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Skill games

Bamboleo

Bamboleo turns balance into the whole challenge: a wooden board rests on a cork ball set into a pedestal, and every turn asks for one careful lift while the whole surface reacts. For 2 to 6 players aged 6 and up, the game creates immediate table tension as the board leans, settles and threatens to slip with each change in weight. Jacques Zeimet designed Bamboleo as a dexterity game built around gravity, shifting mass and nerve. About 25 wooden pieces are placed on the board before play begins, and they differ in shape, size and weight, so no turn feels identical to the last. Players remove 1 chosen piece without touching the board itself, and announced double stacks may also be taken in a single move. A round also allows passing, but the next successful player then receives a piece from each player who passed. Rounds end when the board tips, pieces slide off, all players pass in sequence, or the board is cleared. With a playing time of around 10-20 minutes, Bamboleo offers brisk rounds that invite repeat matches at the dining table or game night. Oliver Richtberg created the graphics, and the wooden shapes on the balancing board make the shifting positions easy to read at a glance.

Family games

Niagara

Niagara turns a treasure hunt into a moving river race, where canoes drift on transparent discs and every paddle card changes more than a single boat. For 3 to 5 players aged 8 and up, the current itself becomes part of every decision as the river carries each canoe closer to the waterfall while gemstones wait along the banks. Game author Thomas Liesching builds the tension through a mechanism that links personal movement with the shared flow of the stream. A turn is not only about pushing a canoe forward; the chosen paddle card also affects the tempo of the river, so one move can open a route, expose a rival or leave a loaded canoe in danger. Thieves add another layer to the contest by threatening rich captures before they reach shore. The 30–45 minute playing time keeps the table active, with shifting positions, changing risks and constant pressure around the best moment to collect or retreat. Spiel des Jahres 2005, the German critics' prize for board games, underlines the game's distinctive design. On the table, the transparent discs and canoe pieces make the downstream pull easy to read at a glance, while the gemstone hunt keeps every trip to the riverbank tense. Family game rounds reward timing, nerve and careful observation as fortunes can change quickly near the falls.

Children’s games

Auf der Hut

€8.99

In the centre of the table are princess, pirate, jester, cook and other playing cards that want to be provided with the matching headdress. Concealed above them, hats are waiting to be uncovered and moved to the correct head. This is done secretly, so that the players have to follow the "invisible" headdresses attentively to notice when a matching head/hat combination has formed somewhere. Those who are not on their guard quickly get a bald head, which only disappears again under a wonder hat. "Auf der Hut" is a fun and accessible card game for children and families and lasts about 20 minutes. It was developed by Alexey Konnov, Alexey Paltsev and Anatoly Shklyarov and lovingly illustrated by Michele Cavaloti.   Author: Alexey Konnov, Alexey Paltsev, Anatoly Shklyarov

Boule, Boccia & outdoor games

Zoch Crossboule Bundle

Product bundle consisting of: CrossBoule Set BEACH / CrossBoule Set JUNGLE Article number: 601131500 Product: CrossBoule Set BEACH Crossboule - that's Boules in the 3rd dimension, and even more... In Crossboule, each player has his own set of boules in one out of twelve fashionable designs. Different from Boules, these boules are made from soft material, flexible and squeezable. You throw them on benches, stairs, shelves - depending on where the target boule is. There are no limits to your imagination. Every kind of terrain provides players with new challenges. It's still fun even in snow, rain or in the water. You can gain extra points with special combos. The player who wins two sets of 11 points each wins the match. for 2 Players or More; Ages 6 and up   Article number: 601131600 Product: CrossBoule Set JUNGLE Crossboule - that's Boules in the 3rd dimension, and even more... In Crossboule, each player has his own set of boules in one out of twelve fashionable designs. Different from Boules, these boules are made from soft material, flexible and squeezable. You throw them on benches, stairs, shelves - depending on where the target boule is. There are no limits to your imagination. Every kind of terrain provides players with new challenges. It's still fun even in snow, rain or in the water. You can gain extra points with special combos. The player who wins two sets of 11 points each wins the match. for 2 Players or More; Ages 6 and up

