13 Ghosts is a microgame for 2-4 players in which each player tries to find the ghost hidden in the opponent's crypt. The game consists of thirteen ghost cards (provided in two sets for use in four-player games), each with a number from 1 to 13 and a special ability.

When playing, you use the card in your hand and you either play it face up to apply its ability or play it face down, thereby attacking your opponent by trying to guess the number of the ghost in their crypt. Succeed, and they are out of the game. As more and more cards are played and abilities are applied, players try to deduce their opponents' ghosts and remove them from the game. The last player to remain wins.

• Control the pet shop with a simple card system.
• Great player interactions.
• Collect beautiful fish.

In Celestia, a revamped version of Cloud 9, you board an aircraft with a team of adventurers to perform many trips through the cities of Celestia and recover their wonderful treasures. Your journey will not be safe, but you will attempt to be the richest adventurer by collecting the most precious treasures!
At the beginning of a journey, all players place their pawns within the aircraft; the players start the game with six cards in hand (or eight depending on the number of players). At the beginning of each round, one player is chosen to be the captain of the trip and he rolls 2-4 dice to discover the challenges that they will face: fog, lightning bolts, killer birds, or pirates. He must then play the appropriate cards — a compass, a lightning arrester, a foghorn, or even cannons — to continue on the journey and reach the next city. But before the captain plays the appropriate cards, each player must decide whether to stay within the aircraft:
If you exit, you're guaranteed the victory points that come from exploring the current city.
If you stay on board, you hope to make it to the next city in order to catch more precious treasures. If the captain can't overcome the challenge, though, everyone comes crashing down empty-handed and you'll need to begin a new trip with all passengers on board.
During the journey, each adventurer can try to pull out of the game with fabulous objects (a jetpack, astronomy glasses, etc.) or by changing the trip (modifying the travel or abandoning an explorer in the city). As soon as a player earns treasure worth at least fifty points, the game ends and this player wins.

An abstract strategy game that sees you not only controlling your own pieces, but also determining a lot of your opponent's piece movements through the control of colors.

Colour Chess + Lure are played on the same board but with different pieces and goals. Or you can combine the two!

Colour Chess keeps the standard rules of chess but adds a second layer of strategy based on the board's colours. This removes a lot of the standard openings of chess and means you have to adapt your strategy to the board each time you play. 

Lure is a game of blocking, manipulation and capture that can be played with a different combination of pieces to change up the strategy.

Crazy Circus is a simultaneous puzzle solving game where three animals stand on two platforms and you must issue spoken commands to change their configuration

For example, "Ma", which moves the bottom animal on one platform to the top, or "Ni" which swaps the top two animals on the two platforms.

As a result, the game is a race to shout out multi-syllable commands such as the eponymous "MaNiKi", or "LoNiMaSo".

The first player to do so correctly wins the target card, and whoever collects the most cards wins!

In Dino Race players run as quickly as possible through plains, deserts, swamps and jungles whilst avoiding the nasty tricks of the opponents, all in aid of saving their dinosaurs from extinction!

Each player must bring his pair of dinosaurs to the end of the race track, scoring points when one of his them finishes the race. Players also score points by bringing the dino egg to safety.

All this under the eye of an angry volcano...

In Fruit Salad, players collectively assemble a fruity dish, trying to get rid of their cards in hand or score four points first.

Cards are distributed face down evenly among all players. At the start of a round, someone rolls the two dice — one showing a number 4-8, the other showing a type of fruit — then players take turns laying cards in the centre of the table, covering the card most recently played.

Whenever someone thinks that the stack of cards contains at least as many of the required fruit as shown on the dice, they can slap the stack and reveal the cards. If they're correct, they keep one card face up as a point and distribute the other cards among the opponents; if incorrect, they must keep all of the cards.

While this part of the game is straightforward, some cards include minions that require you to reroll either the number or fruit die, thereby changing what you're trying to collect in the salad. Can you keep track of everything?

Quest for riches in the ruins for up to 8 intrepid explorers

Incan Gold is a quick, fun game of bluff and daring in which explorers push their luck while exploring an old Incan temple in search of gold and treasure.

In each round, you decide whether to delve deeper into the temple, adding to your riches, or to escape with the share you’ve acquired so far. Every time an explorer braves new territory, more gems and dangers appear.

