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Coal Baron: The Great Card Game

eggertspiele · 2016

BGG #2410
2–450–80 min7.1
The city of Essen, Germany at the turn of the 20th century was a center for coal mining in Europe. Immerse yourself in the dark world of coal mining as you extract coal from pits, load coal to wagon trains, and then rail your coal off to distant locations in search of fortunes. Coal Baron: The Great Card Game is a standalone game based on the very popular board game, Coal Baron, originally published in 2013. With innovative mechanisms and almost 240 cards, Coal Baron: The Great Card Game creates an experience that feels very distinct from, yet is just as intense as, the original game.
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Got Five!

Blue Orange (EU) · 2026

BGG #2415
2–415 min7.6
Got Five! is a game of logic and deduction in which players try to uncover the five hidden numbers placed on their stand. Each player can see everyone else’s tiles, but never their own, and must rely on shared information, clever questioning, and careful note-taking to narrow down the possibilities. All tiles revealed during the game are public, creating a constantly evolving puzzle that rewards attention and reasoning. On your turn, you reveal a new tile from the supply, adding more shared information to the table, then use one of the available face-up tiles to ask a neighboring player for a clue. You may ask them to categorize a tile by placing it in the correct relative position among your hidden numbers, or compare it to one of your tiles to learn whether they share the same number of dots. These clues, combined with the visible order of tiles and their colors and dot counts, allow players to eliminate possibilities and gradually deduce their own sequence. Players may announce their solution at any time by declaring “Got Five!” and listing their five numbers in ascending order. If the guess is correct, that player wins immediately. A single mistake, however, eliminates the player from contention, so timing and confidence are key. With simple rules, shared information, and a race to solve your own puzzle first, Got Five! delivers a fast, tense deduction challenge for groups who enjoy logical reasoning and mind games. —description from the publisher