Time's Up! Party Blue Version is a frantic and fun character guessing game played in teams across three rounds of increasing difficulty: description, single word, and mime. The challenge is to guess as many characters as possible in just 30 seconds per turn.

The Pokémon 3D Puzzle Ball is a spherical puzzle of 73 plastic pieces from Ravensburger that, when assembled, forms a smooth sphere with a 13 cm diameter featuring images of the Pokémon video game characters. The pieces fit precisely without glue, and the result is a unique decorative object.

Splendor: Marvel is a themed version of the popular Splendor board game set in the Marvel universe. Players act as team leaders, using the Infinity Gems to recruit heroes and villains and earn Infinity points. The goal is to be the first to assemble a powerful team and enough points to claim the Infinity Gauntlet and win the game, preventing Thanos from ending the world.

A hilarious board game designed for unfiltered fun and liberation. It encourages players to stop taking things too seriously and express themselves fearlessly with "Clever" or "Shitty" answers, promising a playful awakening.

The "Geek" edition of Shitty Questions, inspired by the excitement of a newly appointed Jedi Padawan, is a card and board game designed for the geek community, where humor and sincerity are key to answering questions without a single correct answer, always looking for the best option.

"Drunk, Stoned or Stupid" is a party game where players accuse each other of fitting card descriptions based on personal anecdotes or personality traits. There are no winners, as the goal is to avoid being the first to accumulate 7 cards and, consequently, lose.

"¿Qué Nota Te Pones?" (What Grade Do You Give Yourself?) is a quiz game where players evaluate their own knowledge on a topic (from 1 to 10) before answering. Progress on the board depends on the boldness in choosing the difficulty level and correctly answering the question, promoting sincerity in self-assessment.

"Fun Facts" is a cooperative party game that tests how well players know each other. The goal is to secretly answer a personal question with a number and then collectively try to place all answers in ascending order by predicting what the others have written.

A fun party game where challenges, initially easy, are made hilariously difficult. Before you attempt a challenge (which might involve everyday items like pens or ice cubes), your friends compete to make it harder, and the winner becomes your "Helper." If you succeed, both of you earn points; if you fail, all other players score. It's a game of friendly sabotage and skill.

Friday: A Solo Adventure is a deck-building game designed for a single player. Your goal is to help Robinson Crusoe, a shipwrecked survivor with few initial skills, improve his deck of behavior cards so he can survive the island's many dangers and eventually defeat the fearsome pirates. The game focuses on risk management and character evolution.

Klink is a "very treacherous" card game where players try to create a collection of cards with the lowest possible total value. The main mechanic revolves around looking at one card and deciding whether to keep it (aiming for low values) or pass it to another player (trying to pass high or harmful values), encouraging total interaction and strategic sabotage among opponents.