Board Games

A fast dinosaur-drafting game in which players place twelve dinosaur meeples into park pens and score according to each enclosure’s special rule.

A compact industrial engine builder played over four rounds, where losing an auction often earns the compensation needed to run a stronger factory.

This is The LOOP, a cooperative time-travel board game for one to four agents, not IELLO’s newer unrelated 2026 card game LOOP. Agents work as a team to stop Dr. Faux from destroying eras of the timeline. Its four operations offer different challenge conditions, so always choose a mode before setting up.

Lacuna is a visually distinctive two-player abstract contest about gathering flowers across a cloth pond. It is short, accessible, and competitive. People who enjoy spatial planning and direct interaction will find the central line-placement decision interesting even though no long card effects or complicated boards are involved.

A standalone prehistoric development of Kingdomino. It offers three sequential modes: Discovery introduces volcanoes and fire, Totem adds resource majorities, and Tribe adds Cavemen with spatial scoring abilities. Start in Discovery when teaching first-time players. It suits families who enjoy tactical domino drafting and variable decisions.

Everyone sketches and guesses simultaneously, racing to identify similar-looking words while balancing speed against costly wrong guesses.

Build a chain-reaction engine from four types of energy marbles, triggering multiple machine effects from a single action.

A low-score card game where players gradually uncover twelve cards and remove matching vertical columns.

A real-time horse-racing party board game where bets are placed while two dice push nine horses toward the finish line.

A cooperative visual detective game with a giant illustrated city map and sixteen cases, where the same characters appear at different moments of a crime story.