Board Games

Magical Athlete is a racing game of pure chaos! Roll a die and move your racer that many spaces. But! All of the racers have wacky, game-breaking abilities. Compete over four races and whoever has the most points wins!

• A Japanese cult classic, that uses many traditional game mechanics - like roll & move or losing a turn
• Updated with new racer powers and rules by Richard Garfield
• You'll feel like you built a powerful team of racers that let you skip over the spaces occupied by other players or can reroll their die, but what's this - your opponent has a character that always gets to move 5!?

Astro Knights is a cooperative deck building game where your deck is never shuffled. Your goal is to defeat the Boss before it destroys your team or the Homeworld you’re defending.

Each round, the players and the Boss will take turns in a random order. During a player’s turn, they will be able to acquire Fuel, Tech, and Weapons from the supply, equip and attack with those Weapons based on the number of slots they have, gain new slots, power up, and use their special ability. All four of the Bosses in this game have their own decks and abilities, and will require a different strategy to be defeated.

In Shards of Creation, harness the primal forces of Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere! This innovative trick-taking game is designed for players of all skill levels.

Every Shard is an aspect of divinity: Autonomy, Cultivation, Devotion, Dominion, Honor, Odium, Preservation, and Ruin. Each is an entirely unique suit, with different values and abilities.

Will you win by focusing on one Shard’s influence, or by forging a coalition of Shards? Shuffle up a different combination each time you play, making every game a new experience!

The year is 1667 and you are a pirate sailing the waters of the Caribbean. A Spanish Galleon floats nearby, and you've talked your crewmates into working together to steal all of its treasure. What you haven't told your fellow pirates is that you have no intentions on sharing the treasure once you have it.

Tortuga 1667 is a strategy/social-deduction game for 2-9 players. It comes in a faux book box and the rubber playing mat rolls up to disguise itself as a treasure map. In the game each player has a secret loyalty card, so deciding who you can trust is pivotal. Players will use their Vote cards to attack the Spanish for treasure, mutiny against selfish captains, and brawl against their fellow pirates. Players may also reveal Event cards such as a Letter of Marque or Pistol during the game to help their team and to hurt their enemies. But beware, if you reveal the Black Spot you'll be marooned to Tortuga. When the Spanish Armada card is revealed, the team with the most treasure wins.

Contents:

• 1 magnetic faux book box
• 1 rubber playing mat disguised as a treasure map
• 1 linen pouch
• 9 wooden pawns
• 8 wooden treasure chest tokens
• 1 wooden explosion token
• 75 cards

Finspan: Sharks & Reefs adds to the variety of the core game with a focus on sharks and fish that live among coral reefs. This expansion introduces new coral reef habitats to your ocean mat and more incredible sharks—with fearsome new abilities!

Players can now nurture colorful coral reefs in each of their ocean’s three dive sites. Healthy reefs enable you to play powerful reef fish, unlock fish abilities, and score bonuses at the end of the game. Meanwhile, sharks scatter schools of young (to form even more schools elsewhere) and leave behind food scraps that any fish in your ocean can consume.

To play this expansion, you need the Finspan core game.

This essential edition combines the original Euphoria core game with the expansion and includes some revised rules/components, particularly the board layout.

In Euphoria, you lead a team of workers (dice) and recruits (cards) to claim ownership of the dystopian world. You will generate commodities, dig tunnels to infiltrate opposing areas, construct markets, collect artifacts, and strengthen allegiances.

You also have a few elite recruits at your disposal: one who has pledged allegiance to you, and the other who has yet to be convinced. You can inspire and use that reticent recruit by reaching certain milestones in the game…or by letting other players unwittingly reach those milestones for you.

Your path to victory is paved with the sweat of your workers, the strength of your allegiances, and the tunnels you dig to infiltrate other territories of the world. You accomplish this by constructing markets that impose harsh restrictions of personal freedoms upon other players, changing the face of the game and opening new paths to victory. You can also focus on gathering artifacts from the old world, objects of leisure that are extremely rare in this utilitarian society. The dystopian elite covet these artifacts—especially matching pairs—and are willing to give you tracts of land in exchange for them.

The game ends when a player has placed 9 of their authority tokens. After all players take one final turn, the player who placed the most authority tokens is the winner.

The Puerh expansion adds deeper strategy to Tea Garden through two new main actions. Players gain more meaningful choices at the Court of Nobles, where Courtier meeples allow visits beyond the Emperor, offering immediate bonuses and end-round majority scoring. At the Puerh Market, players connect their pieces to unlock bonuses that enhance efficiency throughout the game. Careful placement becomes crucial, and completed Puerhs provide additional end-game points. For those who wanted more complexity and longer play from Tomas Holek's design, the Puerh expansion delivers a richer experience, along with new components for solo play.

