The favorite games of Better Board Games 2020 2026

Looking for the favorite games recommended by Better Board Games in 2020? Then we have just the thing: the list of their top picks from 2020.

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List of Better Board Games favorites 2020

In this list we have compiled the games that Better Board Games highlighted as favorites in 2020.

The following games were among Better Board Games' top recommendations in 2020:

This list was last updated on June 10, 2026. There's also a print version for this list .
  1. MicroMacro: Crime City

    MicroMacro: Crime City is a unique detective game that immerses players into a detailed and expansive cityscape to solve intriguing crimes. The game centers around a large, detailed map of a city where various crimes have occurred. Players become detectives tasked with unraveling these mysteries using the clues scattered across the city.

    Nominated for 22 awards and won 11.

    ⭐️ Spiel des Jahres 2021

    More details for MicroMacro: Crime City
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 15 - 45 Minutes
    • 🧒 12+ years old
    • 🧩 Immediately playable
  2. Patchwork

    Patchwork is a two-player game where you compete to create the most beautiful and high-scoring patchwork quilt on your personal 9x9 game board.

    Nominated for 11 awards and won 3.

    More details for Patchwork
    • 👥 2 Players
    • ⏱️ 15 - 30 Minutes
    • 🧒 8+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Patchwork

    • YouTube Review for the game "Patchwork" by BoardGameGeek
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  3. Smart10

    Smart10 is a quiz game where players quickly take their turns. Each question has ten possible answers, and everyone must respond. Players earn answer markers for correct answers, but they risk losing them if they hesitate. It works well in teams, adding to the excitement of decision-making.

    Nominated for 5 awards and won 3.

    More details for Smart10
    • 👥 2 - 8 Players
    • ⏱️ 20 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Immediately playable
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  5. Point Salad

    Point Salad is a dynamic and engaging card drafting game that is suitable for players of all ages. It stands out for its simplicity and the vast array of scoring strategies it offers.

    Nominated for 13 awards and won 3.

    More details for Point Salad
    • 👥 2 - 6 Players
    • ⏱️ 15 - 30 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Immediately playable

    Video reviews for Point Salad

    • YouTube Review for the game "Point Salad" by BoardGameGeek
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    • YouTube Review for the game "Point Salad" by BoardGameGeek
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  6. Times Up! The Celebrities Charades Game

    Time's Up! is a lively and entertaining charades-based party game, ideal for playing in teams of two or more. It's particularly engaging when played with teams of two. The game revolves around guessing famous historical or fictional characters, with each player contributing to a communal deck of names used across three distinct rounds.

    Nominated for 5 awards and won 2.

    More details for Times Up! The Celebrities Charades Game
    • 👥 4 - 18 Players
    • ⏱️ 90 Minutes
    • 🧒 12+ years old
    • 🧩 Immediately playable
  7. Detective Club

    Detective Club is a social deduction and party game that involves both cooperation and deception. Players are drawn into rounds of intrigue, where one player secretly passes clues to their accomplice to reveal a secret word, while others, acting as detectives, try to unveil the conspiracy. Creativity and persuasion play crucial roles as players discuss and defend their choices to avoid suspicion.

    Nominated for 6 awards and won 3.

    More details for Detective Club
    • 👥 4 - 8 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 Minutes
    • 🧒 8+ years old
    • 🧩 Immediately playable

    Video reviews for Detective Club

    • YouTube Review for the game "Detective Club" by BoardGameGeek
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  8. Fantasy Realms

    Fantasy Realms immerses players in the role of rulers striving to build the most powerful realm. This card game is all about strategic combinations and choices, with every decision shaping the strength and nature of your realm.

    Nominated for 2 awards and won 1.

    ⭐️ Nominated for Kennerspiel des Jahres 2021

    More details for Fantasy Realms
    • 👥 2 - 6 Players
    • ⏱️ 20 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  9. Cthulhu: Death May Die

    Cthulhu: Death May Die is an intense, cooperative board game set in the 1920s, drawing inspiration from H.P. Lovecraft's universe. Players take on the roles of daring investigators, embarking on a perilous mission to confront and eliminate Elder Gods.

    Nominated for 6 awards and won 1.

