From the website: Imagine a game that entertains the servers, guests, and could quite possibly help you to enjoy waiting tables again. Remember your first day on the floor by yourself? Your own section, your own tables, and your own tips. What will you say? What if someone asks about the specials that you can't remember squat about? Clam Chowder: The...
Players first tile together wall cards to create a fortification. Then players toss rock cards at the opposing walls, scoring any wall segments hit. A tossed rock card must be from at least 2 feet way, it most be from at least 1 foot in the air, it must flip over at least once in the air, and it must no land with the 'miss' side up. Players each toss six...
Inspired by a well-known rhythmic base, characteristic of South America, the game proposes a gestural and sound dialogue on the constant key of candombe. It contains cards with images that suggest onomatopoeia and others that suggest slogans to energize the game. Based on the candombe performed by all the players with their bodies, each one of them...
Clay-O-Rama is a silly game played with modeling clay (Which was published in the Dragon Magazine (issue 125)). Players create their own "claydonian" creatures, assign them powers, move them in hands breaths, depending on the number of lates they have. Creatures can attack, using powers such as "the drop" (drop your creature from 3' and see if it...
Claydonia Conquers the World! is an expansion rule set for Clay-O-Rama. Claydonia Conquers the World! was published in Dragon Magazine #144 pp. 28-31 April 1989. The original Clay-O-Rama game was also published in Dragon Magazine (issue 125) by David "Zeb" Cook. The original Clay-O-Rama had players make monsters (Claydonians) out of Play-Doh in order to...
Alright, listen up! You gotta sneak through the museum's security like a wiseguy, tip-toein' with your fingers, dodgin' them laser beams to grab as much art as you can. Can ya make it out with the loot before the clock runs out? In Cleptomano, you're hustlin' to snatch up all them paintings and relics in an art museum, usin' your fingers to finesse past...
Aim the wrecking ball, swivel the crane, and score points by knocking down the building like a real pro. Pit your skill and strategy against your friends. First player to score 50 points wins. A fast moving family fun game for 1-6 players. —description from the box In short, players take turns using a plastic crane to knock down a building made of plastic...
This curious little game depends on magnetism for its play mechanism. Each player gets 6 little balls (called Clickets) with magnets inside them. four of the balls are bi-colored, so you can tell which end is which. However, the remaining two are a uniform color, which means you can't really tell which end is north or south in terms of polarity. There's a...
There are two very different versions of Toc Toc Woodman, and also a third edition named Click Clack Lumberjack which makes minor additions to the second edition of Toc Toc Woodman. In each version, the object of the game revolves around using a plastic axe to tap a tree made out of individual flat segments without causing any segments to fall out of the...