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2018

Railroad Ink is a roll-and-write dice game about drawing routes on your player board as you lay down rail and help plot the highway, making connections and reaching exits to maximize your points as the dice determine the routes you must take.

Lay down tiles, build islands, and score changing personal objectives each round based on the resources on the islands you construct.

Published by Red Raven Games, Megaland is a 20-minute push-your-luck game, designed for 2-5 players, which combines elements of Incan Gold and Machi Koro.

A set collection game about painting beautiful pictures. Plan your turn simultaneously with other players, but the earlier you wake up to paint then the earlier your turn will be resolved! Don't sleep in to late or you may have to watch your opponents ruin your carefully laid plans.

Play at least one card each turn to the hive. Match enough corners of your card with those already on the board to earn the chance to play bonus cards. Compete to be the first to get rid of all your cards!

 

On your turn you roll one industry die and five number dice. Based on what industry you rolled, players earn money based on the asset cards they have. You may then reroll your number dice up to two times in an attempt to create sets and runs of numbers which will earn you more money with which to buy more assets with. The player with the most money when the bank runs out of cash wins the game.

The detectives have gathered. But one among you is a conspirator and another their informer. Play cards to match the word the informer has given you, but the conspirator has no idea what the word is and must attempt to bluff their way through. Can you spot who it is?

Charades meets social deduction, in this compact little card game about hunting the pretender among you.

 

Players must work together to hunt down an elusive creature, but in the end only one of you will have the glory of the find, so be careful not to give too much information away.

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.

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