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

Place governors, develop regions, advance at court, build barges and income engines, complete contracts, reinforce the Great Wall, repel nomad attacks, and finish with the most prestige.

Lead an animal tribe, explore abandoned regions, recruit specialists, develop technology, build settlements, contest authority, and thrive through four seasons.

Plan workers on the action queue, collect algae, process materials through your department, hire specialists, unlock science and engineering upgrades, expand across Europe, and claim milestones.

Select actions simultaneously, draft technologies and buildings, grow population, culture and military, collect income, build wonders, replace obsolete cards, and score a civilization across eight ages.

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

Compete for contested options while managing cost and timing.

Maneuver forces across tactical or historical battle maps.

Cover spaces on a grid to build a spatial scoring plan.

Choose a starting region, play location cards to travel, gain resources and tags, meet locals, collect postcards, use weekends for festivals or adventures, and convert four weeks of experiences into endgame points.

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

Draft sixteen players, calculate squad strength, run each off-season through finance, scouting, development, investments, staff, and deadline day, then set formations, resolve league matches, collect points and SuperCup cards, and build the first true Superclub.

Prepare the shared glassworks, workers, contracts, resources, and player boards; place workers to produce and trade, invest in stronger industrial actions, fulfil contracts, collect income, and finish with the most valuable glassmaking enterprise.

Choose an elemental sage, assemble starting decks and formations, spend action points to command creatures and play cards, recruit from the shared market, build stronger combinations, and defeat opposing sages before your own army falls.

Build the modular Moon, assign astronauts to rovers, gather resources from terrain, specialize workers, construct and improve your lunar base, contribute parts to three survival missions, claim achievements, and score the faction with the greatest influence.

Move pieces across a map while planning position and timing.

Set out the resource and building markets, collect income, trade with the supply or other players, spend matching resources on roads, settlements, cities, knights, and metropolises, resolve events after settlements, claim route and army bonuses, and reach seven victory points first.

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.

Draft factions, form an alliance of up to three, produce resources, spend action discs to explore, colonize, trade, develop, research, and build fleets, resolve war and galactic phases, then score planets, technology, influence, and ideology when exploration is complete.

Build new station modules on the depth grid, place scientists to strengthen research actions, earn and spend income, move submarines with limited movement points, reveal ocean sectors, recover resources and treasure, pursue Atlantis, and total discoveries plus hidden bonuses at game end.

Build an off-world power company through auctions, worker planning, and a tightly contested market.

Plot several energy moves ahead, build nebulae around likely goal patterns, and keep enough resource flexibility to exploit power cards without leaving star chains unfinished.

Build routes and networks to connect locations efficiently.