The All-Seeing Eye is a speed-based card game featuring simultaneous play and symbol-recognition for two to four players. Players are trying to make points by slapping matches as fast as possible. Players can only hold one card in each hand and play to three piles in the center of the table. They may discard cards from either hand to their discard pile. If...
Players use figures with a manual lever to shoot or pass a Styrofoam ball with two colored magnets. Metallic board has 1960s-vintage all stars, each with a controlled area where they get the ball. Players depicted are Jerry West, Lenny Wilkins, Bill Bridges, Elgin Baylor and Nate Thurmond for the West and Dave Bing, Oscar Robertson, Willis Reed, John...
Players take turns rolling 1-6 dice. Beginning with a 1, all consecutive dice (i.e. 1,2,3 etc) are stacked up in the middle. After 6, the 1 is stacked on top. Dice which can't be used have to be taken back. If the stack topples, the guilty player has to take all the dice. The first player to run out of dice is the winner. The game was sold in a dice bag....
Alley Oop was a popular North American newspaper cartoon strip during the 1920s, 30s, 40s and beyond. The game comes in a cardboard 'can' container with tin lids. The drumstick-like pieces in the game are elongated round wooden bulbs attached to wooden sticks. There are four of each color used in the game. They are the stylized clubs used by "Alley" and...
"Alley Oops! - A Raucous Game of Stumbling and Tumbling for Klutzes!” Play the raucous game of stumbling and tumbling, Alley Oops! In this traditional American game you roll your colored magic tumbling bean on the ramped game board into a scoring hole. It’s fun and harder than it looks. Classic and addictive fun for the whole family in the original 1930’s...
This is a very simple but challenging game. It consists of a hard plastic board with a zigzag path and a leg that can be placed in the back in different positions. The board is shaped in such a way that it can be rocked from side to side. A steel marble is placed at the bottom of the path and by rocking the board the marble can be maneuvered up to the top....
Allez saute is a dexterity game made for kids. Each gamer plays a plane and a skydiver, the aim is to let the skydiver fall the closest of a target. The player moves its skydiver after a dice roll and choose when it has to fall. Or the others players can make you fall far from the target... It's working with a magnetic system. You can choose to play sport...
Spin the spinner and feed the gator.... It'll be stuffed sooner or later. Feed it a tiny too much food..... its jaws snap shut. In a furious mood.. then you're out... you lose.... too bad. It's fun to make a gator mad. Avoid being the one to make the alligator snap his jaws by carefully choosing whether to feed it more food or try and take food from its...
The little crocodiles need fish and want to be fed. So mama croc swims in the river and catches fish. The fish are placed in three corners of the water surface, the crocodile in the fourth - then the player on the turn carefully moves the box with the water surface. If Allikroko slips into the hole in the middle, the so-called whirlpool, then he catches...
From the box: "Place 6 balls (the 4 white, 1 red and 1 green) into the centre of the platter and set the top to them. When the spinning top hits the balls it will drive them outwards into the small numbered pits. To count the score add up the numbers pertaining to the pits into which balls have dropped; double the amount indicated by the red ball, but...