The Bucket List

The expansion that gives Catan a real mid-game and a barbarian clock.

Tunnels, ferries and stations on the best-loved map of the series.

Social deduction where the dead keep playing and the storyteller bends the rules.

Card drafting so light you can teach it in ninety seconds.

Three rounds of the same names: describe, one word, then mime.

Broken telephone with sketchbooks; the fun is entirely in the reveal.

Give your team a clue their opponents cannot decode; over three rounds.

A dial between two extremes and a clue that has to land exactly right.

Six beer mats and the purest bluffing game ever designed.

Two cards, constant lying, and a table that can call your bluff at any time.

The village sleeps, the wolves wake; the ancestor of every hidden-role game.

A hidden-role parliament game about failing to spot a fascist in time.

Loyal servants and hidden minions of Mordred, five rounds of accusation.

App-timed escape-room decks that hide their puzzles inside the artwork.

A one-shot escape room in a box that you cut up and write on.

Real casebooks, a London directory and no dice; you solve it or you do not.

Write a one-word clue, then delete every clue two players duplicated.

A card game where you can see everyone's hand but your own.

The gateway co-op: grab four treasures before the island sinks.

A global campaign against an Ancient One, one doomed expedition at a time.

App-guided Lovecraftian investigation in a house that rearranges itself.

An app-driven co-operative campaign through Tolkien's world.

Survival on a hostile island where the weather is out to kill you.

The first big expansion to the island-defence game, adding events and beasts.

Fifty co-operative trick-taking missions, played almost entirely in silence.

A lost steamship sails an open world of storybook encounters across an atlas.

The 200-hour sequel: a frontier outpost to rebuild between dungeon crawls.

The friendlier way into Gloomhaven, with a tutorial campaign and a printed map.

A twelve-month campaign that tears up, writes on and permanently changes the board.

A twelve-card engine duel: mages, artifacts and essence, in thirty minutes.