Arcane Wonders stands out as a well-known board game publisher, offering a diverse catalog that caters to various gaming preferences. Whether you're a dedicated board game collector, a hobbyist, or someone who enjoys casual gaming, Arcane Wonders has something for everyone. From immersive, lengthy gameplay experiences to quick and portable games ideal for on-the-go play, their range is extensive. Below are a few examples of the games published by Arcane Wonders:

Furnace

Furnace, an engine-building Eurogame crafted by Ivan Lashin, immerses players in the roles of 19th-century capitalists. As they construct their industrial empires, the goal is to amass wealth through strategic acquisition of companies, resource extraction, and optimal processing combinations.

Balancing depth for game nights with friends and accessibility for teenage players, Furnace seamlessly integrates into any board game collection.

Air, Land, and Sea: Critters At War

In Air, Land & Sea: Critters at War, players assume the role of Supreme Commander, strategically deploying military forces across three fronts: air, land, and sea. Each battle begins with a hand of six cards, with players taking turns to play cards until all are used or one player retreats. The order and face-up or face-down placement of cards are crucial tactical decisions.

Critters at War maintains this core gameplay but adds a lively twist with whimsical, war-themed animals. In this two-player tactical game, players command their forces across air, land, and sea, ready for thrilling clashes.

Picture Perfect

Originally titled Der Perfekte Moment, Picture Perfect challenges aspiring photographers to compose the ideal photograph by arranging fourteen characters. Each character has three secret desires hidden in envelopes, adding a layer of mystery and strategy to the game.

Players must strive to satisfy everyone's preferences, even without full knowledge of each character's desires. At the game's conclusion, the player who fulfills the most desires earns the highest points and claims the title of master photographer!

Onitama

Nestled within the misty peaks of ancient Japan, the Shrine of Onitama invites players into an elegant two-player abstract game housed in a stunning magnetic box, making it an ideal gift for chess enthusiasts.

Players utilize the two cards in their possession to maneuver their pieces, then exchange one of their cards with the one on the sideboard. The opponent follows suit, creating a dynamic exchange where cards circulate between players throughout the game. With only five movement cards randomly chosen from 16, Onitama offers limitless replayability.

Aquatica

Aquatica is a captivating family engine-building game set in the depths of underwater kingdoms. Players step into the role of powerful ocean kings, vying to bring honor and splendor to their realms.

To emerge victorious, players must strategically acquire and purchase locations, recruit new characters, and achieve goals, earning victory points for each successful action. Utilizing their hand of cards, each offering unique actions, players must skillfully combine them for optimal outcomes. Don't be fooled by its apparent simplicity—clever strategies can lead to a sequence of up to ten consecutive actions per turn!