Mabula is a two-player abstract strategy game that tests your planning and spatial thinking with every match. Players push marbles across the board to shift positions and build connected groups, but you’ll need to be careful not to push any marbles off the edge. You can score by forming the largest connected group, or try the advanced mode where you multiply the sizes of your individual groups for a more complex challenge. Since marbles are placed randomly around the perimeter and color placement is restricted, each game offers a fresh and unique experience. Designed for ages 8 and up, Mabula provides quick yet deep gameplay that works well for game nights, casual play, or head-to-head competition.

Mission: Red Planet is a space exploration strategy game where players act as mining corporations competing to colonize Mars and gather valuable resources like celerium, sylvanite, and ice. The game unfolds over 10 rounds, giving you opportunities to deploy astronauts, control resource-rich areas, and secure the most valuable materials before your rivals. Each round, you'll use unique character cards to decide when your astronauts launch and what special actions you can take, adding strategic depth to every decision. You can also complete secret missions for extra points and use research cards to change the value of resources on Mars, introducing layers of strategy and surprise. Designed for 2 to 6 players, this game blends tactical choices with resource management, making it a great option for family or game nights with friends.

Step into the world of the Cthulhu Mythos in this mystery game set in 1920s America, where you and your fellow agents of the Bureau of Investigation work to uncover supernatural threats inspired by the writings of H.P. Lovecraft. As a cooperative detective game, players team up to investigate five peculiar cases—each one strange enough to test your resolve. Based on the rules of Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective with some new investigative mechanics, it offers a fresh challenge for fans of that series while remaining accessible to newcomers. You'll explore locations like Boston and Arkham, follow leads, interview witnesses, and piece together clues across five highly variable cases that blend twists and new gameplay elements. Designed for 1 to 8 players ages 14 and up, each session typically lasts between 2 to 4 hours.

This two-player strategy game lets you relive the Battle of Hoth, where you can take command of either the Imperial Army or the Rebel Forces in a fast-paced, head-to-head showdown. The game includes a set of detailed miniatures featuring iconic Star Wars characters, vehicles, and troops to bring the battle to your tabletop. With custom dice and tactical options to guide your decisions, each playthrough offers a dynamic and unique experience. It’s well suited for Star Wars fans and players who enjoy immersive, tactical games.

In The Peak Team, players work together as wildlife rangers to protect endangered species and complete conservation missions across a dynamic mountain reserve. The game uses a unique reverse-drafting system where players assign cards to one another, helping everyone gather the tools needed for exploration and teamwork. You'll explore a towering mountain board divided into different regions, using paths and transportation systems to reach observation points and important wildlife zones. Each ranger must complete personal and team objectives before actions run out, so you'll need to balance exploration with efficiency to succeed together. Designed for family game nights or cooperative strategy fans, the game offers engaging gameplay with plenty of replay value.

Build and expand your own 19th-century Norwegian fishing village by collecting fish, upgrading buildings, engaging in trade, and exploring new technologies. Each round, you’ll draft dice to activate buildings, gather resources, and take actions such as sending out fishing boats, completing trade orders, or advancing on technology tracks. The game offers strong replayability with variable setup—special abilities and end scoring tiles change each time, so no two games play the same. You can also unlock technological advancements to improve your fishing boat and gain special abilities, adding strategic depth as you progress. Designed for strategy game fans and family game nights, it plays in about 60 minutes and brings rich thematic elements inspired by Norwegian fishing culture.

In this strategic origami challenge, players compete to become the ultimate Origami Collecting Master by gathering the most pieces of a single design. Each turn, an arrow token determines which row or column you can take from, so every move matters—not just for what you collect, but for what you leave behind for other players. The game includes 48 beautifully colored wooden origami tokens and one arrow token, offering both tactile appeal and vibrant visuals. It’s fast-paced and family-friendly, easy to learn and quick to play, making it a great choice for game nights, travel, or family gatherings. Suitable for ages 8 and up, the game has enough depth to keep adults engaged. With its compact size and dynamic mechanics, COLORO is portable and replayable, perfect for casual fun or more strategic play sessions.

Patterns is a strategic board game with a mandala theme, where players swap tiles on a tea towel play mat to claim territory. You’ll compete to mark connected colored areas as your own while trying to disrupt your opponent’s patterns. Clever scoring comes into play as you place markers to make each move count toward victory. The game is quick to set up and can be explained in under five minutes, so you can start playing right away. With its unique tea towel design and engaging gameplay, Patterns offers plenty of replay value for hours of fun.

This game includes 105 colorful, high-quality dice that add a vibrant touch to play. The beautiful artwork on the cards and game board is complemented by the bright Noctiluca dice, creating an appealing table presence. Designed by the acclaimed Shem Phillips, the gameplay is simple, engaging, and abstract, making it easy to learn while offering thoughtful decisions. For those who enjoy playing alone, the set also includes a solo variant.

Explore the Great Plains in this two-player abstract puzzle game, where rival tribes compete for dominance with the help of spiritual animal guides. Players use clever tactics to navigate hills, cross lowlands, and advance into their opponent’s territory, aiming to claim the most land for their tribe. Each game offers a fresh challenge, as the tablets are shuffled and arranged randomly to create a unique board every time. Designed for ages 10 and up, this strategic game supports two players and typically takes about 20 minutes to play.

In Small Fjords, gameplay unfolds in two distinct phases. First, you'll strategically place hexagonal terrain tiles to build the game's landscape, creating fjords, meadows, and mountains. Your choices here directly affect scoring and movement later on. Once the map is complete, the game shifts to a contest of territory control, where you deploy your Viking tokens to claim land and outmaneuver your opponent for dominance over key areas. The game is compact and portable, making it easy to bring deep, tactical play to quick sessions at home or while traveling. Designed for head-to-head strategy, it's a great fit for both kids and adults who enjoy tile-laying, abstract games, and Viking-themed adventures.