Lunar Cycle will be available July 31 and costs $15 plus shipping in the United States.

Lunar Cycle is a 4-player trick-taking card game where the value of cards increase with each new phase of the moon.

Each player receives 8 cards, then the dealer chooses "atout" (there are 4 Comets that are always atout and can be played anytime). The value of the cards in each suit is 1 (low) to 8 (high); however, the value of the lowest card changes after each trick. After the 1st trick, all "1" cards have a value of "9". After the second trick, all "2" cards have a value of "10" and so on. 

After all 8 tricks have been played, the hand is scored. Each trick a player takes is worth 3 points. If a player did not take any tricks, all players that took tricks give them 2 of their points. After 4 hands, high score wins. 

Elemental is a variation of a traditional trick-taking game.

The Elemental deck consists of 4 suits, 10 cards in each suit. Each partnership has a deck of 8 Bonus cards. Players are dealt a hand of 10 Elemental cards and 4 Bonus cards. After looking at their cards, players pass 1 card to each other player; then, discard 1 Bonus card. Elemental cards must be led and are the only cards that can take tricks. Bonus cards can be played in a trick to score points, but they will never win a trick.

At the end of the hand, in addition to the points earned from scoring the Bonus cards, each trick taken is worth 1 point, and each Bonus card taken is worth 1 point. After  4 hands, high score wins.

Blindside is a standard trick-taking game that uses an unusual deck of cards. There are 4 suits of 13 cards each plus 4 jokers. After looking at their cards, each player chooses 1 card from their hand and places it face down in front of them as their suggestion for Atout (the highest suit). After revealing these cards, Atout is the suit that has the majority. If there is no majority, the hand is played without Atout. The revealed cards are set aside. Then each player bids the number of tricks they think they can win.

The player to the left of the dealer leads the first trick. Players must follow suit if possible. If they cannot follow suit, they may play any card. If there are no Atout cards in the trick, the highest card of the suit led wins. If there are Atout cards, the highest Atout wins.

The twist is that, since there are multiple copies of the same rank, the last card played is the highest. Also, Jokers are the highest Atout and can be played at any time.

At the end of the hand, each player scores 1 point per trick taken plus 10 points if they made their bid exactly.

Welcome to Sarasota, the center of the circus world, where you start with a Producer or Manager and build your perfect circus. Will you emphasize acts in the Big Top? Will you create an amazing Sideshow Alley? Or, will it be a little of both?

Each day you will search for new acts, hire new acts, and collect fame based on the ticket value of the acts when they are hired. Each act also has abilities that allow you to be more efficient in expanding your empire. At the end of the game, you score bonuses for different combinations of acts.

When it is all over, will you have created the Greatest Show in the World?

2 to 4 players.