Board Games | Card Games

  "You're looking well, darling. One lump or two?" It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatriz? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Dinosaur Tea Party is a game of pure deduction for 3-5 homo sapiens. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins.

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  In this cooperative game, players must launch a Grand Fireworks Finale! Trouble is, you can see everyone's tiles except your own! Working together, you must give and receive vital information to play tiles in the proper launch sequence. Light them all to create a dazzling display and avoid a fizzling fiasco!Ages 8+ |  2 to 5 players | Playing time 30 min or less Includes Hanabi Master Artisan expansion tiles!

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  Gather your team! The game is simple but the struggle is real. Pressure mounts with each advancing round. Stay on track through mishaps and laughter as your team strives for perfection in this classic party game! Players count to 21 one by one around the group. Once you've successfully reached 21, draw a Numbers card and a Rules card. The rule will replace the number during the counting process (Example: Instead of saying the number 5, players need to clap twice.) If you mess up the count or forget the rule, start the round over. Once a round of all rules has been successfully completed, your team wins!

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The fastest paws win!Grab the coolest cats you can find for some bug-slappin' action in this speedy card game of swift thinking and quick paws! Super Kitty Bug Slap is a fast-paced game that lets 3 to 5 players see who has the most skills. When the game ends, the coolest kitty with the most cards wins!  

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Players: 2-4 • Playing Time: 15 • Age: 12+ SCOPE is a game for 2 to 4 players, set in the battle of Stalingrad, where players take the role of snipers from both sides. The objective of the game is to take out enemy snipers or eliminate enemy troops for a total point value that depends on the scenario played. 5-15 min or less per game, several difficulty levels and rules that are explained in two min or less. Once you try it, you won't be able to stop playing it.

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Did you pass a red leaf or a blue leaf? Or maybe it was actually a rock? You’ll never find those hidden hazelnuts if you can't remember the way! Surely it can't be that difficult... or can it? In Nut Job, players will scramble like squirrels through a colorful forest looking for the hazelnuts they have hidden away. Each turn you will have to get through three placards that separate you from your nutty prize. These placards each have a form (rock, leaf, mushroom), and a color (red, yellow, blue) that are hidden from players. If you name the correct color on all three placards in your path you collect a nut token! But make a mistake and your turn ends immediately, giving your opponents a chance to make their own guesses. Once you collect a nut token it forces all other players to flip their character tokens to the opposite side, meaning they will now have to guess forms instead of colors and vice versa. Be the first player to collect 5 hazelnuts and you can win the game, just try not to go nuts in the process! Components:9 Forest Placards12 Nut Tokens4 Squirrel Tokens1 Rule Sheet

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Players: 2 • Playing Time: 15 • Age: 14+ SCOPE U-boot is a game for 2 players, in quick and dynamic 15-minute games, recommended for ages 12 and up. It is an independent and very different installment of the SCOPE system, the only similarities are its grid of cards forming the board and the many strategic possibilities it offers! In U-Boot the German player will remain hidden under the surface and the Allied player must find him and avoid being sunk. The ships move on the surface, although the cargo ships move more slowly. The submarine gives away its position when it fires a torpedo, but beware! You will have to choose as an ally whether you prefer your freighters to dodge it or move your destroyer to the area from where the torpedo was fired and sink your opponent. SCOPE U-boot has several game modes, with different levels of complexity and duration.

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Amazing Jungle Run provides fun, immersive gameplay that rewards clever planning. Tactics and strategy work hand in hand as you choose how to build your resources and use them effectively. Each turn, players get to choose between “actions” of gaining resource or peril cards, or peeking at the bottom of one of the “Jungle decks.”  Then, a player collects all like “commons” from the Jungle decks (and the bonuses those cards might have) or roll the dice for “point” cards or POWER cards. Cards can work together in unique ways.  For example, near the end of the game, you have learned a 2-point card is at the bottom of a particular deck, and it’s all you need to win.  You don’t have a “bottom feeder” card, but you do have 2 “hideways” and one “transport”.  You hideaway two main deck cards (bringing your 2-pointer closer to the top), followed by transporting the next card to another deck.  Voila, you’re ready to roll for the 2-pointer and the win. You also have a couple “dice changer” cards you’ve been holding on to, so you feel pretty good about the outcome!   “Amazing Jungle Run” can be played SOLO in addition to 2,3, and 4 Players.