Giant spiders, Mummies, snakes, rockslides and fire can cause you to lose everything. Is it worth the risk? You decide. But if you leave, those who remain in the temple may acquire a bigger share of each stash of jewels yet to be found. After five rounds of exploration, whoever has the most treasure is the ultimate explorer and the winner

Le Petit Chaperon Rouge, a.k.a. Little Red Riding Hood, is the fifth entry in Purple Brain Creations' "Tales & Games" series.

In one game mode, the players co-operate to try to reach Grandma's house before the wolf can spot them; in the second game mode, one player takes on the role of the wolf.
During the first game mode, the players will help Little Red Riding Hood reach Grandma’s cottage before the wolf gets there. In this mode, the wolf is managed by the game.

To start, the youngest player flips over the first card of the Path card deck. Count the number of flowers on the card. Place as many face-down Gathering tokens on it as there are flowers. This will be the first card for Gathering. Then, this player takes the first turn of the game as explained below.

In the second game mode, a player plays the wolf. Unlike the first game mode, the Wolf chooses the Path cards, instead of players drawing them randomly from the deck. The other players play as the characters helping Little Red Riding Hood reach Grandma’s cottage before the Wolf arrives.

Lords of War is an award-winning card game from Black Box Games in the UK.

It sees fantasy races engage in dynamic, tactical card battles which surge across your table top, taking between 30-45 minutes per game.

Each of the double-deck packs is playable out of the box and contains two complete armies, all of which are ready and eager to engage in gratuitous acts of fantasy mayhem.

The armies are differentiated by their exclusive cards, which feature distinctive playing styles according to the characteristics and qualities of that particular fantasy race.

Also, all of the cards boast stunning original artwork by award-winning artist Steve Cox.

 Munchkin Treasure Hunt is a fun board game for up to six players, ages 6 and up – now everyone in the family can be a Munchkin! 

Treasure Hunt comes with a board, two custom six-sided dice, 96 colorful cards, four blank cards (so you can write your own!), six character standees, and a rulesheet.
The munchkins (that's you!), move around the board. If you land on a monster, use the Monster cards to find out how tough it is, then roll a dice and use your Treasures (like Protective Kittens or a Broccoli Smoothie – EEEUUWW, YUCK) to beat it.

When you run out of Treasure cards, whoever has the most gold in their hand wins the game!

Will you be the finest Pirate?!

As captain of a pirate crew, your ultimate goal is to find the most incredible treasure of all times: the Golden Pineapple. The map leading to it has been cut into parts long time ago, and hidden in different places of the Caribbean Sea.

In order to win the game, you will have to face and overcome all the other pirates also searching the Golden Pineapple map. Play your cards wisely to find the treasure and become a pirate of legends!

Can you be crowned King of the Beach?

Each player is aiming to create the biggest and best sandcastles they can before the Big Wave ends the game.

Sandcastles can be built from cards showing crabs, seagulls and buckets in any combination and any size and shape. By playing one card per turn you can add to your sandcastle, or attack other players to steal parts of theirs.

Once a sandcastle is complete you gain points for it which are counted at the end of the game and you could earn bonuses if the sandcastle matches any of the shape cards, content cards or if it’s the biggest castle or has the tallest tower of seagulls. But beware – you only keep the bonuses until someone else matches or beats you and takes it away as theirs.

Sandcastles is a quick to learn fast-paced game where you have to keep a very close eye on your opponents. Do you add to your castle, or attack and risk losing points?

In April 2016 Sandcastles won the prestigious Griffie Award for Best Card Game at Conpulsion, Scotland’s Longest running sci-fi and gaming convention.

In the Old West, the medicine “entrepreneur” had the amazing talent of getting even the most skeptical customer to buy his cure-all product, and in Snake Oil, that’s exactly what players get to do!

Laughter is the best medicine and the laughter erupts as each player gets to pitch their crazy item to comical Customers. The player that persuades the most customers wins!

Believe you me folks, Snake Oil will cure your doldrums and have your friends and family rolling in laughter! Step right up and take home your very own copy of Snake Oil today!

At the start of a race, each player secretly bets on two of four animals: turtle, rabbit, sheep, and duck. One animal is chosen at random for each player.

Then players must choose one of their cards from their hand of 6 to place face down (possibly the same animal) as an additional bet.

Players then take turns laying down 1-4 cards, with all cards needing to show the same animal, then refilling the hand to five cards.

As soon as seven total cards have been played or four cards of any one animal, the movement phase starts where each animal has a distinct characteristic that players can use to their advantage to win the round and score.

After three rounds, the player with the most points wins.