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One Deck Dungeon is a dice-rolling game that simulates a dungeon crawl, complete with items, skills, and a boss at the end of every dungeon.

Fugitive is a two-player hidden movement game that blends bluffing with deduction to create a tense, thinky battle of wits.

Maquis is a solo worker placement game that feels like an abstract puzzle game with elements of push-your-luck.

Illiterati is a real-time, cooperative word-spelling game that puts a fun spin on classics like Scrabble and Bananagrams.

Junk Drawer is a polyomino puzzle board game that's simple, fast, and elevated by its unique push-your-luck elements.

First Rat is a strategic family board game that blends action efficiency, set collection, and engine building to fantastic results.

Grove is a solo puzzle-style microgame that involves the strategic overlapping of cards and dice to score as highly as you can.

The A.R.T. Project is a cooperative game of action efficiency where you're trying to recover stolen art pieces from the White Hand.

Project L is an engine-building game where you solve polyomino puzzles to acquire more pieces to solve even bigger puzzles.

Romi Rami is a compact card game that puts a few modern twists on traditional rummy-style gameplay.

Cartographers is a flip-and-write game where you draw polyomino shapes onto a grid-based map to score points.

Love Letter is a tiny game comprised of just 16 cards for 2 to 4 players. How well does it hold up after all these years?

Waterfall Park is a brilliant trading and negotiation game that pretty much nails everything. If you want player interaction, it's here.

FUSE is a real-time dice drafting game played cooperatively. Can you defuse all the bomb cards together before time runs out?

Does this acclaimed flip-and-write game deserve its status as a trendsetter? How well does it really hold up after five years?

Timeline: Inventions is a quick micro card game that's better than you might expect from its premise. It certainly surprised me.