​In MON players take turns playing cards in numerical order, fighting to receive the points of the cards in play. 
It's important to respect the order as much as possible, or other players might steal your points!
At the end of the game, the player with the most points will be the winner.

Mythologien in der Welt ("Mythologies of the World"), you pay tributes to collect various gods from Greek, Norse, and other mythos.
There's a knack to paying tribute successfully, but you also have to keep an eye on what your rival tribute payers are doing.
Try to come out on top of the competing offers and collect as many gods as you can!

Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.
(I shall either find a way or make one.) — Hannibal the Barcid

In 3 B.C. two genius strategists vied for the fate of the world.
Hannibal: The renowned Carthaginian general; and Scipio: The Roman Hero.
SCIPIO is a two-player strategy board game: players take on the role of military leaders to command the armies of an ancient age to crush your enemy.
Develop a formation and give orders to your armed forces — never be too aggressive nor too passive.
To win in SCIPIO, as in a real battle, read and bluff your opponent, plan a careful strategy, be a daredevil and have courage to get a break.
Gain a victory and claim glory with your leadership!

Create trade routes connecting two cities of the Silk Road.

Do so, by lining up tiles containing images of roads on top of the board while using a rough map for hints.

After creating trade routes, you must compare them with more precise maps. 
If there are specialty goods on the routes you create, you can collect points. 

However, there are certain goods which can deduct points as well, so you must be careful when constructing routes.
In addition, you only have two minutes to create the routes.