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.
2022 · 1-6 Players · ~30 min · Competitive
My City: Roll & Build converts Reiner Knizia's beloved legacy tile-layer into a roll-and-write, and the translation keeps the original's best idea, a campaign of evolving rules, while swapping tiles for dice and boards for erasable sheets. Twenty-four episodes walk your city through eras of new scoring twists, each session a brisk half hour of polyomino sketching, and the whole campaign resets for replay where the legacy original spent itself. It's lighter than its parent, the dice add swing the tile game never had, and the endgame episodes lean on accumulated rules more than fresh ideas. As a family campaign in pencil, it's quietly one of the format's best deals.
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.