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SCOPE Panzer is a game for 2 players, with quick games of 15 min or less of duration, recommended from 12 years of age. Third installment of the saga, with a very different air within the SCOPE system, and that combines the hidden movement by grids with a great amount of strategic possibilities. Scope PANZER is a card game of combat between tanks in the European theater of WWII. One player commands a squad of American tanks, which faces a squad of German tanks commanded by the other player, in a battle of ambushes and close-range encounters. It has several game modes, with different levels of complexity and duration.

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Chimichangas and Tacos is the third game in the SNACKBOX Mini Game Series. So let's not burrito round the bush. You think this is nacho game? Let's taco bout it. This game is about making tasty Tacos, Taquitos, Nachos, Quesidillas, Enchiladas, Burritos, and of course...Chimichangas! Grab chips to reveal your ingredients, then fill, wrap, fry, and top your way to the most delicious meals on the menu. Complete the tastiest meals and score the highest number of points (and Tacos), over several rounds. Pick ‘chips’ from a pile and stack the ingredients to make meals (using the Recipes). Make sure you complete your meals, as it will cost you. Add some tasty condiments if you want to enhance the flavor!

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  In Keepsakes, players create a line of memories, competing to select, arrange, and recall those memories in order to gain the most Keepsakes, representing the player's score. Players start with two Keepsakes, and may gain or lose more as they complete challenges and recite the line of memories, represented by various face-up and face-down cards. Players take turns by drawing a new memory card, adding it to the line of memories, defining the memory, and reciting the line of memories in order, starting with the first one played. Players may then call out if the person seems to have done something incorrectly, with Keepsakes trading hands accordingly. Each memory card is different; they may require players to say something only they know, something they can see, something that they prefer, etc. Sometimes tasks appear, requiring players to complicate their turns, or players can opt for available challenges to increase their Keepsake collection. Some memory cards may reorder the memory line or be turned face-down, forcing players to reorient themselves or risk losing Keepsakes. Play ends when any player has zero Keepsakes remaining or the memory deck runs out, and whoever has the most Keepsakes wins (ties permitted. With that in mind players can opt to play cooperatively instead to attempt to gather the most Keepsakes collectively.

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A game showcasing the wonderful experiences that can only exist from doing ones laundry at a coin laundry, TOKYO COIN LAUNDRY offers everything from role playing, to team games, to timed dexterity! Just like TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI, TOKYO COIN LAUNDRY features 7 unique game rules out of the box from talented guest designers across the globe, using the same components. CONTENTS ・4 openable miniature washing machines ・2 white openable miniature dryers ・1 fifty page tear off notepad ・16 fabric clothing items in two colors ・4 miniature detergent bottles ・20 mini sized cards ・25 die cut chits

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  In Keepsakes, players create a line of memories, competing to select, arrange, and recall those memories in order to gain the most Keepsakes, representing the player's score. Players start with two Keepsakes, and may gain or lose more as they complete challenges and recite the line of memories, represented by various face-up and face-down cards. Players take turns by drawing a new memory card, adding it to the line of memories, defining the memory, and reciting the line of memories in order, starting with the first one played. Players may then call out if the person seems to have done something incorrectly, with Keepsakes trading hands accordingly. Each memory card is different; they may require players to say something only they know, something they can see, something that they prefer, etc. Sometimes tasks appear, requiring players to complicate their turns, or players can opt for available challenges to increase their Keepsake collection. Some memory cards may reorder the memory line or be turned face-down, forcing players to reorient themselves or risk losing Keepsakes. Play ends when any player has zero Keepsakes remaining or the memory deck runs out, and whoever has the most Keepsakes wins (ties permitted. With that in mind players can opt to play cooperatively instead to attempt to gather the most Keepsakes collectively.

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