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In a worker placement game Dice Hospital players must treat as many patients as possible to appease the local authorities!



2-4 players; 45-90 minutes

Players use their hospital staff to treat patients on their personal hospital player boards. However, players may also call in specialist staff to react to certain situations that arise to score more points with the authorities! The game uses worker placement mechanics for the staff, dice as the patients where low scores indicate low health and a personal player board of actions to treat patients. The player with the highest reputation wins the game!

Welcome to Origami Islands, uncharted and untouched by a tip of a marker pen.



1-5 players; 30 minutes

Listen to the whisper of paper waves as you paint the islands with the seasons’ colors – the scarlet flame of autumn, the lush green of spring and summer, and the winter’s blue glow. Choose your islands wisely, make proper bets, find a middle way between speed and quality – and lay your path to victory in this roll-n-write game. Conquer the infinite ocean of Origami islands!

Come enjoy the company of the ducks while visiting the different locations around the park.



2-4 players; 30-60 minutes

In Ducks in Tow, you are walking around the park feeding the ducks their favorite food. When you feed them, they start following you and you must lead them to their favorite location in the park. When you successfully lead them to their favorite location, you take a photo with them and they waddle off to find their friends. Maybe you’ll see them again later as you continue your walk around the park.

The game is also available on Kickstarter!

How to plan and execute the largest military campaign in history? Find it out in board game 1941: Race to Moscow.



1-4 players; 1.5-2 hours

In 1941: Race to Moscow, players take the roles of chiefs of staff (or quartermasters) of three massive Army Groups, formed from close to 200 divisions, aiming at three targets in the Soviet Union - Moscow, Leningrad, and Rostov. The campaign was planned to be swift and daring, with a goal to reach the objectives before winter. In reality, after the final push - Operation Typhoon - the invading troops reached the vicinity of Moscow and looked through binoculars at the Kremlin spires on one frosty December morning. And then the Soviet counteroffensive started.

The game is also available on Kickstarter!

You are an adept of the mysterious art of alchemy, seeking a way to become the successor of the greatest alchemist ever living - Hermes Trismegistus.



1-4 players; 1.5-2 hours

Trismegistus: The Ultimate Formula is played over three rounds during which you will draft exactly three dice. By expertly utilizing the potency of your drafted die, you will be able to transmute precious materials, collect alchemical essences, purchase and activate artifacts, and perform experiments that will progress you along four mastery tracks. You will also build a secret hand of publication cards which - together with the value of your experiments, the completed formulas of your Philosopher's Stone, and your collected gold - will determine your final score in victory points and, perhaps, make you the greatest alchemist, someone able to rival Hermes Trismegistus himself!