A different dice game. No lucky dice here, as they are used as tokens in this game. The special thing about the game is, that in order to move the dice forward, they are tilted over their edges. There are two game variants: In the first variant, a player’s dice must reach the opposite end of the board first. If two dice of the opposing players are colliding, the dice showing the lower number has to be ...

If more people in Germany knew about TONKIN, it would almost certainly be a classic here.

It is thought that this game has its origins between the end of the 19th and the start of the 20th century. As with many games from this period, it relates to the French colonial era. The geometry of the board is clear and symmetrical. Although the rulesare simple, winning is not...

CENTRO has a clear, concentric structure. Players are drawn towards the centre as if by magic. There can only be one winner of the race to the middle and the way there is riddled with blockades. If players are lucky enough, they can clear these obstacles. When a player encounters a blockade, they can relocate it in order to secure the path behind them. Whoever reaches the centre first ...

The game is for two players, but who will be the first to use their six tokens to create a line, triangle or hexagon?

The size of the shape created by a player is unimportant. A good player will manage to create shapes without their opponent realising so that their tokens are not blocked. However, defence alone will not win the game. The key is to construct a six-token shape before...

Say goodbye to cardboard. Today, board games are made of precious woods only – at least that’s the case with the board games produced by the Munich publishing house intellego holzspiele. QUADLINO is a perfect example for this. At the least, this strategy game is as exiting as backgammon and checkers but is a lot more impressive than its fragile counterparts, which are mostly made of cardboard. Lines, milled into the board, carved-out token slots and purist, easy-to-grip cylindrical tokens, give a unique...

Even robbers like to play. Each player is the leader of a band of robbers. In the robber land two, three or four bands of six robbers play against each other.

The robber band to reach the robber’s den with three robbers first wins the game.

But be careful: the way to the den is full of pitfalls. Only a member of the same robber band can ...

Beech wooden board and maple tokens instead of pencil and eraser.

Play Sudoku with style. The trendy game is now available in classic and precious design made of beech and maple. Beautifully designed counters replace paper, pencil and eraser. The board offers a clear overview and smooth exchange of the counters.

The basic rules to solve a Sudoku are...

The basic rules for solving a Sudoku puzzle are well-known:
A number may only be placed once in each row, column and sub-grid. There is only one correct solution to each problem. The maple wood tokens are embossed with numbers on either side. The target tokens are designated by turning them so that the red number ...

Small colored game – big fun. The nic size with only 16 fields is ideal for grownups looking for recreation. However, the game is also suitable for children of 5 years and older. This puzzle is substantially easier than the original Sudoku with 81 fields.

In each row, in each column and in each sub-square, a figure may be placed only once. There is only one correct solution to each puzzle...

Columns are replaced by radial rays and rows are replaced by circular paths. The magical squares of the original game become clearly marked segments.

On each ray, leading outwards from the center of the board, on each circular path and in each segment, a figure may only appear once. In this game, too, there is only one correct solution to each puzzle....

The game for professionals. Introductory explanations concerning the SUDOKU rules are not needed here. Those, ready for the challenge, know what they can expect. SUDOKU at its best. Usually, the puzzle cannot be solved on one day. Just like a precious chess game it can remain in the living room and will definitely be the one attraction for all visitors. But only the master is allowed to play.

On a square, to-quality, beech wooden game board of just...

Each player gets four of the nine fields. The remaining field is a shared area in which both players put counters at the beginning of the game.

Then each player fills his own area with black or red numbers respectively. In accordance with the Sudoku rules: in each field, row, and column, a number must only be placed once...

The fourth game of Project GIPF. For 2 players. Build stacks, try to control your opponent's pieces and, above all, remain linked to the red DVONN pieces - that's what you have to keep in mind. If you do not? Well, you may suddenly see quite a few of your pieces disappear from the board.

Where the other cork?? Where the cubes??? Is it this? No, this is a finger!! And this thing? Certainly, cheers a whole pair! That could sounds a diolog during the game..."FUEHLO" is an amusing touch´n´feel-memo which challenges the players sense of touch.