Aim: Separate the 5 parts then put them back together

Difficulty: ++

Solved: yes

Solution: See the CAST Spiral solution (WARNING, by looking the solution you’ll loose all the fun and pride that self-solving it always brings!)

Aim: remove the two rings then put them back. 

Difficulty: +++

Solved: yes

Solution: See the CAST Amour solution (WARNING, by looking the solution you’ll loose all the fun and pride that self-solving it always brings!)

Aim: Free the small piece trapped inside

Difficulty: +++++

Solved: Not yet (Thanks to NOT post any tip or solution in comments ! I like to solve all my puzzles without external help !)

Aim: Separate the 2 pieces then put them back together.

Difficulty: +++

Solved: yes

Solution: coming (ask in a comment to have it in high priority)

Aim: Align 4 gobblets of your colour. On each turn, players can add or move gobblets. They can as well “eat” or “un-eat” existing ones.

Players: 2

My rating: 4/5.

Aim: Build your towers following simple rules. Try to maximize the height of your towers to get the biggest score at the end.

Players: 2 to 4

My rating: 3/5.

Aim: Create a line of 5 cubes with your symbol. Cubes are pushed on the sides and they move the whole row they’re inserted into.

Players: 2 to 4

My rating: 4/5.

Aim: be the last one to put a ball from your colour on top of the pyramid. Some rules are set to allow sparing more balls to try to be the last one on top.

Players: 2

My rating: 3/5.

Aim: Put a piece on the board that complete a row with a unique feature (size, colour, shape or full/hollow). Each player selects the pieces that his opponent will put on the board.

Players: 2

My rating: 5/5. One of my favourite !

Aim: Be the first to bring your player on the other side of the board, while avoiding traps set by your opponent(s).

Players: 2 to 4

My rating: 4/5. The possibility to either move or place wall on each turn makes this game very interesting.