The best games from Delicious Games 🇨🇿🏢 2026

Players care for their sad, lost, and sick "baby monsters" that have wandered into our world. Each player selects their own "monstie," which can be a dragon, mandrake, ork, basilisk, or cerberus, and uses tiles available on the table to take care of it. There are tiles for tending to specific body parts, playgrounds, cuddle spots, diamonds for play or decoration, and wizards (veterinarians). Each tile comes with a different "cost" based on the number of steps the player’s monstie must take on the timeline. Players earn points through bonuses on the tiles and for the levels they nurture and improve for their monsties.

Underwater Cities is a strategy board game where players become the world's brightest minds, tasked with creating the most livable underwater habitats. The game is notable for its card placement mechanism and offers a richly strategic experience that scales in duration with the number of players.

Praga Caput Regni immerses players in the era of Charles IV, King of Bohemia, focusing on the construction and expansion of Prague during medieval times. Players act as influential citizens contributing to the city's development, seeking to gain the king's favor through strategic project management and resource allocation.

Messina 1347 immerses players in a pivotal historical moment, the arrival of the plague epidemic in Europe, with a specific focus on its devastating impact on the Italian city of Messina. As members of influential families, players navigate the challenges posed by the epidemic, striving not only for survival but also to aid the city and its inhabitants during this dire period. This backdrop sets the stage for a game rich in historical context, strategy, and human resilience.

Woodcraft immerses players in the enchanting world of forest inhabitants, each managing their workshop, crafting goods, and vying to establish the most successful operation. This game combines resource management, strategic planning, and dice manipulation, allowing players to gather materials, hire assistants, and upgrade their workshops for improved efficiency.

Set in the 19th century, maritime transport becomes increasingly essential for businesses and naval forces, requiring new ships. Players assume the role of ship manufacturers, hiring employees, purchasing accessories, and securing favorable votes from committees. They complete ships through a series of actions, testing them for points before the game concludes when the countdown marker reaches the finish line or when ship cards run out.

**Rush to the ship! Twelve houses in our city have already burned down!” Life on our planet is being scorched by increasing sunlight, forcing everyone to relocate people and factories from the "old" planet to a new one in just four rounds.