Best selling Board games from Pegasus
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Pegasus products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Pegasus Bomb Busters
Attention, bomb find. The countdown is on and all kinds of cables are sticking out of the thing. Bomb Busters - now it's up to YOU. 1. as bomb disposal professionals, you must work together to prevent the bomb from exploding. 2. using your own cables, you have to find out which cables your team members have. Find identical cables and cut them. But be careful: a red cable will go BOOM. 3. use your equipment cleverly to overcome increasingly demanding challenges. Tick tock, tick tock ... Can you find the solution before it's too late? 66 missions. - 66 bombs that get more and more dangerous - 66 challenges that you can play over and over again - 66 different ways to play Boxes full of surprises. Thanks to 5 boxes that you open one by one, you will experience numerous (un)pleasant surprises in this game that is constantly evolving. You can expect additional rules, extra material and even - spoiler alert! - nerve-wracking audio missions.
2. Pegasus MicroMacro: Crime City
Crime City is a city where crime lurks around every corner. Therefore, clever detectives are in demand. Together, players solve 16 tricky criminal cases by finding evidence and catching the culprits.
3. Pegasus Dorfromantik
Gurgling rivers, rustling forests, waving wheat fields in the wind, and here and there a charming little village - this is the essence of Dorfromantik. The video game from the small developer studio Toukana Interactive has captivated the gaming community since its Early Access launch in March 2021 and has already won numerous prestigious awards. Now, Michael Palm and Lukas Zach are transforming the popular city-building strategy and puzzle game into a family game for young and old with Dorfromantik.
The board game allows up to six players to collaboratively place hexagonal tiles to create a beautiful landscape while fulfilling the tasks of the local population. At the same time, they aim to lay the longest railway track and river possible, taking into account the flags that earn points in completed areas. The better the players achieve this, the more points they can accumulate by the end of the game.
Throughout the replayable campaign, players can unlock new tiles with the points they earn, which are hidden in initially sealed boxes. These tiles offer players new, additional challenges and allow them to continually improve their high score.
4. Pegasus MicroMacro: Crime City 2 - Full House
With over 500,000 copies sold in 24 languages, MicroMacro: Crime City has provided thrill and innovative crime-solving experiences for detectives worldwide - all from the comfort of their own homes. In MicroMacro: Crime City 2 - Full House, detectives are once again transported to the notorious black-and-white city, where crime still runs rampant. The game picks up speed with its 16 cases, becoming more complex, sophisticated, and of course, a bit more criminal. The individual cases are now marked with symbols, allowing parents to decide which cases the youngest investigators in MicroMacro can research and uncover.
5. Pegasus Spirit Island
In the strategy game Spirit Island by Pegasus Spiele, players confront the colonial territories of great powers that continue to expand and lay claim to the lands of the spirits of the land, air, water, and other elements. However, the inhabitants do not relinquish their land to the invaders without a fight. In this complex strategy game, players take on the role of spirits and must protect their island from the intruders. Each spirit has specific abilities that, when combined, make them very powerful. Spirit Island is different from well-known strategy games because the goal is to prevent the takeover. With numerous scenarios and customizable difficulty levels, success is supported.
6. Pegasus Everdell
In the enchanting valley of Everdell, beneath the branches of towering trees, among winding streams and moss-covered caves, a civilization of woodland creatures flourishes and thrives. Many peaceful years have passed, but now the time has come to settle new lands and establish new cities. Players will need to build structures, meet lively characters, and host events. As leaders of the woodland creatures, players face a busy year ahead in this beautiful strategy game. In whose city will the sun shine the brightest before the winter moon rises?.
7. Pegasus 51243G - Village romance - Sakura (DE)
Are you ready for a new campaign from Dorfromantik? In Dorfromantik Sakura (Japanese for cherry blossom), you can not only discover even more but also face greater challenges than you have tackled so far. With the cherry blossoms comes a new element to the game, and overall, you now need to unlock and discover more than 40 achievements from 6 boxes. And that's not all - get ready for surprises! How high can you raise your score in this standalone sequel to the 2023 Game of the Year, Dorfromantik - The Board Game?
For your child's safety - Caution! Attention! Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
8. Pegasus Dragomino
The big moment has arrived - as newly appointed dragon researchers, players set off to a mysterious island. Their goal is to find as many cute dragon babies as possible. To do this, they explore the island piece by piece, represented by colorful illustrated dominoes. Whenever they place dominoes in such a way that the depicted landscapes match, they discover a dragon egg there. If a baby hatches from it, they earn a point at the end of the game; if the egg is empty, there are no points, but they get to take a new domino first in the next round.
9. Pegasus 57609G - Everdell - Complete Collection (DE)
Everdell - Complete Collection
Important information:
Caution! Not suitable for children under 36 months.
Product details:
- Item no.: 57609G
- EAN: 4250231731778
- Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
- Product types: Board games, Connoisseur games
- Theme: Everdell
- Language: English
- Release date: October 2024
- Number of players: For 1 to 6 players aged 10 and over
- Playing time: 40 to 120 minutes
- Format: 33 cm x 50 cm x 18 cm
- Type: Big Box
Content:
- Everdell Core Game Collector's Edition
- Spirecrest Expansion Collector's Edition
- Mistwood Expansion
- Pearlbrook Expansion Collector's Edition
- Bellfaire Expansion
- Newleaf Expansion
- Author: James A. Wilson.
10. Pegasus MicroMacro: Crime City 3
Since the release of MicroMacro: Crime City in October 2020, around 2 million copies of both the first and second parts, MicroMacro: Crime City 2 – Full House, have been produced worldwide – in no less than 31 languages. The Game of the Year 2021 captivates both seasoned gaming fans and newcomers alike, as it delivers thrills and innovative crime-solving adventures right at home. With MicroMacro: Crime City 3 – All In, players can now explore the next quarter of the crime-ridden black-and-white metropolis of Crime City. On a new, massive city map that seamlessly connects to the previous ones, 16 tricky criminal cases await to be solved by one to four amateur detectives. These are brand new stories, more clever and criminal than ever before. Players must investigate motives, find evidence, and catch the culprits. A keen eye is just as essential as creative thinking to unravel everything on the 75 x 110 cm game board. To assist, a magnifying glass is included in the game, and the individual cases are marked with symbols, allowing parents to decide which cases the youngest detectives can research and uncover. MicroMacro: Crime City 3 – All In is completely standalone and does not require any prior knowledge from the other two parts.
