French, Italian, and German.


In Rauf & Runter, the results of the dice determine the momentum with which a chicken climbs higher on the ladder. Too little momentum causes a standstill, and too much momentum causes a fall.

Glucki wants to get to the top of the chicken ladder, but so do other chickens. Soon there is a lot of cackling. To prevent all the hens from acting like the cock of the walk, the chicken yard staff determines the chicken with the best chance of climbing the ladder every day, and Glucki's mates don't spend a lot of time bickering about it either. They take their flight to the top – in the form of five dice – in their own claws. High speed during the run-up provides momentum, but if you flap your wings too much, you will stumble down more rungs than up. It's much better for prudent hens, who sometimes also let off a few feathers, to achieve true top positions.

—description from the publisher

Vendor: Schmidt Spiele
Type: Board Games
Price: 20.95

Note: This game is in German.


"Mensch ärgere Dich nicht" is a very well known German board game, developed by Josef Friedrich Schmidt in 1907/1908. The game was issued in 1914 and sold about 70 million copies. It is similar to Parcheesi, but has several considerably different rules.

In the most recent Mensch ärgere Dich nicht:
- You only roll with one die, not two. There are therefore no bonuses (which often give you choices in Parcheesi) and penalties for rolling doublets. Instead, you roll the die again if you rolled a 6.
- You start the game with a pawn on your enter space.
- It is much harder to enter a pawn after the beginning of the game. This happens on a 6 and it is compulsory. The probability is 16.67%, whereas the probability in Parcheesi to roll a 5 on one of two dice or with both dice together is considerably higher at 41.67%. So it is much less likely that you have more than one movable pawn which would present you with choices when you roll.
- There are no bonuses for capturing opponent's pawns or for reaching home.
- There are no safe places where you can't be captured by an opponent, not even your own enter space.
- You have to move any pawn off your enter space first chance you get unless there are no more pawns in waiting to enter as well. Which also reduces the number of decisions you can make.
- Blockades with two pawns of the same colour on a space aren't possible under the standard rules, they are only an optional variant.
- The board is somewhat different, particularly there is no home path leading up to a home square.

These differences are based on the rule PDFs of the Mensch ärgere dich nicht rules by Schmidt Spiele and the Parcheesi rules by Hasbro (version from 2001).

Vendor: Drei Hasen in der Abendsonne
Type: Board Games
Price: 299.95

Note: This game is in English and German.


It differs from the 1st Allegra in the following points:

• There is no longer a common column.
• No player can interfere with another's display.
• You can no longer “knock” another player’s card.
• It is played with a 4x4 display.
• We always draw 2 cards and therefore always play 2 cards per turn (unless you only have one face-down card left in your display, in which case you can only draw one card).
• Instead of the basic move (taking two cards), you can swap any two cards within your own display. A card must then be revealed.

There are 3 action cards that have special functions but can also be used as normal cards. However, the action cards can only be activated if they are drawn from the draw pile and immediately discarded again.

Vendor: Schmidt Spiele
Type: Board Games
Price: 44.95

Note: This game is in German.


A great gem hunt has broken out in the kingdom of the goblins because valuable treasures are missing from the legendary royal crown. The little helpers want to spot the missing jewels in the extensive gemstone supply to secure fame and honor.

In each of the six rounds of Große kleine Edelsteine, three cards are revealed that show which gemstones players must find — but you must search carefully as each stone is unique in shape and size.

At the same time, everyone starts looking among the 81 face-down gemstone tiles to find the ones that match. This requires a good sense of proportion, along with fast hands. Did you find a gemstone exactly the same size of what you're searching for, or is it perhaps a little smaller or larger?

As soon as each player has three tiles in front of themselves, they turn them over to reveal the small symbols on their front. If these symbols exactly match what's on the card, you receive points; if you're close but not exact, you gain a magnifying glass piece that can be worth points at game's end. If you missed the mark, better luck next time!

After six rounds, the player with the most points wins.

Vendor: Nürnberger-Spielkarten-Verlag
Type: Board Games
Price: 21.95

Note: This game is in German.


Each player in Sideboards creates an eight-card sideboard, then sees how they fare against everyone else.

In more detail, the deck contains sideboard cards that each feature five differently-colored drawers on top of one another, with drawer handles of three types. On a turn, everyone plays simultaneously, choosing and playing a card from their hand, passing their remaining cards clockwise, then drawing a new card. After everyone has played eight cards, you tally your score.

What are you scoring? Three task cards are in play each game from a deck of thirty. One task challenges you to arrange drawer colors in a particular pattern. Another forces you to consider the arrangement and type of handles. The third lets you score for creating rows of color or handles.