    More details for Cthulhu: Death May Die
    • 👥 1 - 5 Players
    • ⏱️ 90 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  10. My City

    My City is a groundbreaking competitive legacy game where players develop their own city across multiple epochs. This game uniquely blends city-building with the evolving challenges and narratives of a legacy format.

    Nominated for 12 awards and won 4.

    ⭐️ Nominated for Spiel des Jahres 2020

    More details for My City
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for My City

    • YouTube Review for the game "My City" by BoardGameGeek
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  11. Azul: Summer Pavilion

    Azul: Summer Pavilion takes players back to Portugal to embark on an artistic challenge of crafting a summer pavilion, a task assigned by King Manuel I. As master artisans, players must use their skills to construct the pavilion using the finest materials while efficiently managing their resources.

    Nominated for 7 awards and won 3.

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    More details for Azul: Summer Pavilion
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 45 Minutes
    • 🧒 8+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Azul: Summer Pavilion

    • YouTube Review for the game "Azul: Summer Pavilion" by Shut Up & Sit Down
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    • YouTube Review for the game "Azul: Summer Pavilion" by BoardGameGeek
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  13. Undaunted: Normandy

    Undaunted: Normandy is a deck-building war game that immerses players in the pivotal battles of Normandy following the D-Day landings during World War II. It offers a unique blend of strategy, historical warfare, and deck management.

    Nominated for 10 awards and won 1.

    More details for Undaunted: Normandy
    • 👥 2 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 - 60 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Undaunted: Normandy

    • YouTube Review for the game "Undaunted: Normandy" by Shut Up & Sit Down
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  14. Fugitive

    Fugitive is a tense, fast-paced two-player card game set in the thrilling universe of Burgle Bros. In this game, one player assumes the role of a fugitive on the run, while the other takes on the role of a relentless agent on the fugitive’s trail. The game involves a strategic cat-and-mouse chase where the fugitive must reach their goal without getting caught.

    Nominated for 2 awards.

    More details for Fugitive
    • 👥 2 Players
    • ⏱️ 5 - 20 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Fugitive

    • YouTube Review for the game "Fugitive" by Shut Up & Sit Down
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  15. Nova Luna

    Nova Luna is an abstract tile-laying strategy game that focuses on careful planning and decision-making. Players are tasked with fulfilling objectives by placing tiles strategically, creating a unique and engaging gameplay experience.

    Nominated for 4 awards.

    ⭐️ Nominated for Spiel des Jahres 2020

    More details for Nova Luna
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 60 Minutes
    • 🧒 8+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Nova Luna

    • YouTube Review for the game "Nova Luna" by BoardGameGeek
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  16. Colt Express (Spiel des Jahres 2015 winner)

    Colt Express is a fast-paced, action-packed board game set in the Wild West, where players take on the roles of bandits attempting to rob a moving train.

    Nominated for 18 awards and won 8.

    ⭐️ Spiel des Jahres 2015

    More details for Colt Express (Spiel des Jahres 2015 winner)
    • 👥 2 - 6 Players
    • ⏱️ 40 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  17. Lost Ruins of Arnak

    Lost Ruins of Arnak is an adventurous board game that blends deck-building with worker placement, set on an unexplored island filled with remnants of an ancient civilization.

    Nominated for 30 awards and won 14.

    ⭐️ Nominated for Kennerspiel des Jahres 2021

    More details for Lost Ruins of Arnak
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 12+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  18. Everdell

    Everdell invites players to immerse themselves in the enchanting valley of Everdell, where a thriving civilization of forest critters seeks to expand their territories and establish new cities beneath towering trees, meandering streams, and mossy hollows. As the leader of a group of ambitious critters, you have a busy year ahead, filled with construction, character encounters, and hosting events. Can you ensure that the sun shines brightest on your city before the winter moon rises?

    Nominated for 16 awards and won 7.

