#01
Illimat
A seasonal fishing game played around a board where the current season limits harvesting, sowing, or stockpiling.
Letter guide · I
I is a smaller letter: Indian Rummy for traditional players, Incan Gold for push-your-luck groups, and deeper options such as Innovation, Illimat, and Imperium.
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#01
A seasonal fishing game played around a board where the current season limits harvesting, sowing, or stockpiling.
#02
A deck-building civilization game where your nation evolves from barbarian to empire, each with unique cards.
#03
Explore together, then decide when to leave before a repeated hazard ends the round.
BGG lists it under its original title, Diamant.
Open game database#04
A 13-card rummy where you need at least one pure run without jokers before you can declare.
Uses two decks with jokers.
Open rules reference#05
Build a civilization tableau whose card icons power increasingly disruptive abilities.
#06
A 20-questions word game with a twist: one player secretly knows the answer and is steering the group.
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Indian Rummy
Illimat · Imperium: Classics · Indian Rummy · Innovation
Incan Gold · Indian Rummy · Insider
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