Sideboards includes a solo mode in which you compete against yourself for a high score.

Vendor: Zoch Verlag
Type: Board Games
Price: 19.95

Note: This game is in English and German.


In Gigi Gacker, each player sends five young chickens of different ages to feast. There is a clear pecking order at the tasty worm buffet where young cacklers line up at the front. But the fattest worm morsels often only come out of the ground where the smallest chicks pick up all the remaining scraps much later.

In each game round, a different worm menu is served. This menu tells the players which of their chickens they can expect to be most satiated. However, because all players make their choice at the same time, all the young chickens often run after the most coveted worms at the same time, like a startled flock of chickens. The mother hens add extra spice to the worm buffet because they make sure that their over-satiated youngsters are also allowed a second course at the buffet. And then – how sneaky – worms that have already been snatched up can also be used as bait for their unsuspecting comrades.

Gigi Gacker is a turbulent card game about early risers, late eaters, and the worm around which this world revolves.

—description from the publisher

Vendor: Zoch Verlag
Type: Board Games
Price: 49.95

Note: This game includes English, French, Italian, and German.


In Das Kleinhorn vom Riesenwald, suitably played color cards let four giants rush through the forest to guard unicorns. There are an amazing number of them: little unicorns, no unicorns, piecemeal unicorns, and of course pig unicorns, slime unicorns and sunshine unicorns.

The giant of a played card color always moves through the forest. It runs to a unicorn of the type that can also be seen on the card that has just been played. The unicorn can be collected and guarded immediately. Usually another animal appears on the spot. If you also have a matching card in your hand, you can add that animal to your hoard, too. If you don't find a unicorn of the card you played in the forest, you can steal one from the other players.

When the day and the game end, whoever has the largest collection of small unicorns, no unicorns, piecemeal unicorns, and so on wins.

—description from the publisher

Vendor: Game Factory
Type: Board Games
Price: 22.95

Note: This game is in French, Italian and German.

Are you on a run? Then savor it! Play as many cards as possible in FINITO!...ideally all of them at once, but if another player has an identical card in their hand, they can slow you down with a malicious "Finito!" and give you a bunch of penalty cards!

—description from the publisher

Vendor: Game Factory
Type: Board Games
Price: 30.95

Note: This game is in France and German.


Schatz der Drachen is a memory variant for children. The goal is to collect as many of the 49 cards as possible. At the start, the cards are laid facedown on the table in a 7x7 grid. On their turn, players may reveal as many cards as they like until either they want to stop or they are forced to stop. If they stop voluntary, they may collect sets of cards: jewels or dragons can stand alone, but to collect cards with a treasure chest, one needs to have four of them. A revealed spider stops the player from taking anything. A revealed dragon also stops a player, but only if they have also revealed other types of cards (like treasure chests). At the end of a turn, a player flips all cards not collected facedown again. The game ends when all cards (except the spiders) have been collected. The player with most cards wins.

Vendor: Game Factory
Type: Board Games
Price: 45.95

Note: This game is in German.

“ This is the FUNNIEST dinosaur fossil site ever!”
An enormous amount of dinosaur fossils has been found. Excavation experts from all over the world gathered to excavate dinosaur fossils.
Can we find and restore dinosaur fossils then become the best diggers?
But be careful!
If we rush or excavate too aggressively,the unstable excavation site may collapse!

Players become experts in dinosaur excavation.

They will discover and restore dinosaur fossils buried under rocks. In their turn, they use tweezers to excavate fossil tiles. If a player collects one head, one tail, and two leg tiles of any dinosaur, they can restore and display dinosaur.

If a player restores one complete dinosaur with 4 parts of the same color, they will earn more points. Additionally, the players can earn additional points if they achieve the mission on mission tiles.

At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

-description from publisher

Vendor: Drei Hasen in der Abendsonne
Type: Board Games
Price: 27.95

Note: This game is in English and German.


In ALLEGRA Grande, based on the traditional card game „Golf“, you want to keep the score in your display as low as possible.

The deck consists of cards numbered from -2 to 13.
In each round, each player starts with 16 unknown cards facing down. The cards are placed in a grid of 4x4.
Before the game starts, each player randomly turns around two cards.
The left player from the dealer starts the game.
In each turn, we draw 2 cards (either both from the drawing pile or both from the discard pile, or one from the discard pile and one from the drawing pile; here, the order mentioned is binding—first from the discard pile than from the drawing pile) and play them one after another.
But if one player has just one closed card left in the display, he can just draw one card.
We want to reduce the score in the display and/or clear rows or columns.

