The players take it in turns to roll the dice. The player may twice re-roll any number of dice.

Any number of players can compete in this memory game. The goal is to memorize the sequence of the figures before they are hidden from view.

A classic “knock-out” game: 2–4 players move their pieces along custom-laid paths to knock each other out of the game. Who will be the last one standing?

Place the crystal in the center of the table. Each player places a mountain spirit figure in front of them.

Players (2–6) bid for victory point tokens. However, resources are scarce. Who will use their coins most effectively?

An action game for 2–4 players in which the goal is to score points by skillfully using one’s sticks.

Schachen plays like chess without a board. The rules of chess are slightly modified, enabling new strategies.

A game for 2–4 dexterous dice jugglers. Place the skyscraper in the center of the table. Each player receives the dice of one color.

Players compete directly against one another. Who can flick the game pieces closest to the white target?

It’s all about building lots—which player will manage to find space for their construction projects in the city?

The player rolls two dice. He selects one of them and places it in front of him; the other returns to the other dice.

Players are assigned a specific role and, while embodying that role, must secure a life-saving spot on an overcrowded vessel.