Louis XIV, by Rüdiger Dorn, is about power and influence in the French court at the end of the 17th Century. The players take on the roles of members...

This game uses a collection of smallish hexagon clusters arranged in a circle. Mercenaries, in the form of small wooden blocks, are placed onto the l...

The storyline in Friedemann Friese's Fearsome Floors (aka, Finstere Flure) continues the FFF-saga from Friese's earlier game, with players trying to e...

Set in the Italian countryside, this game features various city-states vying for population. Each player is given two cities to start with, and is ch...

Tikal is a game of exploration within the Central American jungles in search of lost temples and the treasures within. Players send their team of expl...

Darjeeling has two main board areas. The first is an array of squares representing one, two or three half-crates of tea in four different varieties (...

In Taluva, players place tiles consisting of volcanoes and other terrain. Tiles can be placed adjacent to other tiles or on top of other tiles. Thus,...

Rum and Pirates is a relatively simple movement and collection game, known in German as Um Ru(h)m und Ehre (For Rum/Renown and Honor). The game was de...

In ancient Greece—the cradle of European culture—Athens, Sparta, Corinth, and Thebes compete for dominance of the Greek peninsula and influence on the...

Dinosaurs reside on the modular hexagons of the super-continent Pangaea. Each hex can only support a certain number of animals. Not only that, the con...

Heinrich Glumpler is well-known for his original game ideas. With Zauberstauber (Magic Duster), he's tackled witches - but not the kind of witches tha...

This game is less of a game and more of a puzzle, which explains why there's such an odd number of solutions possible. There's a four-piece modular b...