The best games from Lucky Duck Games 🇵🇱🏢 2026

Destinies is a unique blend of board gaming and digital app integration, offering a rich, competitive, story-driven experience set in a dark medieval-fantasy universe. It is the first game in a series utilizing the innovative Destinies system.

Players take on the role of young wizards in a cooperative family game filled with adventure and mysterious investigations. They explore the fairyland of the Summer and Winter Kingdoms with Nils, the Moon Cat, while searching for four magical moon stones. Using unique QR codes for each game component, players engage with the game through their mobile device to uncover clues and experiences in a virtual world. Each session lasts around 30 to 45 minutes and comes with a tutorial and five unique stories.

Embark on a thrilling cooperative adventure with Chronicles of Crime, a unique blend of crime investigation, board game excitement, and a touch of Virtual Reality. Picture yourself at the heart of criminal investigations, where the seamless integration of an app with physical components creates an immersive experience.

You play as Victor Lavel, an ambitious journalist in 1900 Paris, during the vibrant Belle Époque. While others report on events like the Exposition Universelle and the Olympics, Lavel is drawn to solving crimes, including murders and kidnappings. The standalone game challenges players to gather evidence, interrogate suspects, and solve puzzles reminiscent of escape rooms.

Chronicles of Crime: 1400 invites players into the heart of medieval Paris, where they embody Abelard Lavel, a knight with a prophetic gift for solving crimes. As a standalone game in the Chronicles of Crime series, it combines familiar investigative gameplay with new elements to create a unique, narrative-driven experience. Players utilize Vision Cards to gain insights into crimes, relying on both futuristic and historical scenes to guide their investigation.

Board the good ship Tranquility and sail towards paradise, but beware of losing track of time in a realm where day turns to night. Players cooperate to fill the sea with numbered island cards and must return the ship home before anyone runs out of cards. The objective is to complete the grid in numerical order while communicating silently. Players take turns, playing cards or discarding them, and must manage their hands carefully to avoid running out of legal moves.

Strange noises come from the attic of your grandfather's summer house. When you climb the stairs, you see colorful, furry monsters that seem friendly but are very hungry! Players must feed them with items that match their fur colors in this cooperative card game for 2-4 players, completing levels to unlock new stories and creatures. Choose item cards from your hand and scan them to feed the monsters, but be careful—feeding them with the wrong color combination means starting over!

In Flamecraft, you delve into a whimsical world where artisan dragons, smaller yet magically adept relatives of their larger kin, are the stars. As a Flamekeeper, your role is to communicate with these dragons, finding them the perfect shop to call home and using enchantments to coax them into creating marvelous things. Your success in aiding the dragons and shopkeepers boosts your reputation, with the goal of becoming the Master of Flamecraft.

Skyrise is a spatial bidding game of area majority for 2 to 4 players from Roxley, the follow-up to Sébastien Pauchon's acclaimed Metropolys. Across floating islands you auction the right to build, win favour with factions, and raise your own Wonder.

Players take on the roles of land or sea, using double-sided hex tiles that represent land and water shapes. Each player places tiles alternately to create a shared map, aiming to complete land or sea areas for points. The game concludes when the last tile is played, and the player or team with the highest score wins. Additional scoring options can be unlocked for added complexity, allowing for strategic play in varying player modes.

Jetpack Joyride is a competitive real-time puzzle game adapted from the mobile game of the same name. Players use a stolen jetpack to navigate through three rounds in a laboratory, grabbing game pieces from a shared pool to track their progress. Points can be earned through mission cards or by collecting coins, and the player with the most points at the end of the third round wins.

You are Kalia Lavel, a dedicated crime fighter disillusioned by the profit-driven motives of your former bosses. After resigning, you now aim to solve crimes and help the vulnerable using the latest technology and a Cyber-Raven companion for evidence analysis. Set in the year 2400, the game immerses players in a technologically advanced Paris where androids and cybernetic implants are commonplace, but danger lurks in distinguishing friend from foe in a world rife with social unrest and inequality.

Hollywood 1947 is a social deduction game for up to 9 players. You make films in Hollywood, but communists secretly slip messages into them.

Knitting Circle is a cosy tile-laying puzzle game for 1 to 4 players from Flatout Games, the team behind Calico. You join the knitting circle, gather yarn, and knit the loveliest wardrobe at the table, with a cat helping you dig through the basket.

Vikings Gone Wild is a dynamic deck-building and resource management game that challenges players to master both strategy and bluffing. Drawing inspiration from its online real-time strategy game origins, players engage in a thrilling race to build up their Viking villages, amass powerful decks, and launch daring raids on opponents. Victory hinges on cunning attacks and shrewd defenses, making every move a test of nerve and skill.

Too Many Bones is a meaty dice-builder RPG for 1 to 4 players where you guide a hero, called a Gearloc, through a string of encounters before facing a powerful boss. It rewards anyone who enjoys tactical depth and premium components.