In ALLEGRA Grande, with its 4x4 (or even 4x5 with 2 players) display, one can clear 4 (or even 5) of the same cards in a row or in a column. Here, you must be careful how to place the cards because you must immediately clear a set of three cards as soon as they are next to each other in a row or column—even if you wanted to collect four cards and clear them later.
To clear four cards, there first must be a gap between them, for example: „3, 4, 3, 3“.
As soon as the 4 in this row is replaced with another 3, all four threes can (must) be immediately cleared.
With 5 cards, it could look like this: „3, 3, 4, 3, 3“. Here it's the same; as soon as the 4 in this row is replaced with another 3, the complete row can (must) be cleared.

This makes chain reactions possible (as seen in the images). It is possible to clear all 16 cards through one chain reaction, but trying it is risky.

We have 3 action cards. The cards could be used as a normal card with just their value or can be activated to use their ability.
The activation just works when the action card is drawn from the drawing pile and is immediately discarded in the same turn to the discard pile. (no activation when drawn from the discard pile or opened in the display!).
After the action, one must open one closed card from the display; it could be any closed card.

The -2:
It's the lowest card, and it's just 4 times in the deck. The -2 allows you to look secretly at all the closed cards in one row or column. Clearly, the next player can now draw this -2 from the discard pile, and he probably will.

The 5:
It is the most common card; it is played 16 times in the deck. Here, one is allowed to look at one closed card secretly.

The 13:
It's a little bit more special than the others. It is the highest card and 10 times in the deck. The action is to discard one open card from the display and replace it with one card from the drawing pile, and this card must stay closed. After that action, no closed card is allowed to be turned open. This is the only possible way to get one more closed card than before. For example in the end of the game when one player has just one closed card left and is just allowed to draw one card out of this reason he can with the 13 get back one more closed card and is allowed to draw 2 cards again.

The Joker:
This card simply stands for every card, but not their actions. If the Joker is next to two identical cards, he immediately mimics them, and one must clear that set. For example „6, J, 6, 1“ the Joker mimics the sixes next to him and you must clear the three cards. So be careful where to place the Joker.

The Swap: Swap 2 cards in your display:
Instead of drawing two cards, one can also swap two cards in their own display. After that, one must open a closed card. Do it before it's too late.

The swap is also perfectly suitable to swap the Joker to the perfect place.

Sometimes one needs to do the so-called „dodging“.
This allows you to replace a card two times at the same place on the display. This also allows you to „defuse“ the action of an action card (especially the 13) when you place the action card first in the display and then again replace the action card with the other card. That means you are allowed to indirectly discard an action card and of course it just works as long as you can draw two cards.

Contrary to the first „ALLEGRA“, we play just in our own display (no column that belongs to a neighbor, and no knocking to switch a card with a player).

Vendor: Cranio Creations
Type: Board Games
Price: 16.77

Note: This game is in German.


The Nile Affair is a new thematic map for 2-4 players with new mechanics (Irrigation).

The box includes 1 map board, 2 punchboards and the rules.

-description from publisher

Vendor: Schmidt Spiele
Type: Board Games
Price: 30.95

Note: This game is in German.


Kniffel 7 uses the familiar Kniffel gameplay of having players roll dice on their turn up to three times, then scoring for a dice combination on their individual player sheet.

What's new in this game is that players now roll seven dice on their turn — and with seven dice, you have more possible combinations than before, such as the double-triple or the Super-Kniffle, which requires a six-of-a-kind.

Why not a seven-of-a-kind? Because on each of the seven dice, one of the numbers from one to seven is missing, which gives you something extra to think about when deciding which dice to keep and which to re-roll.

Vendor: KENDi
Type: Board Games
Price: 24.95

Note: This game includes English, French, Italian, and German.


Your goal in Sixto is to mark off as many numbers as you can...although a lone mark counts against you, so don't mark carelessly.

Each player gets their own player sheet, which features six rows of numbers, each in a different color. The row contains the digits 1-6 in a random order, and each player should have a different sheet from among the twelve designs in the box.

On a turn, the active player rolls the six colored dice, one for each of the colored rows. If they don't like the results, they can re-roll all six dice once. After the final die roll, for each die, each player can choose to mark off the leftmost available number matching the die result, skipping over any intervening numbers. Skipped numbers cannot be marked in the future. Thus, on each turn, each player makes 0-6 marks on their player sheet. The active player then passes the dice left.

The final three columns on a player sheet are designated the "target area". If any player marks two spaces in a single row in the target area, that die is removed from the game at the end of that turn. When the third die is removed from play, the game ends.

Each player then scores each row and each column on their player sheet, losing 5 points if only one mark is present, scoring 0 points for zero or two marks, and score 5+ points for 3+ marks. The player with the highest score wins.