2016 · 1-4 Players · ~45-90 min · Cooperative
Exit: The Game brings the escape room experience to your table through clever multi-layered puzzles that reward creative thinking and physical manipulation of components, creating a one-time cooperative experience that consistently delivers satisfying 'aha' moments across its now massive catalog of titles.
2011 · 2-4 Players · ~60-90 min · Competitive
Village transforms worker placement through its innovative time mechanic, where family members age and die as you pursue your dynasty's legacy, creating a thematically rich euro game where planning for death is just as important as planning for prosperity.
2016 · 1-4 Players · ~60-120 min · Cooperative
Exit: The Game - The Abandoned Cabin brings the escape room experience to your kitchen table with inventive puzzles and a satisfying difficulty curve. It won the Kennerspiel des Jahres for good reason, though its one-and-done nature and occasional puzzle frustration mean the value proposition depends on how much you enjoy the journey itself.
2015 · 2-5 Players · ~30-50 min · Competitive
Isle of Skye combines elegant tile placement with a clever pricing mechanic where you set the cost of your own tiles and risk losing them, creating a game of bluff, valuation, and territory building that offers remarkable depth for its 45-minute playtime.
2012 · 2-4 Players · ~60-90 min · Cooperative
Legends of Andor disguises a cooperative puzzle game inside a beautiful fantasy adventure, rewarding precise planning and team coordination rather than combat prowess, which will delight players who enjoy optimization under pressure and disappoint those expecting a traditional dungeon crawl.
2015 · 2-5 Players · ~30-75 min · Competitive
Broom Service combines pick-up-and-deliver with a bold-or-cowardly role selection mechanic that makes every card play a tense gamble, creating a Kennerspiel des Jahres winner that rewards reading your opponents and punishes predictability.