Need a few more trains for your game?

Our Extra Engines Pack has you covered. No need to keep these trains separate.

There's more than enough room for these extra trains to fit into our existing sets.

You are a survivor in a near-future Europe that has collapsed under the weight of its own political errors, in the wake of a bloody class-war fueled by genetic modifications. In Posthuman, you journeyed to the last bastion of organized human society in the area: The Fortress. A year down the line, you have become an active part of that society and honed the skills you need to fulfill your role there, but the mutants are gaining ground...

Posthuman Saga is a standalone survival game in the Posthuman universe. You play a seasoned member of the Fortress' militia, sent out beyond the defensive perimeter to explore and hopefully reconnect with outposts the Fortress has lost touch with, while searching for scavengable sites along the way. You have to forge across a crumbled land where resources are spare and mutants roam the ruined mansions and forests alike.

Like the initial Posthuman, this is a sandbox-style survival journey, but the game system in Posthuman Saga differs from that of the first game in the series. Players win by completing various objectives that suit different characters and playing styles. It has an emphasis on tactical choices on two levels: the journey expressed through an innovative modular tile map puzzle and the individual story and combat encounters. The latter are fast, card-based affairs involving tough choices with future consequences. Posthuman Saga boasts over one hundred, finely crafted story scenes with a simple, push-your-luck mechanism that supplements the emergent narrative afforded by the game. Mutation is a way of life in the Posthuman world, and it can have its advantages, but it can easily get out of control...

—description from the publisher

Learn about biodiversity, ecosystems and the importance of conservation in this interactive strategy game designed for both families and board game enthusiasts alike!

With competitive, co-operative and solo modes of different difficulties, Rainforest City is a game that challenges as well as educates.

Days & Nights: Red Army Pack is an add-on pack that contains 28 miniatures compatible with both Days of Ire and Nights of Fire. It also contains a small deck expansion to Nights of Fire, and an additional deck allowing campaign play. 

In Campaign mode you can play a game of Days of Ire followed by a game of Nights of Fire (solo, cooperative, or conflict mode up to 1v2 supported), and have the winner decided only at the end!

* Requires Days of Ire or Nights of Fire base game to play.

Play as your favourite Mr Kiasu* characters in this push-your-luck card game about going to a sale and grabbing the best deals.

Mold and squish new terrifying monster miniatures out of Spell Clay by adding this set of evil spellbooks to your Necromolds board game collection!

    Hail missiles of molten lava upon your enemies and erupt the top of Magmass to power its fierce close-quarters attack!
    Deploy claws and hooks to fight off swarms of smaller enemies using Kracklings—a crustacean curiosity of cruel creation!

Alors que l’ancien empire sombre dans le chaos et la ruine, ses armées gigantesques se sont dissoutes en d’innombrables compagnies de mercenaires. Craignant pour leur sécurité, les seigneurs et les chefs déclarent leur indépendance et fortifient leurs possessions.

Aujourd’hui, les terres impériales sont à nouveau déchirées car chacun de ces royaumes naissants se bat pour avoir la priorité sur son voisin.

Poussé par une envie de richesse, d’influence ou de pouvoir, vous prendrez la tête d’un de ces clans, engagerez de vastes armées de mercenaires et prendrez d’assaut les murs des forteresses de vos ennemis !

The seas are teeming with life of all shapes and colours. But how much do you know about the sea kingdoms that lie below us? What if one day, they need to be rescued from the insidious surface creatures who dump their garbage into their living space?