Activity & reaction games

Crossboule Set LIMITED EDITION

€29.99

Crossboule c³ Limited Edition takes boules into a more dynamic setting with flexible fabric balls that hold their position where classic metal balls would keep rolling. That single change opens the game to stairs, walls, hills and park benches, so each round can use height, edges and surfaces as part of the course. For ages 6 and up, the set brings movement and tactical play together in a format that works indoors and outdoors. This anniversary edition marks 15 years of Crossboule and is arranged as a complete set for 3 players. The aim is to place Crossboules as close as possible to the target ball, while clever placement and well-judged throws can also collect combo points. Because the balls are made for this 3-dimensional style of play, routes do not need a flat pitch or a marked court. Everyday surroundings become part of the match, and each new location changes the lines, distances and obstacles that shape the next throw. A game on steps plays differently from a round across benches or along a sloped path, which keeps each session fresh while staying easy to set up. Crossboule c³ suits quick matches in the park, active rounds on a trip, or spontaneous play at home when a room, hallway or courtyard offers enough space to build a course.

Family games

Beasty Bar - New Beasts in Town

€14.99

Beasty Bar New Beasts in Town turns the queue outside Heaven's Gate into a fast card game of timing, position and animal instinct. Designed by Stefan Kloß and Anna Oppolzer, with illustrations by Alexander Jung, this standalone sequel brings 12 new guests into the scramble for the best places on the red carpet, with every card showing a distinct animal and a numbered strength from 1 to 12. The core system stays easy to follow while opening room for sharp tactical play. Each player takes a 12-card set in 1 colour, starts with 4 cards in hand and draws from a personal stack as the round continues. Cards are played into the Drangelmeile, where their actions can replace, reorder, copy or push rivals back before the line is checked. The reference sheets help keep the animal powers visible during play, and the recurring effects on cards such as Tiger and Llama keep the queue moving even after the turn that placed them. The game is for 2-4 players and carries an 8Y+ age marking. Every session can stay self-contained or link with the original Beasty Bar. Combined play brings all 24 animals from both games together, letting each player build a personal set from the 2 boxes while keeping the 1 to 12 value structure intact. That modular format suits quick rematches, changing card mixes and table rounds where the line outside the bar never settles for long.  Author: Stefan Kloß

Boule, Boccia & outdoor games

CrossBoule Set BEACH

€27.99

Crossboule Beach turns the classic boules idea into a throwing game that moves through 3 dimensions. Soft, flexible and squeezable boules can be aimed at a target ball across benches, stairs, shelves or open ground, so each round uses the surroundings as part of the challenge. With play for 2 players or more and an age recommendation of 6 years and up, the set opens quickly into active matches on changing terrain. Instead of relying on a fixed court, Crossboule Beach uses whatever surface is available. Asphalt, sand, meadow, water and snow all change how throws land and where the next shot needs to go. The soft textile construction gives the balls a different handling feel from classic metal boules and makes unusual target positions possible. Each player has a personal set, and the range includes 12 fashionable designs. Matches are played over 2 sets of 11 points each, while special combos add extra scoring options and a tactical layer beyond simple distance play. A park bench, a flight of steps, a stretch of beach or a snowy path can all become the playing area within moments. That shifting layout keeps every session fresh and gives casual rounds, holiday play and outdoor meetups a clear goal with room for inventive shot selection.

Family games

Mini Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck (in metal tins)

€5.99

Mini Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck packs the cheeky spirit of the popular dice game into a compact travel format with a round metal tin, 8 dice and Bratwurm tiles numbered from 21 to 36. Designed by Reiner Knizia, it fits easily on a café table, train tray or holiday apartment shelf, where every roll pushes the race for the most valuable worm portions forward. The 8+ age marking, 2-7 player range and 20-30 minute playing time give the game a flexible table presence without stretching the session. The numbered tiles create a clear score ladder from 21 up to 36, while the worm symbols on the dice and tiles tie the theme directly into the scoring. The mini format keeps the familiar Heckmeck character intact while reducing the footprint for travel, short breaks and spontaneous rematches. On weekend trips, school holidays or a quick round after dinner, the small tin opens into a lively contest of rolls, timing and nerve. It suits shelves with limited space just as well as a packed day bag, and with a playing time of around 20-30 minutes, repeat rounds fit easily into shorter game sessions.

