A game that primarily uses cards as the basis for gameplay.
A relaxing and thoughtful two player game, Stellar has you searching the cosmos for black holes, planets, and moons. The first action you take each turn also determines the second action you must take, so you must consider each choice carefully.
Players must attempt to play through all the cards in the deck, playing them into two different stacks. If you ever can’t make a legal play on your turn, everyone loses the game.
Cabo: Deluxe Edition features beautifully whimsical artwork, with a blend of memory elements and lightly strategic gameplay. Each player has four cards face-down in front of them. The goal is to get the collective value of your cards closer to zero than your opponents' cards, choosing the perfect moment to go out and have all players reveal their cards and compare.
Decktective: Bloody-Red Roses is a mystery game set in the 1800’s, where players must work together to figure out the answer to a series of questions, using a deck of cards and a 3D murder scene created with the game box and a few cards.
Silver, a card game from Bézier Games set in the Werewolf universe, blends memory elements, unique role abilities, deduction, and a little bit of luck.
A flip-and-write game in which each turn an expedition card is drawn which shows a pattern of boxes. Players attempt to check off this pattern on their own treasure cards, in order to complete their cards and hopefully score some bonus points along the way.
Illusion is a party game designed by Wolfgang Warsch (The Mind), in which players attempt to lineup cards in order of the amount specific colors appear on them. You may either add a card on your turn or challenge all those already played this round if you believe a mistake has been made.
Spell Smashers is a word game in which you play letter cards to spell words and deal out damage to monsters for each letter you use. Choose your battles carefully, however, as each wound will fill your hand with difficult to use letter combos you can't easily discard.
In Point Salad, there are six different types of vegetable cards, and every card has a different scoring method on the back. Players draft combinations of veggies and scoring methods to try to score the most points. With over 100 ways to score points, each game offers a unique experience.
