2020

Players compete to sew the coziest quilt as they collect and place patches of different colors and patterns, aiming for aesthetics as well as a quilt that will attact cuddly cats.

One player will score based on the animals on the tiles, while the other player will score based on their colors. On your turn move one tile and then place a new one on the board. Try to make large groups of tiles with matching scoring features in order to win the game.

In this game of logic, deduction, and math, players compete to be the first to deduce a hidden series of numbers by taking turns asking each other questions, selecting these questions from a series of cards on the table.

Draft tiles and build a city that reaches to the clouds, laying walkways between your towers and earning more points for the longer they are.

School of Sorcery is a two player game of strategy, predicting your opponent’s moves, dice rolls, and magic, as you roll dice and assign them to cards in an attempt to capture magical artifacts while guessing where your opponent will move theirs.

Last-Second Quest is a real time game about racing to pack the right items for the quest and managing your inventory, with a little bit of story-telling when your opponents accuse you of trying to sneak along a forbidden item.

In the first ‘flick-and-write’ game, explore the beauty of the desert as you flick discs and compete in four different areas, each with their own unique scoring rules.

From Bicycle, Exchange has players secretly selecting which assets they want to buy or sell each round, while also manipulating the values of the assets. Choices are revealed simultaneously, so players must try to predict what other players will do, while trying to buy low and sell high.

Gods Love Dinosaurs, published by Pandasaurus Games, has players trying to balance the prey, predators, and dinosaurs of their worlds so as to be able to sustain life while also filling it with dinosaurs.

A light social deduction game of cutting wires and defusing bombs. Try to find which cards hide the defusing wires or fool your opponents into triggering an explosion.