Bilingual Edition (English & German)

“This is like Fishing, but completely different.” - Ordinary seaman Ronald after the first game

As before, your caught cards score points, then you use them to try to catch even more — but blowfish, two trump colors, and new buoys create a fresh game experience.

In Fishing 2, you try to catch as many tricks as possible in 8 rounds because each card you catch is worth 1 point. You use your caught cards as bait for the next round — but if you did not catch enough tricks to do so, you first fill your hand with fresh cards from the ocean stack.

You win Fishing 2 by scoring the most points. How many fresh cards will you need to succeed?

Fishing 2 is a standalone game, not an expansion for Fishing!

The box sides show the English title FISHING

Beasts and Diplomacy is a card drafting, tableau-building game where players become Knights of the land of Aterra, competing to assemble the best Exhibition of wild and rare Beasts that appeal to the Diplomats of the land. Players must also try to fulfill their secret Quests while ensuring they have enough Ore to maintain their ever-growing Maintenance costs. Like many card drafting games, Beasts and Diplomacy offers interactions like players taking cards before others can get to them, however, unlike other drafting games the design focus isn't on scarcity, but on opportunity. As you play you will have to constantly react to your opponents' actions and formulate new short term plans to achieve your long term goal of having the most balanced Exhibition. When one door closes, several new ones open. It's up to you to find your own path.

While the game's actions are fundamentally simple (e.g. icon matching and drafting), Beasts and Diplomacy offers lots of depth and replayability. Your first playthroughs will leave you with a sense that you are just scratching the surface of what is possible, but with experience you'll learn to manage risk, finances, and action sequencing, which will lead to highly tense and competitive playthroughs.

After 3 days of drafting cards, undercutting each other and building the perfect exhibition, your exhibitions will be evaluated by your Diplomats and your secret Quests. The Knight with the most Influence Points wins!

The Almanac is an expansion for Beasts and Diplomacy that greatly enhances the solo experience, by adding rule bending challenges and a captivating story. Immerse yourself in the intriguing world of Aterra's history and learn about the empires, their characters, and the relationships among them over the century that preceded the last Solstice Festival. There are 18 chapters in the Almanac. Each chapter contains a piece of the story's puzzle, followed by a unique challenge with unique rules, which will put your skills to the test. Complete the challenge to unlock more of the story and proceed ever deeper in Aterra's past. Rumour has it that once you complete all 18 chapters there is a final challenge awaiting you. A great evil is about to plunge Aterra into eternal darkness... Will you be able to stop it?

53 new cards: Including an expansion to 15th Stamp, cards to Perdition's Mouth and Mine 77. Contains all language-dependent cards in English and German.

Welcome to Kirlo, the board game for all occasions! Kirlo means vortex or whirlpool. An absolute eye-catcher, a game for young and old, explained in 2 minutes. It has a high replay appeal thanks to several game variants with increasing levels of difficulty.

Roll the dice and move one of your pieces along the arrows. The stones block each other, but there are many ways to reach the goal. If your stone reaches the center with an accurate throw, you can take it. If you hit another stone with an accurate throw, you can return it to the start. In both cases, you can roll the dice again and make another move – so with a bit of luck, you will clear a lot of stones out of the way and take several to the target. The first player to get all their stones to the target wins.

Interaction, lots of fun and exciting right to the end.

Condense it

An endless stream of 1s and 0s. If you can’t reproduce the sequence correctly, you won’t make it. But then you realize...it’s not about memorizing them, it’s about keeping track. All you have at your disposal are the 8 cards in your hand. How can you use them to retain as much information as possible? Instead of relying on your memory, arrange your cards and keep track of the sequence through logic. This is not a "memorization" game...it’s a "recordkeeping" game!

A 1000 piece puzzle featuring retro motifs

Bilingual Edition (English & German)

In Fishing, you try to catch as many tricks as possible in 8 rounds, as each card you catch counts 1 point. You use your caught cards for the next round. If you did not catch enough tricks to do so, you can fill up your hand of cards with fresh cards from the ocean stack.

You win Fishing with the most points, but how many fresh cards do you need to succeed?

The box sides show the English title FISHING