A gorgeous, super simple path-laying game that’s perfect for big groups or casual players. Quick turns, pretty pieces, and just enough strategy to keep it interesting.

Qwirkle is a colorful, pattern-building game that’s easy to learn but surprisingly strategic. Players score points by matching tiles by color or shape, making it a great mix of luck, logic, and satisfying combos for all ages.

A sharp, stylish abstract that plays fast but makes you think—with god powers that wildly change the game each time you play. Best as a 2-player duel, it's quick, clever, and full of "just one more round" energy.

A relaxed, beautiful tile-layer where you build landscapes and attract animals by completing patterns—simple to play, sneakily strategic, and surprisingly peaceful. Great for fans of games like Azul or Cascadia who want a more organic, evolving puzzle.

Hive is a standout two-player classic that’s built a devoted following over the years with its clever bug-powered strategy and zero setup time. Easy to learn but endlessly replayable, especially with the Hive: Mosquito expansion that can mimic the movement of any adjacent insect.

Like Hive leveled up with armies, drafting, and area control—simple to learn, endlessly strategic, and incredibly satisfying to play. Great as a 2-player duel, even better as a 4-player tactical showdown.

A reworked and upgraded version of Bruges that puts more control in your hands and adds deeper strategic options—if you can get past the icon overload. It’s a crunchy, classic-style Euro with modern polish and plenty of replay value for Feld fans.