In Plutocracy, 2 to 4 players lead each one of the big trading corporations and will travel from planet to planet to buy and sell resources. By selling at a higher price than buying, players will earn money (Space Euros S€).
They need S€ to buy seats in the planetary parliaments.
In each of the 3 elections during the game, players that have a majority in a planetary parliament will send Councilors to the Plutocratic Council.
Equally important as the elections are the Societies on Earth: players that meet the conditions to join them while on Earth may also send Councilors to the Plutocratic Council.
The ultimate objective of each player is to have the most Councilors in the Plutocratic Council at the end of the game.

The first cities on the Rhine emerge from Roman outposts protecting the border with Germania.
As the governor of one of these cities, your task is to develop it in the best possible way, while also defending it against the Germanic tribes.
Empress Agrippina and her son Nero inspects your actions and honours the most successful governor.

In Discordia, you develop your city by building farms, barracks, defences, harbours and markets, and by trading with ships.
Use your seamen, soldiers, merchants and farmers profitably, fulfil decrees and secure privileges. You must always act carefully, so that your city grows neither too fast nor too slow.
Will you have the best-developed city at the end of the fourth year, or will you manage to impress the empress before then and win the game early?

The rules of Passo are simple: move one of your discs and then remove the tile from which your disc started. Be careful not to get stuck under your opponent's discs or on a single tile, as the playing field gets smaller and smaller. Who will be the first to reach the opposite line of the playing field? Or will you manage to corner your opponents so that they are no longer able to move? Passo is a game for two players that challenges even the most strategic minds.

Play cards to the rhythm.
Take turns playing cards to the rhythm and aim for the high score in this cooperative style game. Become a member of a rap crew and skillfully connect the cards to show the crowd what you've got! If you make it to the target score you can step it up and challenge the next stage. The rhythm won't wait for you! A fast reaction time and team work is everything! Up to 5 players can join in on this team battle!

(This is the English version of the game 'Durian': game components are language independent, the description on the game box is English)

Ring the Bell...Angry Gorilla!

Today the jungle fruit shop is busy and bustling once again. The shop's clerks, having too much to do, have started helping customers without checking the new inventory that has arrived. During all the excitement they end up taking too many orders... When that happens, if someone rings the bell the shop manager gorilla will rush out of their office. If they find out about the over-sold orders...oh, it's too scary to think about! Watch out for the 3 gorilla siblings that are hanging around waiting to cause trouble!

(This is the English version of the game 'Durian': game components are language independent, the description on the game box is English)

Playing "Deep Sea Adventure", you have to dive deeper using the dices.
The goal of the game is to collect more treasures than your opponents and bring them back to the submarine.
A group of adventurers got together on a submarine to try and gather the treasures that sleep at the bottom of the sea.
Everyone geared up in diver suits, but having a very old submarine means sharing the same oxygen tank.
If one of them dives too deep, the other divers' lives will be on the line!
Will the adventurers make it back to the submarine safely?

Forgetting………is fun!?

UH OH! Here comes that customer who likes to give confusing orders. Work together to memorize their order.
It's ok if you don't remember the order cards that were given to you. But what tends to happen is that only the orders you remember come back to your hand.
For whatever reason people keep saying the wrong order! It's not a lot to remember, but if you can't do it very well…no worries!
Hopefully someone else will remember it for you! Well, is everyone ready to give a shot!?

(This is the English version of the game 'Durian': game components are language independent, the description on the game box is English)