to avoid the waterfall. This game is great fun for the family, but is strategic and gives players the chance to plan and steal from one another.Ages 8 and Up - 3 to 5 Players  (less)

city of Carcassonne! Players build walls, build towers, found markets, and place followers in the normal way. At the end, you will all enjoy looking at the beautiful 3-D city you have built! Also, the game comes in a beautiful wooden box that is as beautiful as the game is fun to play!Ages 8 and Up - 2 to 4 Players  (less)

a constant struggle to upgrade your plants for maximum efficiency while still retaining enough wealth to quickly expand your network to get the cheapest routes. Ages 12 and Up - 2 to 6 Players  (less)

too many animals and no more room for them. That brings minus points! Luckily, your zoo can expand. A zoo of a family game in which less is sometimes more ...Ages 8 and Up  (less)

King Philip IV of France's armies of knights, which had occupied the whole of Flanders. For this, the guilds were granted complete autonomy and co-governance of the towns. Encouraged by the events in Bruges (Brugge), Ghent (Gent) and Ypres (Ieper), the craft guilds in Utrecht in the north and Liege (Luik) in the south successfully seized power with the support of the Church. However, the guilds then fought for supremacy in the towns. This is where your game begins: your aim is to distribute your power - i.e. your districts - so skillfully that at the end of the game you have the greatest influence in Flanders. The game is for 2 to 4 players.  (less)

a sanitorium there as well! That climate, which was to bring relief to sanitorium visitors, can be thanked for one of the most sought-after tea varieties in the world: Darjeeling. Tea connoisseurs from around the globe treasure the extremely fine and flowery aroma of the First Flush, the first harvest of the years new growth. But the many flavours of teas from the following harvests are also unsurpassed. For a long time, only traditional black tea was produced in Darjeeling. In the meantime, however, other teas are exported by the region, teas produced by different fermentation techniques. So these days, for example, Green Darjeeling is not the rarity it once was. To make the tea varieties more distinguishable, as well as making other Regio...  (less)

get you to the head of the caravan for success. Marco Polo is a Reiner Knizia family strategy board game for 2 to 5 players and takes about 45 minutes to play.  (less)

rebuild the tallest and largest castles. Each prince has 6 knights to supervise the building. Two or more princes may work together on a castle with their knights competing to control the highest towers of the castle. Once each year, the king will tour the castles, to judge the progress of each son. After he finishes the third tour, he will choose his successor and the winner! Ages 12 and Up - 2 to 4 Players  (less)

travel by train, boat, elephant, and balloon around the world. Ages 10 and Up - 3 to 6 Players  (less)

important planets for development by Earth interests. This keeps the strange Earthlings off their planets and also creates competition among the many Earth companies interested in such development. The Planetary Union hopes this competition will bring them even more money for these investments as the Earthlings compete for the best centers. To keep the Earthlings from conspiring amongst themselves to divide up the economic centers on their own with secret agreements, the Planetary Union requires that all trades be done under their watchful eyes. They also have spies probing for such secret negotiations and will eliminate traders who are caught in such activities. Author: Alan R. Moon, Players: 2 - 6, ages 10 and up, Length: 60 minutes  (less)

aristocracy glory and the players victory points. But you need traders to bring the rubles necessary for all this magnificence, otherwise, the buildings are empty and bare. But the competition never sleeps and may grab needed cards right from under your nose. St Petersburg: the card game of beautiful living on the Neva. Ages 10 and Up - 2 to 4 Players  (less)