"Asante", Swahili for "thank you", is something an African merchant might say to you after he has made a good deal, and if you prove to be the better...

In Lost Cities, a card game from the Kosmos two-player series, the object is to mount profitable expeditions to one or more of the five different lost...

Eye Know is a visual trivia betting game. At the start of the game, a number of cards are laid out on the game board. On a turn, you choose one of the...

This is a sequel of successful Ubongo, but now on a higher level of difficulty. Just like in Ubongo, all players put their tiles simultaneously down o...

The board of this game consists of six rows. On each row, twelve gems (of several colors) are arranged. Each player places his pawn in front of one of...

In addition to including components for a fifth and sixth player, this expansion includes 216 new puzzles (= 18 new cards * 2 faces * 6 possibilities...

Newest addition to the Ubongo series. This time players place wooden tiles over two layers in 2-sided puzzle cards, one side for beginner players and...

Keltis is a multi-player game that takes its mechanisms from Knizia's Lost Cities card game. Players play cards to move their playing pieces along sto...

This is the first (and to date, only) expansion of Keltis, the 2008 Spiel des Jahres-winner board game that was released under a different theme in th...

Cribbed from BGN: Keltis: Das Kartenspiel has 110 cards and will retain the Keltis card-play: Players have a hand of cards, playing or discarding one...

In this stand-alone small box "travel version" of Keltis the familiar rules and forms are mixed with some push-your-luck element. Every turn, players...

The second stand-alone big box Keltis game, Keltis - Das Orakel plays on a single track spiraled gameboard, on which lay differently colored stones. T...