Items47The creator’s order
  1. 1Dorfromantik: The Board GameDorfromantik: The Board GameFor 1 to 6 players in 30 to 60 minutes. Join hexagonal fields, woods, rivers, and tracks into one shared map. You talk through placements when you want help, and you can unlock new tiles for later games by meeting the village’s requests together.0
  2. 2HarmoniesHarmoniesFor 1 to 4 players in about 30 minutes. Draft a group of terrain tokens and stack them to build a habitat that matches the animals on your cards. Other players can take a group you wanted, but the landscape you’ve built is yours to keep.0
  3. 3CascadiaCascadiaFor 1 to 4 players in about 45 minutes. Pick a habitat tile and wildlife token, then use them to grow your own patch of the Pacific Northwest. You share the draft supply, so an animal can go before you get it, but nobody rearranges what you’ve laid down.0
  4. 4A Gentle Rain: Bloom EditionA Gentle Rain: Bloom EditionFor 1 or more players in about 15 minutes. Match the flower halves at tile edges and see how many blossoms you can place as the pond grows. You can play alone or work on one pond together, with no contest for a tile and no need to hurry.0
  5. 5Beacon PatrolBeacon PatrolFor 1 to 4 players in 30 to 45 minutes. Take turns sailing and adding tiles to a shared coastline with beacons and buoys. Your goal is to chart what’s around you together, so the discussion can stay as simple as where to sail next.0
  6. 6CalicoCalicoFor 1 to 4 players in 30 to 45 minutes. Fill your little quilt with the colors and patterns that will attract cats and earn buttons. The draft is shared, so another player can take the piece you wanted. The tricky part is fitting several goals into a tight space.0
  7. 7SprawlopolisSprawlopolisFor 1 to 4 players in 15 to 20 minutes. Add cards to one shared city and try to meet the goals you drew. Players can talk through the layout without revealing their hands. Pick it for a small cooperative challenge where keeping roads connected can matter as much as the things you build beside them.0
  8. 8TranquilityTranquilityFor 1 to 5 players in 15 to 20 minutes. Fill one grid of islands in ascending order without talking through your moves. You can briefly discuss how many cards to discard when the Start card goes down, so the rest of the game is about reading the shared grid.0
  9. 9KingdominoKingdominoFor 2 to 4 players in about 15 minutes. Select a domino and fit it into your own kingdom by connecting matching landscapes. Taking a valuable tile can leave you later in line next round. Try it when your group wants a quick spatial puzzle with only a little competition over pieces.0
  10. 10SagradaSagradaFor 1 to 4 players in 30 to 45 minutes. Draft translucent dice and fit their colors and numbers into your own window. The shared dice pool means someone might take the die you need, but the challenge is in solving your own pattern.0