Boule, Boccia & outdoor games

Zoch Crossboule Bundle

Product bundle consisting of: CrossBoule Set DOWNTOWN / CrossBoule Set MOUNTAIN   Article number: 601131400 Product: CrossBoule Set DOWNTOWN Crossboule - that's Boules in the 3rd dimension, and even more... In Crossboule, each player has his own set of boules in one out of twelve fashionable designs. Different from Boules, these boules are made from soft material, flexible and squeezable. You throw them on benches, stairs, shelves - depending on where the target boule is. There are no limits to your imagination. Every kind of terrain provides players with new challenges. It's still fun even in snow, rain or in the water. You can gain extra points with special combos. The player who wins two sets of 11 points each wins the match.   Article number: 601105015 Product: CrossBoule Set MOUNTAIN Crossboule - that's Boules in the 3rd dimension, and even more... In Crossboule, each player has his own set of boules in one out of twelve fashionable designs. Different from Boules, these boules are made from soft material, flexible and squeezable. You throw them on benches, stairs, shelves - depending on where the target boule is. There are no limits to your imagination. Every kind of terrain provides players with new challenges. It's still fun even in snow, rain or in the water. You can gain extra points with special combos. The player who wins two sets of 11 points each wins the match.

Social & Parlour games

Der Turm

€11.99

A tower with a bad habit of spitting gemstones back out waits at the centre of the table. In The Tower, 2 to 5 players from 8 years hide their own gemstones across 10 movable levels and try to remember where space is still waiting. Each round opens one level of the modular tower, then the pieces stack back in a new order. If that level is already too full, the exposed gemstones tumble out again and the careful plan suddenly looks a little shaky. Memory and observation sit at the heart of the game, because the shifting floors keep changing the path of every gemstone. The aim is plain and tense: place all own gemstones in the tower before the others manage it. A round takes about 15 minutes, so the tactical party game stays quick, lively and easy to bring back to the table. Inside the box are 10 tower levels, 36 gemstones and 10 number tokens. The clever table presence comes from the tower itself, not from a long rulebook. Every opened floor asks for timing, nerve and a good sense of where the gems have gone

Family games

Heckmeck Deluxe

€24.99

Heckmeck Deluxe packs Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck, Heckmeck Extrawurm and a new mini-expansion into 1 metal tin, turning the well-known chicken dice game into a fuller table setup for 2-7 players aged 8Y+. A round can stay quick at 20-30 minutes, while the numbered grill and worm symbols keep every roll focused on exact scoring. The core system uses 8 white dice with faces 1-5 and a worm. After each roll, players set aside all dice of 1 chosen value, total the points, and continue only with the remaining dice; each worm counts as 5 points, and at least 1 worm is needed for a valid claim. The 18 roasted worm portions cover 11, 13 and 21-36, which creates a broad scoring ladder with low values that must be hit exactly. A failed attempt can send the top collected portion back to the grill and turn the highest available portion face down, so risk stays present until a turn is banked. Heckmeck Deluxe also adds 7 round Bratworms and 6 specialists that alter scoring and timing. The golden die can join as a 9th die, the canned worm counts as a dice worm when no worm appears in the result, and the weasel allows 1 re-roll of the dice just thrown. Around the table, these effects create lively swings between cautious stopping, bold extra rolls and well-timed steals from visible stacks. Author: Reiner Knizia. Illustration: Doris Matthaus.

