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Your gingerbread man must fight for his life and all his delicious cookie parts, as players go head to head in this free-for-all, real time, dice game.

Beautiful artwork, clever clue giving, and bunny meeples! Ten years old already, Dixit has inspired a number of excellent games since its release. But how well does it still hold up?

You have been sent five postcards by a mysterious criminal. Hidden in these cards are puzzles with clues to past crimes and perhaps a message for you.

Color Fold is a logic puzzle with a simple premise: can you fold the cloth in the perfect way so that only four specific squares can be seen? The concept may be simple, but the solutions rarely are.

Have you ever wanted to be like MacGyver? You could accomplish almost anything with just some duct tape and a paper clip. Fortunately, you can be MacGyver in this new escape room game by Pressman Toy.

In this kid-friendly asymmetrical game, one player searches the forest for Shadowlings with only a small lantern for light.

Forty cases of cat misbehavior. Six suspects. Can you find the one who spilled the coffee? Or deduce who unraveled all the yarn?

Time to tap into your inner evil genius as you vie for inventions, minions, and precious supplies that will bring your ideas to life.

This deck builder will take you on an adventure across the high seas as you plunder merchant ships and sail into port to trade goods and recruit shipmates. Race to capture a Spanish treasure galleon and be crowned the pirate king.

Self-dubbed "a party game where close counts," America doesn’t expect you to know all the answers — you just need to have a general idea, or guess that no one else has a clue either.

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