Once upon a time, there was an animal school in a far away land. Every morning, these students ran into a line to get into their classroom. One day, panda, snail, turtles, and sloth were very late to their classroom, so they raced each other to go into the right line before anyone else. Who was the first one to get into the right line?

In the game Coffee Shop, the players have opened coffee shops right next to each other in the financial district and are competing to serve the same market.

Players draft ingredient cards and then customer cards. Each round ends with a trading phase where players can trade money and ingredient cards with each other.

Each of the drafts also has an auction element. While the active player chooses which ingredient they want from a face-up pool, the other players may bid higher and take it in an open turnless auction.

The customer draft works similarly, but with decreasing prices as the coffee shops lower their prices to attract the customers.

The game ends once a player has reached 10 or more points of customers. Additional points can be earned by specializing in certain drinks, as well as cash on hand. The player with the most points wins.

In Victorian era, surrounded by crime and suspicion, the citizens and police must find and arrest the killers before blood of the innocents are spread everywhere in the city.

When the game begins, the Serial Killer can “kill” other people by secretly sending the signal (eg. touching, nudging, winking etc.) And whenever a player receives the signal, He/She must die and be eliminated. However, If a Police is eliminated, It’s time to find the Serial Killer(s)! the remaining players must discuss and vote for elimination. The Citizen team wins when all Serial Killers are eliminated. In contrast, the Criminal team wins when the number of Serial Killer(s) equals to half of the remaining players, or all Police and Detectives are eliminated.