    More details for Everdell
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 40 - 80 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty

    Video reviews for Everdell

    • YouTube Review for the game "Everdell" by BoardGameGeek
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  19. Blood Rage

    In the midst of Ragnarök, the cataclysmic end of the world, seize your opportunity for glory in Blood Rage. Each player commands a Viking clan, complete with fearless warriors, a formidable leader, and a mighty ship. As the world crumbles, it's the Vikings' last chance to seek Valhalla, to be forever remembered at Odin's side. In this epic battle, there are myriad paths to honor, from plundering the land and crushing opponents to fulfilling quests, enhancing your clan's strength, or embracing a glorious demise.

    Nominated for 14 awards and won 2.

    More details for Blood Rage
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 90 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  20. Champions of Midgard

    Champions of Midgard is a Viking-themed board game that blends worker placement mechanics with dice rolling for combat. The game is set in a Norse harbor town besieged by mythical creatures, and players lead Viking clans to defend it and earn glory.

    Nominated for 2 awards.

    More details for Champions of Midgard
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 90 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  21. Pandemic Legacy: Season 0

    Pandemic Legacy: Season 0 transports you to 1962, at the height of the Cold War, where a mysterious Soviet bioweapon called "Project MEDUSA" threatens global safety. As newly recruited CIA agents and medical graduates, you and your team are tasked with a critical mission: investigate and halt the development of this deadly pathogen. This game stands alone as a thrilling prequel to the earlier seasons of Pandemic Legacy, immersing players in a tense world of espionage and covert operations.

    Nominated for 6 awards.

    More details for Pandemic Legacy: Season 0
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 - 60 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty

    Video reviews for Pandemic Legacy: Season 0

    • YouTube Review for the game "Pandemic Legacy: Season 0" by BoardGameGeek
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  22. Paleo

    Paleo is a cooperative adventure game set in the Stone Age, where players work together to ensure the survival of their human characters while completing various missions. The ultimate goal? To paint a woolly mammoth on a wall, leaving a mark of your existence (or just because it looks cool).

    Nominated for 12 awards and won 4.

    ⭐️ Kennerspiel des Jahres 2021

    More details for Paleo
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 - 60 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  23. Brass: Birmingham

    Brass: Birmingham is an economic strategy game and a sequel to the 2007 game Brass. It immerses players in the world of industrial revolution entrepreneurs in Birmingham between 1770-1870.

    Nominated for 13 awards and won 7.

    More details for Brass: Birmingham
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn

    Video reviews for Brass: Birmingham

    • YouTube Review for the game "Brass: Birmingham" by Shut Up & Sit Down
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    • YouTube Review for the game "Brass: Birmingham" by BoardGameGeek
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  24. Dungeon Fighter

    Dungeon Fighter is a whimsical and cooperative board game where players embark on an adventurous journey into a fantasy dungeon filled with danger and humor. As heroes, they delve into a multi-tiered dungeon, facing various monsters, including classic mythical creatures like Medusa, the Minotaur, and dragons, while searching for treasure and acquiring magical items.

    Nominated for 1 award.

    More details for Dungeon Fighter
    • 👥 1 - 6 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 - 60 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  25. Krazy Pix

    Who can create the funniest pictures? Players use small graphical elements such as dots, commas, and lines to create an image. The challenge is to guess what others have drawn while they try to guess your creation.

    More details for Krazy Pix
    • 👥 3 - 8 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 45 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  26. The 7th Continent

    In the early 20th century, your fate binds you to the newly discovered seventh continent, haunted by a malevolent curse since your last expedition. The 7th Continent, a captivating solo or cooperative "choose-your-own-adventure" exploration board game, beckons you to chart your course. Choose a character and commence your journey alone or alongside fellow explorers. Drawing inspiration from the Fighting Fantasy book series, unravel the mysteries of this untamed land through a diverse array of terrain and event cards.

    Nominated for 17 awards and won 2.

    More details for The 7th Continent
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 5 - 1000 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  27. Nemesis

    Nemesis is a semi-cooperative, survival horror board game set in a sci-fi universe, offering an intense and immersive experience as players navigate a spacecraft infested with hostile alien organisms.

    Nominated for 8 awards and won 3.

    More details for Nemesis
    • 👥 1 - 5 Players
    • ⏱️ 90 - 180 Minutes
    • 🧒 12+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  28. Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

    Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion is a standalone adventure game that serves as a prequel to the highly acclaimed Gloomhaven. It's designed to be more accessible to a broader audience, with streamlined rules and an integrated tutorial.

