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Coordinate with teammates to solve the game's shared challenge.

Move pieces across a map while planning position and timing.

Use clues and contradictions to deduce hidden information.

Arrange the eight Tea cards in a line, prepare the Worry deck, reveal and attach worries as directed, take one permitted action each turn to swap or flip cards and restore focus, advance through the brew, then score the finished tea against unresolved distractions after eight turns.

Draft from shared options to assemble a plan over successive turns.

Solve a self-contained solo challenge against the game system.

Choose a U-boat and starting date, record commander and crew status, roll for patrol assignment and encounters, plan torpedo or gun attacks, resolve detection and escort combat, repair damage, return to base for awards and refit, and continue until the boat is lost, retired, or survives to 1945.

Keep the deck in numbered order, read the top card aloud, reveal new cards only when instructed, solve each device and location together, use clue cards when needed, record mistakes as penalties, and compare the completion time and errors with the final score table.

Draft from shared options to assemble a plan over successive turns.

Commit presence to key areas and fight for influence where it matters.

Coordinate with teammates to solve the game's shared challenge.

Coordinate with teammates to solve the game's shared challenge.

Remember hidden information and use recall to make better choices.

Spread out the city map, choose a case in the investigator book, appoint a reader, hear the current question without revealing the answer, search together for the matching scene, mark clues with detective tokens, check the next page, and continue until the case is solved.

Build the Great White display, use your turn to scout or recruit one available card type, add Inuit to the matching occupation, resolve hunters, shamans, warriors, elders, and equipment, refill the shared row, and score village majorities, animals, spirits, and specialization bonuses at the end.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Compete for contested options while managing cost and timing.

Build the tower from treasure cards, place all thieves at the balcony, move downward any number of floors each turn, take one treasure from the floor you reach, never move upward, exit across the bridge for an early bonus, then score coins, item majorities, artifact sets, and curses.

Commit presence to key areas and fight for influence where it matters.

Place tiles carefully to build spatial scoring patterns.

Choose nations and set the 1850 starting state, resolve historical events and crises, allocate production and resources, enact policies, negotiate support and shared commitments, update population, prosperity, and environmental tracks, then cooperate to reach 2060 without crossing the game’s global limits.

Place workers to claim actions and turn resources into plans.

Draw five cargo cards and an exchange token, take two actions per turn—or three while holding the passing Yardmaster token—to draw cargo, buy a railcar, or change your exchange token, connect cars only by matching value or good type, and reach sixteen points with two or three players or eighteen with four or five.

Choose a historical dynasty, plan two action cards each round, develop and tax your dominion, arrange marriages and heirs, negotiate with rivals, use intrigue and warfare to expand, manage character traits and succession, advance on the Crusade track, and score territories, castles, development, piety, and achievements when Jerusalem is reached or three eras end.