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In Grim Farmer, the Players are farmers and a new neighbour just arrived, the Grim Reaper himself.

He decided that he wants to be a farmer, but he doesn't know much about it. Poor animals are not so lucky under his hands, his touch is deadly. He asks for a little help from the Players, and who can say no to Death?



If you can fulfil his requests first and empty your hand, you win!

Grab Your Breakfast is a family light drafting game about grabbing the heartiest breakfast possible.

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There will be a sumptuous spread on the table ... pancakes, cereal, bagels and cups of coffee. Start collecting what you would like for your breakfast.

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But you'll need more than luck to win. Some food are worth more points than others so you have to plan what to collect. Reveal hidden food items as you play the game and get bonus points for special combinations of cards you collect. Be careful about penalty points if you don't let others collect the items you want!

It seems that new mines keep being discovered... But these mines aren't that big and all the dwarves will have to run to get the most out of them in just one day! In this dice version of Quartz, the bet remains the same: Everyone must explore the mine and sell the mined crystals in the city at the end of the day. The dwarf who manages to collect the most money will have the mine all to themselves.



Quartz: The Dice Game is divided into six rounds. On their turn, each player must:

• Mine a crystal
  
• Roll the dice
  
• Perform actions based on the dice (mine, steal, store, transfer)
  

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At the end of the game everyone receives points according to the value of the crystals they have, being entitled to bonus points for collections of equal crystals. Each unstable crystal will penalize its owner 3 points less and the player with the fewest crystals in the chest loses 5 points.

Age of Comics: The Golden Years is a worker-placement board game in which you play the role of a fictional comic-book publishing company during the golden age of comics (circa 1938-1956).



In each round the players, in turn, must position 4 meeples (workers called editors). They can choose 4 out of 6 spaces, called publishing tasks. There are 6 publishing tasks in total that can be performed in any order and lead to 6 specific player actions: hire, develop, ideas, print, sales, royalties. When a player prints a comic book she must pay using monetary resources ($) + 2 identical token ideas and display, on the table, the comic book cover and, underneath, show both a writer and an artist card. The comics’ value (needed for collecting orders on the map) will be the sum of the value of its creatives (artist + writer). Each creative card has a value ranging from 1 to 3.



The game lasts 5 rounds. The objective of the game is to accumulate the highest number of fans, make money by publishing comics and create the best portfolio of comic books.

Micro Cosmos is a 1-4 player, card-based, resource management game in which players try to terraform planets, create colonies and bring back survivors to their homeworlds.



On each turn, players move their spaceship (Ark) and use their cards in one of 3 different ways to gain and convert resources and perform different actions from the celestial body or satellite they are currently on.

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Players try to gain victory points by terraforming planets, scouting for members of various races and settling them on their homeworlds and creating colonies on planets they visit. Once a set number of planets is fully terraformed, the player with the most victory points is considered the winner.



The game includes a robust solo mode that uses a super simple Automa deck to perform the AI player's actions. Various levels of difficulty create a challenge for any player.

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