Baron
boardgame
Baron is a tactical hexagonal tile-laying game for two to five players set in the eleventh century. Previously available as a free download, its positive reception in France eventually led to a commercial publishing deal.
- Players:
- 2–5
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 10
Maka Bana
boardgame
On the island of Maka Bana, players place tourist huts using three cards to determine board locations. The goal is scoring the most points through strategic placement. A Tiki blocks opponents, and advanced rules introduce legal cheating and bluffing mechanics.
- Players:
- 3–6
- Time:
- 45–60 min
- Min. Age:
- 10
Skåål
boardgame
In Skaaland, players lead dwarf clans to become the most respected royal clan. By strategically prospecting for gold and opening lucrative taverns, they earn respect points while managing impetuous dwarves and rival clans to achieve ultimate victory.
- Players:
- 3–6
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 10
Himalaya
boardgame
As a Himalayan tribal leader, you guide yak caravans across snowy paths to collect goods and boost your influence. Players program six moves in advance to strategically deliver items and support monasteries. The unique endgame scoring eliminates players sequentially across religious, political, and economic categories, culminating in a tense competition for the most prosperous caravan.
- Players:
- 3–4
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Key Largo
boardgame
In Key Largo, players salvage treasures from shipwrecks around the Florida Keys before a hurricane hits. Players secretly plan daily actions to hire divers, buy equipment, and sell goods for maximum profit. It is a tactical management game.
- Players:
- 3–5
- Time:
- 30–40 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Kanaloa
boardgame
Arabana-Opodopo is the up to four-player version of Kahuna. Players play bamboo sticks to build bridges between islands. Gaining a majority removes opponent bridges and earns points for controlled islands during scoring rounds.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 60 min
- Min. Age:
- 10