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Explore the seas and fight for treasures in pirate fantasy board game Avast!



2-6 players; 30-120 minutes

It is the Age of Piracy and the best way to make a living is with a strong ship and crew. Pirate Captains are gaining notoriety for their exploits and crews are being formed from all walks of life. Riches are won with witts, sword and flintlock and losses are counted in blood. All of the trade of the entire world is up for grabs with opportunity for wealth all around, if you know how to go out and get it, and you do not mind getting bloody.

The game is also available on Kickstarter!

Try a worker placement euro-style game Pandemain: Traditional Farmers Bread!



1-4 players; 45-120 minutes

Set in medieval Germany, Nördlingen bakers will try to gain the favor of the catholic church in order to be honoured al Saint Honoratus of Amiens festivity. To do so, the players will bake different kinds of bread to sell at the villages to keep the nobles happy, while making constant donations to the church and avoid enragin the Holy Inquisition.

The game is also available on Kickstarter!

Experience the colorful and crafty world of fiber arts with ArchRavels!



2-4 players; ~45 minutes

Play as one of four characters, each with their own unique crafting specialty. Hit the Yarn Bazaar to build up your stash. Follow the patterns to make cuddly bears, warm blankets, and cozy scarves. Along the way you’ll get some unique special requests. Turn in your completed items to master a pattern, complete projects, and score points. When the project list runs out, the crafter with the most points wins!

The game is also available on Kickstarter!

Try monstrous recipes for your monstrous customers in a light eurogame for the whole family Monster Food Trucks!



2-4 players; 45-90 minutes

In Monster Food Trucks you will become a monstruous chef dedicated to satisfy the hunger of any creature ready to pay for your amazing dishes.

The game is also available on Kickstarter!

Try to organise your team of workers in an attempt to turn their initial scanty resources into a thriving economic system in Key Market II.



2-4 players; 75-105 minutes

Key Market was the sixth game in the Key series of stand-alone games published by R&D Games set in the medieval lands of Keydom, with components in both English and German. Designer David Brain and developer Richard Breese have now re-visited Key Market, adding four new guilds to the game and updating a number of the original guilds to give an even more challenging gaming experience.