All clear for capsizing! On the high seas, all animals carry weight… and some might fall into the water. Who will manage to distribute his own 12 animals onto all boats so that they will be safe from any sea damage? Will things become easier if the lion literally feasts on the giraffe? Will the fox make an elephant out of a peacock? Or – with the greatest of ease – will not only the zebras finally face the sinking… uhm, setting… of the sun? Einer geht noch is a lightweight but wave-making card game.   Author: Paco Yanez

A slight point of your “snout” is enough to make the termite droves move onto the anteaters’ favorite hills. But which hill is particularly popular at the moment? The industrious termite gatherers can’t seem to agree on that. And so, many an anteater sticks his snout in a place where he wouldn’t like to be in the end. All this gets even worse because of the termites’ new nasal spray: pepper! Termite gatherers who get too much of that into their snout can, with one big “Achooooooo!”, blow laboriously built termite hills into the wind. “Rüssel raus!” (Snout out!). - a tingly game with an extra dose of spiciness!   Author: Matthias Prinz, Inka & Markus Brand

Beasty Bar is a fun take that card game about party animals. The players play animal cards into a line. Each animal has special powers that can manipulate the cards’ order. Whenever there’s a total of five animals present at the end of a turn, the two animals up front get to party while the one animal at the rear has to go home. Whoever manages to send the most of their animals to the party wins.   Author: Stefan Kloß

Beasty Bar - New Beasts in Town is the first big follow-up release to the 2014 smash hit card game Beasty Bar. It can either be played by itself or in combination with the original game, as part of a challenging two-round draft. Twelve all-new beasties with exciting, novel special powers are lining up in front of the legendary bar. As before, it is imperative to stay at the front of the queue in order to be able to join the party.   Author: Stefan Kloß

The Beasty Bar game attracts more and more animals to the red carpet in front of the legendary bar. With Born to be Wild, it is the third time that twelve "beasts" show up there. The new animals add even more cunning feints, wild dynamics, comical situations, and finesse to the game. Following the well-known rules of Beasty Bar, all the animals of the "extended customer base" can be combined. Consequently, Born to be Wild can be played as a stand-alone game, but also together with all the other animals from the two previous Beasty Bar games.

Geistesblitz is a brilliant reaction game in which quick-wittedness and the right action are crucial. Five large wooden items in five colors stand in the middle of the table. In each round, players turn over one card that shows two items in two different colors. Now the players have to realize as quick as lightning which item to look for. If neither figure is depicted in its original color, you have to grab the item whose shape or color cannot be found on the card. But if an item is depicted in its original color, this item has to be grabbed. If you are right, you win the card. The player with the most cards in the end wins. for 2 to 8 Players, Ages 8 and up

Geistesblitz 5 vor 12 The ingenious brain twister now comes along with 9 pieces, new rules and never-ending playing fun. Geistesblitz 5 vor 12 is a reaction game in a class of its own, combining witty playfulness, confusion, combinatorial suspense and thrills in a unique manner. Grab it, call for it, mirror it! for 2 to 8 Players, Ages 8 and up

Now, even children from 4 years on can play this game and show flashes of inspiration. Piglet, frog, ghost, and chick are waiting in the middle of the table. The cards show three of them in different colors. The objective is to grab whatever comes up in its original color. For children 6 years and up, the ghost occasionally appears in a dark nightgown. This means: hands off all figures! Geistesblitz Junior lets children feel their strengths, creates vividness and fosters concentration, and provides quick-witted playing fun.   Review: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww1306pPzik   Author: Jacques Zeimet

Geistesblitz 2.0 is the second witty reaction game with the extra splash of esprit that makes your brain cells dance. Now a tub, a brush, a towel, a frog and Balduin's spiritualized friend Babette gather in the middle of the table. You know the rules from Geistesblitz. If a card shows a towel, however, you look for the item that last dried itself off with the towel, with the color of the towel being critical. Quakulius the frog demands that you call out the item. If this item eppears in the original color, the frog understands only a foreign language. Try it out, by all means: In combination with Geistesblitz, this results in an ecstatic playing experience that brings together both halves of the brain! And this could become really witty! for 2 to 8 Players, Ages 8 and up

This is the shedding card game that’s all about crazy animal combinations.   Review: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwDf3uDrOAI

Now all the aristocrats are in fear of losing their jewelry! A number of full-bearded bandits lie in wait to steal the coveted gemstones from high society's rich. But riches alone don't make for happiness: Whoever has amassed the most booty will be thrown into prison right away, so the second best thief will be the first!

Barrel bugs, chatter bugs, rattle bugs, and water bugs hang out at the bug hub. With seven dice, at least four of which have to be rolled, everybody tries to get hold of as many critters as possible; even the dice that have not been rolled are included in the count. And if you like, you may, on your turn, pick the bugs that the previous player has caught. A clever and tactical selection of the dice and a great amount of thrill when it comes to risk assessment are the core elements of this particularly original and suspenseful dice game.

Streifen Toni Finally you can also look for the worm on the road. Now, in the card game, even 5 worms can plow up the garden at the same time. Also new is the clever memory component that enthuses children in particular, since it makes adults wonder what's actually happening on the worm front. for 2 to 5 Players, Ages 4 and up