Avoid Scandal, Complete Shared Goals, and Bend Spoons with Your Mind

Sheep & Garden is a tile-placement game for 1 to 4 players that takes about 15 minutes. Each player starts the game with three objective cards, and while in the two-player game each player has their own secret cards, with 3-4 players you have one personal objective in addition to sharing an objective with each of your neighbors. Try to work well together to help each other out!


On a turn, you choose one of the three tiles on display and added it to the shared landscape everyone is creating in the center of play. Once all 37 tiles have been placed, players score points based on their objectives, and whoever has the most points wins.

Goods Maker is a small resource-management card game in which you process items and sell them for profit. The more buildings you construct, the more actions become available to you on your turn. On a turn, you take one of two actions:

—Choose a resource card or building card in the production action area, and gain the item shown on it.
—Discard resource cards from your hand to acquire resource or building cards of the same value or less from the available cards.


You can use the effects of each building you own once each turn, e.g. exchanging a thread card in your hand for cloth. Chain together cards, buildings, and actions to create more victory points as whoever first has 10 VP wins.

In Hollywood Sensation, each player takes on the role of a starlet hoping for fame — but not too much fame, mind you, as that would be gauche, and besides, it would be harder to hide any scandals!

Each round, the players randomize the strength order of the four suits. Cards collected in two suits are worth positive points, and the other two suits are negative points.


Each player is dealt a small hand, then the top card of the deck is flipped face up. The players compete in a must-follow trick-taking game, with the winner of each trick taking the face-up card from the deck in their hand, and the other player doing the same with a face-down card from the top of the deck. After the round, the players' points are converted to a type of meta points by moving a pawn on a red carpet.

In subsequent rounds, the player who is behind in meta points begins the round by setting cards aside from their hand to create a small private deck; they will draw from this deck once the main draw pile is exhausted.