Carcassonne is a tile-placement game where players strategically place landscape tiles to create a medieval landscape. As the landscape grows, players place their followers (meeples) on features like roads, cities, monasteries, and fields, claiming points when these features are completed.

• Tile Placement Strategy: Players must carefully consider where to place tiles to maximize their scoring potential.
• Follower Placement Tactics: Deciding when and where to place meeples is crucial for success.
• Variable Landscape: Each game creates a unique landscape, ensuring endless replayability.
• Expansions: Carcassonne offers numerous expansions that add new tiles, features, and strategies to the game.

In Coup, you are a powerful leader in a crumbling city-state.

Your goal is to eliminate your opponents and become the last player standing. But beware – everyone is lying, and no one can be trusted.

• Bluffing and Deception: The core of Coup is bluffing. Players can claim to have any role, even if they don’t actually have the card. The key to success is convincing your opponents to believe your lies.   
• Fast-Paced Gameplay: Games of Coup typically last around 15 minutes, making it perfect for quick gaming sessions.   
• Easy to Learn, Hard to Master: The rules of Coup are simple to understand, but mastering the game requires careful planning and strategic thinking.
• High Replay ability: With different roles and strategies to explore, Coup offers endless replay ability.