Cooperative Board Games, Page 19

More Than Shadows Expansion contains seven new unique scenarios, two huge bosses and two new heroes!

A Gnome Wizard, boom-bunnies, and a lumbering ragdoll of doom! What's not to love as you encounter four new scenarios of magic and trickery leading to the imposing colossal lizard boss Xyzzy!

Expansion for Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time. Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time – Sir Gerald Lightseeker vs. J.T. contains a new hero, a new boss and six horde cards as well as four new scenarios for Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time.

Expansion for Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time. Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time – Vez'nan vs. Moloch contains a new hero, a new boss and six horde cards as well as four new scenarios for Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time.

Players take on the roles of heroes with different abilities and work together to solve tasks scattered across the map. A key element of the game is a unique time mechanism that advances with each player action. This system affects the available options, changes the connections between rooms, and controls the behavior of opponents.

Kingdom Rush: Elemental Uprising is a fully co-operative standalone board game for 1 to 4 players that offers the ultimate tower-defense experience for the tabletop.  

In Bloc by Bloc: Uprising, each player controls a faction of revolutionaries—Workers, Students, Neighbors, or Prisoners—fighting against the police in the streets of a city that changes with each game. Build barricades, clash with police, occupy districts, loot shopping centers, build mutual aid networks, and liberate the city before time runs out and the military arrives!  

Almost Innocent is a co-operative deduction game with a progressive story in which your teammates must work together across different scenarios to prove your innocence.

Shadows of Kilforth is the sequel and stand-alone expansion to Gloom of Kilforth: A Fantasy Quest Game.

Help the confused Color Monster sort out her emotions in this cooperative game. Roll the dice, travel around the game board, name your feelings, and work together to correctly place the emotion tokens in the jars before too many confused (multicolored) jars appear. An ideal game for 2–5 players aged 3 and up, which playfully teaches children to recognize and talk about their feelings.