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60 games

Ethnos
Strategy

Ethnos

Fantasy world domination through hand management. The dragon is everyone's problem.

2–6pMedium
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Mysterium
Cooperative

Mysterium

One player is a ghost. Everyone else is bad at interpreting ghost dreams.

2–7pMedium
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Codenames: Duet
Cooperative

Codenames: Duet

Two people, one grid, and a test of whether you actually think alike.

2–11pMedium
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Hanabi
Cooperative

Hanabi

The only card game where you can't see your own hand. On purpose.

2–5pMedium
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Forbidden Island
Cooperative

Forbidden Island

Racing to grab treasures before the island sinks. It will sink.

2–4pMedium
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Forbidden Desert
Cooperative

Forbidden Desert

Stranded in a desert with a sandstorm and a dwindling water supply.

2–5pMedium
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The Crew: Quest for Planet Nine
Cooperative

The Crew: Quest for Planet Nine

Trick-taking co-op in space. Your only communication is a single token.

2–5pMedium
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The Mind
Cooperative

The Mind

Play cards in ascending order. In silence. No talking. Somehow it works.

2–4pLight
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Magic Maze
Cooperative

Magic Maze

Real-time co-op where only one person can move each character at a time.

1–8pMedium
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Ticket to Ride
Family

Ticket to Ride

Route planning until someone blocks you and it's suddenly personal.

2–5pMedium
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Ticket to Ride: Europe
Family

Ticket to Ride: Europe

Ticket to Ride with tunnels and even more blocked routes. Europe got personal.

2–5pMedium
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Ticket to Ride: New York
Family

Ticket to Ride: New York

Ticket to Ride in 20 minutes. For when you love trains but have plans.

2–4pLight
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Carcassonne
Family

Carcassonne

Tile-laying that seems peaceful until someone steals your city with one meeple.

2–5pMedium
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Azul
Family

Azul

Decorating a Portuguese palace with tiles. Serene outside, brutal within.

2–4pMedium
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Azul: Summer Pavilion
Family

Azul: Summer Pavilion

Azul's prettier, harder sibling. The colors are beautiful. So is the pain.

2–4pMedium
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Splendor
Family

Splendor

Gem-hoarding engine builder that looks like jewelry and plays like chess.

2–4pMedium
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Cascadia
Family

Cascadia

Building a Pacific Northwest ecosystem. Quietly competitive in the best way.

1–4pMedium
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Sagrada
Family

Sagrada

Stained glass windows made of dice. Pretty to look at. Painful to build.

1–4pMedium
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Tiny Towns
Family

Tiny Towns

City building in a 4×4 grid. The constraints will haunt you.

1–6pMedium
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Camel Up
Family

Camel Up

Camel racing where betting on the wrong camel is always, always possible.

3–8pMedium
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Meadow
Family

Meadow

Nature exploration in card form. Genuinely calming. Genuinely underrated.

1–4pMedium
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Point Salad
Family

Point Salad

Salad ingredients are victory points. It makes no sense. It's brilliant.

2–6pLight
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For Sale
Family

For Sale

Buy low, sell high. The most elegant 15-minute game ever made.

3–6pLight
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Hey, That's My Fish!
Family

Hey, That's My Fish!

Penguins stealing fish from each other's ice floes. Ruthless for a penguin game.

2–4pLight
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Sushi Go!
Family

Sushi Go!

Passing sushi cards around a table. Cute, fast, and subtly mean.

2–5pLight
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No Thanks!
Family

No Thanks!

Avoiding a card by paying chips until someone has no choice but to take it.

3–7pLight
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6 Nimmt!
Family

6 Nimmt!

Don't be the sixth card. Sounds simple. Never is.

2–10pLight
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Kingdomino
Family

Kingdomino

Domino-style kingdom building. Your kingdom never looks like you planned.

2–4pLight
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Queendomino
Family

Queendomino

Kingdomino grew up and got complicated. Still absolutely worth it.

2–4pMedium
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Quacks of Quedlinburg
Family

Quacks of Quedlinburg

Potion brewing push-your-luck. The more you draw, the closer you are to exploding.