Family games

Heckmeck Extrawurm

€14.99

Heckmeck Extrawurm adds new twists to the well-known Heckmeck dice game and keeps every roll under pressure with extra portions, specialist figures and a custom yellow die. This expansion can only be played with the original Heckmeck base game, turning familiar rounds into a tighter race for worms as the table fills with new effects and shifting chances. The set adds 2 fried worm portions with the values 11 and 13, 7 additional grilled fried worms and 5 specialists that each change a turn in a different way. The mother hen protects against attacks from fellow players, the weasel allows dice to be taken back, the raven gathers grill worms, the can worm replaces the harder-to-roll grill worm and the golden die raises the chance of gaining extra worms. Each player may hold only 1 specialist at a time, so timing matters as much as luck. Reiner Knizia is named as the game author, and Doris Matthäus is named on the game presentation. With play for 2-7 players and an age recommendation of 8+, Heckmeck Extrawurm suits lively family game sessions where quick decisions, changing odds and direct interaction keep the table engaged. A round can swing fast when a specialist changes hands or an extra worm portion comes into reach, making this expansion a strong choice for fans who already know the base game.

Family games

Menara

€31.99

Menara is a cooperative building game in which 1-4 players raise a jungle temple from pillars and irregular temple floors while trying to keep the whole structure standing. The central tension comes from the tower itself: every added support changes the load across the upper levels, so a steady hand and clear coordination matter on every turn. The box contains 18 temple floors, 76 columns in 5 colors, 40 construction parchments, 1 camp and 1 cotton bag. Construction cards determine what has to happen next, and each new requirement can force a different approach to spacing, height and support. A careless move does not simply end the round; it increases the challenge, because mistakes mean another floor must be added to the temple. That rule gives the game a distinctive rhythm, with the group constantly weighing risk against progress while the structure grows more demanding. At the table, Menara creates a focused mix of discussion, precision and suspense as players study open spaces, hand over the right columns and decide where the next level can hold. With a playing time of around 45 minutes, the rising temple provides a substantial cooperative challenge while its nooks, crannies and uneven platforms make the finished structure as striking to look at as it is difficult to complete. Game author: Oliver Richtberg. Illustrator: Sebastien Caiveau.  Author: Oliver Richtberg

Children’s games

Heckmeck Junior

€8.99

Heckmeck Junior brings the Heckmeck world to younger players with a fast dice game built around counting, matching and a clear push-your-luck rhythm. In each round, 6 custom dice show worms and snack symbols such as buns, cheese, cucumber and ketchup, creating a bright table scene where every roll feeds directly into the next decision. The game uses 12 roast worm tiles laid out in ascending order, with values from 4 to 9 and worm illustrations underneath that show the reward on each tile. Players roll all dice, choose 1 symbol, set all matching dice aside, then continue with the remaining dice while adding up the collected results. A worm must be part of the total to take a tile, and buns count double, so the scoring stays easy to read while still leaving room for timing and risk. If the exact tile is gone, a lower tile can be taken from the grill, and a visible top tile may also be pinched from another player's stack. That structure keeps turns active at family tables, on playdates or during a short game round after school. With 2-5 players and an age recommendation of 5+, Heckmeck Junior supports repeated rounds where number recognition, comparing totals and simple tactical choices stay at the center of the action. Author Reiner Knizia and illustrator Doris Matthaus shape the game's lively character.

Family games

Mini Geistesblitz (in metal tin)

€5.99

Geistes Blitz Mini packs the sharp visual tension of Jacques Zeimet's reaction game into a compact travel format with a round metal tin, 60 cards and 5 wooden figures. Each turn starts with one card flipped at the center, and the table has to read color and shape in a split second while hands race toward the right figure. The mechanism gives every card a clear twist. If one object appears in its original color, that exact figure must be grabbed at once. If neither shown object matches its original color, the correct choice is the figure whose shape and color are both absent from the card. This simple rule creates fast shifts between direct recognition and elimination logic, so observation and quick decisions matter on every turn. The wooden ghost, book, bottle, mouse and chair are large enough to read clearly in the middle of the table, which keeps the action immediate even with a full group of 2 to 8 players. With an age recommendation of 8+ and a playing time of 20 to 30 minutes, the mini edition suits short rounds on trips, at family gatherings or between larger game sessions. The small tin stores the full set neatly and keeps Geistes Blitz ready for play away from the shelf.