The best games by Jean-Louis Roubira 🇫🇷👨 2026

Dixit Odyssey combines the essence of a standalone game and an expansion for the award-winning Dixit by Jean-Louis Roubira, renowned for winning Germany's Spiel des Jahres award in 2010.

Dixit is a beautifully imaginative and simple card game that emphasizes creativity and interpretation. Each turn, a player becomes the storyteller, selecting a card from their hand and giving a sentence or phrase inspired by the card’s image. The other players then choose cards from their hands that they feel best match the storyteller's sentence.

Stella: Dixit Universe offers a fresh and competitive twist to the beloved Dixit game, inviting players to dive into a world where interpretation and intuition meet under the stars. As Starseekers, players will explore thematic imagery on Dixit cards, using a shared clue to guide their choices and strategically score points by aligning their interpretations with those of others.

Each round features a storyteller who selects one of six cards and creates a sentence based on its imagery, without revealing it to others. Other players then choose a card from their own hand that fits the sentence and submit it anonymously to the storyteller. Points are awarded based on how many players guess the storyteller's card correctly, while the game concludes when the card stack is exhausted or a player reaches 30 points, with victory going to the player with the highest score. The game includes 84 cards representing various Disney and Pixar films.

How would you feel if you heard, "Your child tells you they have prophetic dreams"? Feelinks is a game focused on emotions. Players draw a card, choose a situation, select an appropriate emotion, and guess their partner's feelings.

Players fill in parts of a story in this narrative game. One player serves as the storyteller, reading the beginning of a short tale while others embody provisional heroes like gnomes or princesses. Throughout the game, players select items from cards on the table and incorporate them into the unfolding narrative, earning points based on their creativity and integration. At the end of three rounds, the top two players compete in a final round to propose how their characters and items fit into the story's conclusion.