2–4pMedium
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Parks
Family

Parks

Exploring US national parks while collecting beautiful memories. Actually calming.

1–5pMedium
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Century: Spice Road
Family

Century: Spice Road

Trading spices along the Silk Road. Satisfying engine-building in 45 minutes.

2–5pMedium
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Flamme Rouge
Family

Flamme Rouge

Cycling race where drafting matters and your energy deck will betray you.

2–4pMedium
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Bohnanza
Family

Bohnanza

Bean farming negotiation. You'll trade anything to avoid a bean you hate.

2–5pMedium
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Sushi Go Party!
Family

Sushi Go Party!

More sushi, more players, more ways to steal the dessert you needed.

2–8pMedium
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Mariposas
Family

Mariposas

Butterfly migration simulation. Serene, strategic, and surprisingly competitive.

2–5pMedium
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Codenames
Party

Codenames

Two teams, one grid, and a spy who's terrible at giving hints.

2–8pLight
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King of Tokyo
Party

King of Tokyo

Kaiju fighting for Tokyo. Everyone gangs up on whoever is winning.

2–6pMedium
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Dixit
Party

Dixit

Describing surrealist art with one clue. Not too obvious, not too vague. Somehow fun.

3–6pLight
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Exploding Kittens
Party

Exploding Kittens

Cat-themed Russian roulette. Someone will draw the exploding kitten.

2–5pLight
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Just One
Party

Just One

Everyone writes the same clue. Duplicate clues cancel. Chaos ensues.

3–7pLight
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Decrypto
Party

Decrypto

Encode messages for your team without the other team cracking your code.

3–8pMedium
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Wavelength
Party

Wavelength

A hidden spectrum. Your team either reads your mind or really doesn't.

2–12pLight
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Bang!
Party

Bang!

Wild West social deduction. The sheriff doesn't know who to trust. Neither do you.

4–7pMedium
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One Night Ultimate Werewolf
Party

One Night Ultimate Werewolf

Ten minutes. One werewolf. Everyone is lying. It's perfect.

3–10pLight
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That's Pretty Clever!
Roll & Write

That's Pretty Clever!

Filling boxes with dice results. Simple concept, deeply satisfying optimization.

1–4pLight
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Coup
Bluffing

Coup

Bluffing with two cards and zero mercy. Everyone is lying. Act accordingly.

2–6pLight
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The Resistance
Bluffing

The Resistance

Spy infiltration where trust is a resource and paranoia is the atmosphere.

5–10pMedium
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Skull
Bluffing

Skull

One flower, one skull. The simplest game that still ends friendships.

2–6pLight
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Secret Hitler
Bluffing

Secret Hitler

Social deduction in a 1930s parliament. Fascism is always closer than it looks.

5–10pMedium
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The Resistance: Avalon
Bluffing

The Resistance: Avalon

Arthurian betrayal. Merlin knows everything. Merlin cannot say anything.

5–10pMedium
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Star Realms
Deck-build

Star Realms

Two-player space combat deck builder you can finish on a lunch break.

2pMedium
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Cartographers
Roll & Write

Cartographers

Drawing maps based on card draws. Your kingdom will look nothing like you planned.

1–100pMedium
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Welcome To...
Roll & Write

Welcome To...

Filling in a neighborhood on paper. Simultaneously. No turns. Brilliant.

1–100pMedium
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Patchwork
Duel

Patchwork

Competitive quilt-making. Sounds cozy. Is a knife fight.

2pMedium
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Jaipur
Duel

Jaipur

Merchant trading for two. Fast, simple, and deeply satisfying.

2pMedium
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Fox in the Forest
Duel

Fox in the Forest

Trick-taking for two with a fairy tale theme. Winning too much is losing.

2pMedium
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Hanamikoji
Duel

Hanamikoji

Two geishas, eight cards, and the most elegant 10-minute game ever made.

2pMedium
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Onitama
Abstract

Onitama

Chess-like martial arts duel with shifting move sets. Profound in a tiny box.

2pMedium
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Love Letter
Family

Love Letter

Deducing who holds the princess using 16 cards. A masterpiece in a tiny box.

2–6pLight
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