Queen Games is a German board game publisher based in Troisdorf, founded in 1992 by Rajive Gupta. It specializes primarily in German-style games for the whole family, but has also published a small number of simple children’s games and more complex games for experienced players.

Alhambra
The world’s best builders want to prove their craftsmanship.
Hire the most suitable construction crews and make sure you always have enough of the right currency in stock.
Whoever builds the most valuable Alhambra will win the competition for the most beautiful palace!

Cuzco – Classic
As a “chasqui,” or relay runner, you deliver important information on behalf of the “Sapa Inca,” the Inca ruler, from the capital city of Cuzco to the individual villages of the Inca Empire “Tawantisuyu.” When you have delivered the information to a village with your game piece, you receive a feather as a reward. At that time, feathers were part of an important headdress for both women and men.
In Cuzco itself, you conduct research at the university, thereby increasing your status, or engage in flourishing agriculture. All of this is done with the help of dice, which you use as wisely as possible on the various action fields. Those who maintain the best overview and play with foresight will ultimately be victorious and win the favor of the “Sapa Inca.”

Nova Roma
In Nova Roma, you are the head of an ancient and noble Roman house. You must use your family members and followers to achieve various goals. Build buildings, control sea routes, secure resources, organize races in the hippodrome, and hire specialists. At the end of the game, the family that has done the most to please the emperor and achieve its own goals will emerge victorious.

Harry Potter – Die Häuser von Hogwarts
Discover the Trefl Prime UFT – The Houses of Hogwarts puzzle, consisting of an impressive 9,000 pieces! Transport yourself into the world of Harry Potter and assemble a giant puzzle featuring the members and famous symbols of the four houses of Hogwarts.

The 6 puzzles (1,500 pieces each) can be assembled to form the giant picture suggested on the poster, or you can let your imagination run wild and create your own composition!