Key Features:

• Increased Complexity: Many players asked for increased complexity in the base game. This expansion delivers it with 2 new main actions.
• New Solo Mode: Components and rules for all new solo mode.
• Scoring Opportunities: Players have more and different opportunities for scoring.
• Quality Components: Like the base game, this expansion adds both cards and screen-printed wooden components for gameplay.

Take care of your Tamagotchi and help it grow in this fun and fast-paced card game!

Earn Happiness Points by feeding your Tamagotchi, playing with it, giving it gifts, cleaning up after it (yes, even the poo!), and keeping it well-behaved.
Sabotage other players to slow them down while making sure your own Tamagotchi stays happy and healthy.
Evolve your Tamagotchi into a cooler, more mature version!

The player with the most Happiness Points at the end of the game wins!

Bullet🍊 is a new expansion for Bullet♥︎.

Bullet🍊 brings 4 new heroines to the game, and represents the first tabletop appearance of famous characters from the Orange Juice franchise, with characters from top-rated Orange Juice titles Sora, Flying Red Barrel, SUGURI, and QP Shooting all making appearances in the new game.

Requires Bullet♥︎ or Bullet★ to play.

Kobayakawa is a game of bluffing and deduction. In this stylish new game from Jun Sasaki, components are kept at a minimum - there are only 15 cards, 32 tokens and the start player marker.

The rules are simple:

At the start each player is given 4 tokens. In addition 8 tokens are placed in the middle of the table. Spare tokens are set aside.

The deck is shuffled and each player is dealt one card face down, an additional card is dealt face up next to the deck (this card is called the Kobayakawa).

Each player takes a turn and either:

- Draws a card to their hand and discards one of their 2 hand cards face up in front of them.
Or
- Turns over the top card of the deck to replace the current Kobayakawa.

After all players have taken their turns, each must decide if they want to stay in and 'fight' by betting a token.

All players that decided to fight reveal their card. The player that has the lowest value card adds the value of the current Kobayakawa to their own card. The player with the highest number (their own card; or their own card + the Kobayakawa) wins the round and they take all the tokens that players bet, plus a bonus token from the middle, they take the start player token for the next round.

On the 7th round (when only 2 tokens remain in the middle) the stakes and the bonus are doubled to 2 tokens.

After this 7th round the game ends and the player with the most tokens wins the game.

Shuffle Dungeons is a cooperative dungeon crawling board game for 1-4 players. Heroes begin in separate rooms on the outskirts of the dungeon and must build their path to each other. Along the way, you will find powerful weapons and armor, as well as dangerous monsters. You will need to work together and build a path to the center where the Dungeon Boss lies in wait. Only by defeating the Boss will the heroes escape the dungeon and be victorious!

Dynamic Dungeon Builder: Modular tiles and evolving layouts create a new adventure every session. Double-sided cards become rooms or gear, so the map shifts as you explore. No two playthroughs are ever the same.

Teamwork and Tactics: Choose from 8 unique heroes and work together in this fully co-op experience. Share loot, combine abilities, and coordinate strategies to survive enemies and defeat the boss.

Double-Sided Card System: Every card has two uses—expand the dungeon or boost your hero. This dual-purpose deck system drives deep decisions and exciting trade-offs.

Big Fun, Small Box: Fast setup, quick turns, and replayable modes packed into a compact box. Perfect for weeknights, travel, or casual groups who want a dungeon crawler without the bulk or burnout.

In Race for the Galaxy, players build galactic civilizations by game cards that represent worlds or technical and social developments. Each round consists of one or more of five possible phases. In each round, each player secretly and simultaneously chooses one of seven different action cards and then reveals it. Only the selected phases occur. For these phases, every player performs the phase’s action, while the selecting player(s) also get a bonus for that phase. For example, if at least one player chooses the Develop action, then the Develop phase will occur; otherwise it is skipped. In it, each player may simultaneously select a development from his hand of cards to build. After revealing the cards, each player adds his development to his tableau of cards on the table and then discards cards from his hand equal to its cost. Each player who chose Develop discards one card fewer as his bonus.

Explore allows a player to draw cards and select which of them to add to his hand. Settle allows a player to place a world in his tableau. Some worlds produce goods, represented by face down cards, when Produce is selected. These goods can be discarded for victory points or sold to add cards to the player’s hand by selecting Consume. With cards, players can settle new worlds and build more developments, gaining both victory points and card powers that provide advantages in certain phases.The player who best manages his cards, phase and bonus selections, and card powers to build the greatest space empire, wins.The winner is the player with the most victory points.

The new second edition adds 6 new start worlds (available separately through BGG), 5 cards with small revisions, color-blind support, start world choice, and sample turns).