    Nominated for 13 awards and won 5.

    More details for Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  29. The Red Cathedral

    The Red Cathedral is a strategic Euro-style board game set in Moscow during the construction of St. Basil's Cathedral. Players assume the roles of construction teams competing to gain the favor of Tsar Ivan the Terrible by contributing to the cathedral's construction.

    Nominated for 6 awards and won 1.

    More details for The Red Cathedral
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 80 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  30. Kitchen Rush

    Kitchen Rush immerses players in the bustling atmosphere of a newly inherited restaurant aiming for success. This innovative, real-time, cooperative board game captures the essence of kitchen management through a unique worker placement mechanism that uses hourglasses as workers.

    Nominated for 2 awards.

    More details for Kitchen Rush
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 45 Minutes
    • 🧒 12+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Kitchen Rush

    • YouTube Review for the game "Kitchen Rush" by BoardGameGeek
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  31. Rococo: Deluxe Edition

    Rococo: Deluxe Edition transports you to the glamorous Rococo era, where you're tasked with dressing the elite for Louis XV's grand balls. Your goal is to gain prestige and fame through your exceptional tailoring business. Players strategically employ staff to craft exquisite garments, manage resources, and contribute to the ball's decorations, aiming to dazzle at the season's final event.

    Nominated for 2 awards.

    More details for Rococo: Deluxe Edition
    • 👥 1 - 5 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  32. Stuffed Fables

    Stuffed Fables offers a unique and imaginative adventure where players embody heroic stuffed animals ("stuffies") on a mission to protect the child they cherish from an ominous villain. This game stands out as the first "AdventureBook Game" from Plaid Hat Games, blending storytelling, strategy, and a dynamic game board all within a single, vividly illustrated book.

    Nominated for 4 awards.

    More details for Stuffed Fables
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 90 Minutes
    • 🧒 7+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Stuffed Fables

    • YouTube Review for the game "Stuffed Fables" by BoardGameGeek
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  33. Wild Space

    A new galaxy has just been discovered at the edge of the empire! Command your spaceship to explore this treasure-filled Eldorado, planet by planet. Recruit specialists and robots to enhance your crew, and attract empire delegates who will assign you valuable missions. Gather wonders from this new galaxy to become the richest explorer!

    More details for Wild Space
    • 👥 1 - 5 Players
    • ⏱️ 15 - 40 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  34. Back to the Future: Back in Time

    Back to the Future: Back in Time is a cooperative board game that transports players straight into the iconic setting of the 1985 film Back to the Future. Set in the year 1955, the game captures the thrill and challenges of creating the perfect time paradox, complete with a DeLorean time machine and familiar characters from the movie.

    Nominated for 1 award.

    More details for Back to the Future: Back in Time
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 50 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn

    Video reviews for Back to the Future: Back in Time

    • YouTube Review for the game "Back to the Future: Back in Time" by BoardGameGeek
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  35. Anno 1800

    Anno 1800: The Board Game is an immersive game that captures the essence of the popular Ubisoft PC game, Anno 1800. Players are tasked with developing their home island by building a robust industry, engaging in trade, and meeting the evolving needs of their population. The game emphasizes strategic planning and resource management, set against the backdrop of the 19th-century industrial revolution.

    Nominated for 5 awards.

    More details for Anno 1800
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 12+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  36. Star Wars: Dark Side Rising

    Players cooperate in this card and dice game inspired by events leading to Star Wars: A New Hope. They must recruit rebels and prevent the construction of the Death Star. Each player leads a rebel cell and uses iconic characters to thwart the Empire's rise to power while racing against time. The game includes a custom 3D Darth Vader bust and is designed for 2 to 4 players aged 10 and up, lasting approximately 45 minutes.

    Nominated for 1 award.

    More details for Star Wars: Dark Side Rising
    • 👥 2 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  37. Big Monster

    You are a researcher exploring space for new planets for the Federation, and you have just discovered an unindexed one. This is your chance to identify new creatures, uncover rare resources, and complete intergalactic missions. The goal is to gather the most victory points to ensure a successful exploration.

