World Cup Cricket is touted as "The original action-packed table-top cricket game!" for Ages 4 and up. In the box (decorated with action shots of late 80s / early 90s players including Alec Stewart and Jack Russell) comes with a green beize (?? beige) playing area which is laid out on a table, with six boundary fence sections which Velcro around the edge...
As it's name implies, this is a Paper Airplane game! The contents include: 28 FULL color Printed Sheets (front & back) of the following 4 designs-Clouds, Vampire, Airplane, Pizza Slice; a DIE; 4 Plane templates; 4 Plastic Planes markers; Rules/Folding Instructions; and a colorful mounted 8 inches by 22 inches mapboard. Players roll a DIE and move their...
Wörter Fuchs contains 5 long word dice which have five letters per side. The players have to write down as many valid words as possible using the letters on these dice, until the hourglass (2 minutes) expires. There are two modes to play the game: either take exactly one letter per die or form a pillar from the dice and the letters must be used in the...
Wörterdiebe Flora & Fauna is a simple word recognition game, with 100 square cards with shuffled words from the categories mammals; birds; reptiles and fish; and plants. In each round the top card is revealed and the players have to reconstruct the words from the letters. The player who find the word first, wins the card. When all cards have been...
Back in the mid-1960s, Milton Bradley published a pair of wonderfully sexist games: WOW! (for girls) and POW! The Cannon Game for Boys. The games are essentially the same: dexterity games that consist of sending a small projectile over a barrier with the intent of knocking over the opponent's pieces. The theme of WOW! is a pajama party. the playing pieces...
Work together to build one tower, but play smart to be the first to place all your blocks! Draw action cards to add or remove blocks and hope to pull the wrecking ball to bring the tower crashing down! Exciting, strategic, and made from sustainable wood. From the back of the box. All blocks are evenly divided among the players. In the middle of table...