Abstract Games, Page 3

Do you understand what the cat wants? Try to get as close to the cat as possible without passing it by.

Break the Cube is the multiplayer puzzle solving game that will let you go brain-to-brain with your friends! To compete, you will need to build the most complex shape possible behind your screen.

Fountains is a light yet clever strategy game that turns you into a master Fountaineer, designing a magnificent, multi-level fountain in the city of Florimelle. Use intuitive take-and-make mechanics to claim and place tiles, ensuring your fountain flows with water from top to bottom. With every decision impacting scoring potential, you'll need foresight and creativity to outbuild your rivals....

Versailles Garden is a strategic tile‑placement game where players become gardeners designing the most beautiful park inspired by Versailles. Using an auction system to acquire flowers, trees, fountains, and ornaments, they must arrange elements wisely to meet the Sun King’s expectations and score the most points through clever combinations and layout planning.

Tantrix: Connect is an abstract game in which players aim to place tiles and connect lines of different colors. The game includes various modes—classic competitive, where each player plays for one of the colors; a frantic variant that tests speed and perception; and a solitaire mode, where you can solve lots of different puzzles. Tantrix is a very accessible and entertaining game with a nice...

Traveling Fair is a cozy family board game where players help the dragon Joban Takemura arrange colorful stalls to please merchants and visitors. By placing stalls wisely and completing goals, you earn Influence Points — and only the best assistant will win the dragon’s favor.

A classic logic game in which one player hides a secret code using colored pegs and the other tries to uncover it through clever guessing and deduction.

In All In: Predictions, players become gifted foretellers vying to shape destiny itself.

IQ Square is an exciting single-player puzzle game with a unique game board resembling a brick wall. Your task is to fill the entire area with pieces that you can rotate 180° or flip over. Find the only correct solution for each task and test your logical thinking!

IQ Pentagon is a cleverly designed puzzle game in which your task is to fill the entire game board with double-sided pieces. Choose a task from the book and start from the starting position, then look for the only correct solution to the challenge. Perfect brain training for every puzzle lover!

IQ Hexagon is a clever logic puzzle in which you must fill the game board with all double-sided pieces. Start with the starting position according to the instruction book and find the only correct solution for the given task. Thanks to the double-sided pieces, each challenge is a real brain teaser for your logical thinking!

IQ Circle is a circular puzzle for one player in which you must place double-sided pieces into three rings so that balls of the correct size fit into the corresponding rings. Challenge your logic in tasks where you must also rotate the entire board correctly and try to find the only correct solution!

Diatoms is a puzzly tile-placement and pattern-making game where players create their own microscopic mosaic, based on an obscure Victorian art form.  

200 years ago, the inhabitants of Kuldhara left this 900-year-old village in the Thar desert in India overnight. The reason? Zalim Singh, the grand vizier of the Ottoman Empire, preyed on the people's possessions and the daughter of the people's leader. The villagers decided to set fire to Kuldhara and disappear without a trace. But not everything seems to have gone up in smoke. According to...

Zářihvozd (Wispwood) is a family tile-laying game exploring a magical forest of bright-colored wisps. They each have their wishes and reward you for fulfilling them. Can you place your wisps the best and illuminate the brightest forest for your cat? Light up a magical forest and lure in a curious cat with glowing wisps. Choose from a display of wisp tiles with different spatial goals...

The mirror is broken, madness is disappearing from the inhabitants, and war is coming to Wonderland. Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Red Queen, and the Cheshire Cat must gather everything they can and have a nice little tea party at the Mad Hatter's tea party before they go into battle in the war in Wonderland!

The third expansion for Onitama, Light and Shadow offers a new way to explore the elegant and simple game of martial tactics by introducing a new type of pawn: the Ninja! Unlike other pawns, the Ninja moves secretly, hidden from your opponent's view until they are ready to strike...

In Paddy, you transform the landscape by creating terraces of rice paddies in the mountains of southeast Asia. On each turn, you decide what type of tile to add to the paddy and whether to place it in the day or night half. With each new tile, the paddy grows and adapts to the flow of water, preparing the ground for your species to thrive.  

Tulip Season is a euro‑style tile‑laying game where players build colorful tulip fields and claim them with windmills. Points are earned through public goals revealed at the start and personal greenhouse goals added during play. The winner is the farmer who best combines tile placement with scoring bonuses to create the most valuable fields.

Two mini-expansions for Tulip Season. Requires the base game.

Fritanga is a game for cooking enthusiasts, set in the world of Blind Business, and its playing field is... a deep fryer! Players control various foods and try to survive at all costs, jumping from one side of the fryer basket to the other. When a player can't move, they fall into boiling oil, where they fry and (unfortunately) drop out of the game. You must use all the cards you collect to...

A logic game with a nature theme for one player aged 8 and up.

Bombastic is a spicy, five-minute, travel-friendly game for two players. One player is Xs, and the other is Os — pretty standard so far. But what you don't know can hurt you. Nine chunky tiles are shuffled face down into a 3×3 grid — 4 of them Xs, 4 of them Os, and the last? A ticking, delicate bomb. Can you find your tiles without blowing up?