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    More details for Big Monster
    • 👥 2 - 6 Players
    • ⏱️ 20 - 30 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Easy to learn
  38. Barrage

    Barrage is a strategic resource management board game set in the 1930s, during a time when the industrial revolution has pushed the use of fossil fuels to its limits. The game revolves around the theme of hydroelectric energy generation, where players compete to build and manage efficient hydroelectric dam systems.

    Nominated for 14 awards and won 7.

    More details for Barrage
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 90 - 180 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  39. Praga Caput Regni

    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.

    Nominated for 5 awards and won 1.

    More details for Praga Caput Regni
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 45 - 150 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  40. Kanban EV

    Kanban EV immerses players in the cutting-edge world of electric vehicle (EV) production, reflecting the shift towards more efficient, AI-enhanced, and environmentally friendly automobiles. In this resource and time management game, players take on the role of ambitious employees in a state-of-the-art EV factory, where they must efficiently manage supplies, innovate car parts, and work on the assembly line to advance their careers and impress the stringent factory manager.

    Nominated for 7 awards and won 1.

    More details for Kanban EV
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 180 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  41. Red Outpost

    A top-secret Soviet space mission aimed to colonize a distant planet, creating a small communist paradise that still exists today. Players take control of settlers, managing resources and selecting tasks carefully to maintain morale, which is crucial for becoming the most productive leader.

    More details for Red Outpost
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 30 - 60 Minutes
    • 🧒 10+ years old
    • 🧩 Medium difficulty
  42. Kingdom Death: Monster

    Kingdom Death: Monster is an immersive, fully cooperative tabletop game set in a unique and nightmarish world. This game combines elements of hobby gaming, civilization building, and tactical combat to create a richly detailed gaming experience.

    Nominated for 6 awards.

    More details for Kingdom Death: Monster
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 180 Minutes
    • 🧒 17+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn

    Video reviews for Kingdom Death: Monster

    • YouTube Review for the game "Kingdom Death: Monster" by Shut Up & Sit Down
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  43. On Mars

    On Mars is a complex and strategic board game that simulates the challenge of establishing and expanding a colony on Mars. Designed by Vital Lacerda, this game is known for its depth and intricate mechanics, appealing to players who enjoy a detailed and immersive strategic experience.

    Nominated for 14 awards and won 2.

    More details for On Mars
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 90 - 150 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Very hard to learn
  44. The Gallerist

    The Gallerist immerses players in the sophisticated world of art and commerce, where they take on the multifaceted role of a Gallerist, combining the responsibilities of an art dealer, museum curator, and artist manager.

    Nominated for 8 awards and won 1.

    More details for The Gallerist
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 150 Minutes
    • 🧒 13+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  45. Crystal Palace

    In Crystal Palace, players are transported back to the vibrant atmosphere of London in 1851, at the dawn of the first World Fair. Here, nations compete not with military might but with the power of innovation and influence, showcasing spectacular inventions and securing the support of notable figures from the era. This dice-placement game stands out by allowing players to set the values of their dice at the start of each round, presenting a strategic dilemma between aiming high for better outcomes and managing the cost of ambition.

    Nominated for 4 awards.

    More details for Crystal Palace
    • 👥 2 - 5 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 150 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  46. Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun

    Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun is a strategic board game set in ancient Egypt, where players contribute to building the Temple of Amun-Ra. The game is deeply thematic, involving Egyptian gods and the management of resources and actions influenced by the positioning of an obelisk and its shadow.

    Nominated for 2 awards.

    More details for Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
  47. Tawantinsuyu: The Inca Empire

    Pachacuti, the great Sapa Inca, urges his descendants to worship Inti, the sun god, and to expand the Inca Empire across four regions ready for conquest. Players strategically place workers using their unique skills, climb the steps of the Sun Temple for rewards, and build structures that provide advantages. The game features a board depicting the ancient Inca capital of Cusco, where players compete for resources, military strength, and victory points through various actions and strategic placements.

    More details for Tawantinsuyu: The Inca Empire
    • 👥 1 - 4 Players
    • ⏱️ 60 - 120 Minutes
    • 🧒 14+ years old
    • 🧩 Hard to learn
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