Barrage

Executive Officer E introduces Angelo Alberti, designed for the Geological Factor mini-expansion, who sidesteps the extra or replacement costs imposed by Geological tiles. Requires the Barrage base game.

Two energy-focused officers expand your hydroelectric empire: Wu Fang claims a personal energy-production space, while Dr. Octavious can draw water from multiple dams when generating power.

The Nile River brings abundant water to Barrage, letting players tap into new irrigation strategies while managing the flow between energy production and agriculture. This expansion heightens the competition, particularly in two-player games, with new mechanics that demand careful resource allocation.

Executive Officer D introduces Franze De Lasse, who optimizes energy usage on contracts with a lower value than energy produced. Requires the Barrage base game.

Executive Officer C introduces Amir Zahir, a water-management specialist who can make water flow immediately or place it directly into dams. Requires the Barrage base game.

Two new officers join the race to dam the rivers: Elon Audia brings versatile Excavixers that act as either machinery, while Gennaro Grasso opens an extra construction action space.

This expansion adds all the components needed to bring a fifth player to Barrage, including a new game board designed for a more dynamic and competitive five-player experience, plus an additional action board and extra player pieces.

A compact expansion that adds geological difficulty ratings to each basin on the Barrage map, restricting how you can use or build certain components while granting special effects tied to those restrictions. Compatible with all Barrage maps and expansions including Leeghwater, The Nile Affair, and the 4-5 player map.

Tackle the dramatic terrain of the Colorado River canyon system in this map expansion for Barrage. Bridges span the deep canyons connecting settlements and unlocking new action spaces, but impose a hard limit on dam height — a tough trade-off that demands careful long-term planning. New Productive Settlements add fresh action spaces activated by deploying Engineers.

Players manage the flow of the Nile River, balancing water between energy production and irrigation across a brand new map board. This expansion amps up the competition and conflict, making two-player games especially tense as rival dam engineers fight over precious water resources.