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In the tile-laying game Twinkle Twinkle, you'll fill your star chart with clear plastic tiles, trying to connect constellations, build belts of asteroids, collect comets, pick up planets, and study them with satellites.

Whodunnit? A suspicious lineup of supervillains lies before you and your team, and you're tasked with finding the true criminal.

Players carefully manage their cards to try and make specific hands. On a turn, players can discard a card, draw from the deck, or draw from an opponent's discard pile. If a player discards an "A" card, everyone has to pass one card to the right.

The goal of the game is to be the first player to win your assigned number of tricks(determined by dice roll), twice.
Can you manipulate your hand (and, the upside down cards in your hand!) in clever ways to win?

In The Networks, you and your opponents are new television networks, and you need new programming. For this, you’ll need Shows, Stars, and Ads. Shows need Stars and Ads. Stars give you bonus viewers (points), and Ads give you extra money.

3 Witches is a must-follow, trick-taking game with no trump suit. At the start of each round, players bid on how many tricks they can win (out of five).

Your goal in Money! is to trade currencies with the bank and other players so that you end up with more value than anyone else.

It’s a chilly night out in the ghost town and you need to deliver the pizza while it’s still hot!

Players embark on an epic mountain-trekking expedition, blazing a trail through uncharted terrain. Your goal? Mark the path along the way and hike the most paths.

Mori is the Latin word for death and the Japanese word for forest. Both of these interpretations are represented in this artwork of this card game.

Every round, reveal a new card. Simultaneously, all players choose a hand gesture to guess how the card relates to the previous one.

Rainbow is a quick-playing hand management game where players play solo cards, sets, or runs to win points on cards in the center of the table.