16th Century: Suddenly the peaceful country life is over for the inhabitants, because there are some unfriendly werewolves hiding in the small village. The werewolves are slowly spreading and a real danger for all the humans, who live there. Can you rescue the complete village with the other loyal citizens before it is destroyed?

Werewolves is the ultimate game for every group and for every age. Your goal is to hunt the werewolves and get them out of the game. If you are one of the Werewolves, you want to convince the villagers of your innocence.

There are different characters as bodyguards, doppelgangers or the magic master which help the inhabitants or the werewolves either. Or you chase your own goals as a vampire. More than 40 different roles and 18 different scenarios as well as the detailed background information. The strategy tips in the guide allow groups of different size, no matter if little or big experience, a quick introduction to this game.

Werewolves is based on a traditional Russian folk game.

After the great success of Dorfromantik – The Board Game, the second visit to the world of Dorfromantik is not in the spirit of working together, but instead encourages friendly competition. Dorfromantik – The Duel maintains the core mechanisms of the Spiel des Jahres 2023 winner, but splits the play area in two. During the game, players will build two separate landscapes using two identical copies of each tile as it is revealed. By game end, two beautiful landscapes will have been created that will differ depending on how each player (or team) approached the strategic challenge.

Two new Task types are introduced: Double Tasks and Wraparound Tasks, each of which brings exciting new twists to building and scoring your landscape. Additionally, two new modules expand player options even further with Task cards and Points of Interest. These may be played independently of each other or combined for greater challenges, more variety, and increased interaction.

Anyone who loves Dorfromantik – The Board Game will find expansion components for that game in the form of 7 Task tiles and matching markers, 4 Achievement cards and Special tiles, plus a Photographer and camera markers.

Dorfromantik – The Duel is designed for two players or two teams to compete against each other, and will easily support up to four players when using two copies.

The Caribbean classic with pirate flair is back! The harbor of Port Royal is as lively as ever and players need to find more sailors, as quickly as possible. Across distant islands they will recruit helpful crew members and loot treasure. A pair of dice will toss them into unpredictable situations, and the more they risk, the further they can travel across their own map.

In Port Royal – The Dice Game, players exchange their cards for dice and pencils but the goal remains the same: hire the most capable crew and seek your fortunes across the open sea. They travel to nearby islands to hire new crew members and gain their valuable skills, but when they push their luck too far they might meet Davey Jones’ locker!

Each round in Port Royal – The Dice Game has two phases: first, the active player rolls the dice and the game board fills with different colored ship and ship wheel tokens. The more tokens you can place, the better, and you can roll the dice as many times as you like. But if the same ship appears twice and can’t be fended off with the help of your saber-rattling crew, it is a dark day indeed—the player rolling the dice ends their turn empty-handed while the others at the table can fill their pockets. If the active player manages to stop in time, they can exchange tokens for actions on their own game board, gaining a bonus either to reach new islands or to gain first access to new effects. Who will manage to sail away from the other players?

Jede Nacht verwandelt sich der Himmel in ein Meer von Sternen, die sich zu wunderschönen Sternbildern verbinden lassen.

In Look at the Stars ist es Aufgabe der Spielenden, solche Sternbilder durch geschicktes Einzeichnen von Verbindungslinien entstehen zu lassen. Dazu haben sie jeweils eine eigene Nachtkarte vor sich liegen, auf der sie in jeder Runde die aufgedeckten Linien einzeichnen ohne dabei andere Himmelskörper wie Planeten zu berühren. Doch der Sonnenaufgang schreitet unaufhaltsam voran und so wird der Nachthimmel und damit die Fläche, wo Sternbilder eingezeichnet werden können, im Laufe des Spiels immer kleiner. Am Spielende gibt es für Sternbilder mit mindestens drei Linien ebenso Punkte wie für Sternschnuppen, Planeten neben Sternbildern und erfüllte Bonuskarten.