This is an expanded Memory variant. 18 animal picture pairs are hidden in a 6 x 6 grid of tiles. The players flip open two of them. If they manage to find a pair, they get a little photo token for their photo album. One tile of the pair is then blocked by a wooden jeep. There are three jeeps; once all are used, one of them is moved as soon as another pair...
From the publisher/author: FLASH! FLASH! FLASH! Photograph the 10 animals in the safari park. Follow the animals to take good photos. However, it is not easy since the animals don't stand still! Try to predict where they are going in order to get in position for the shot! GAME RULES SUMMARY: In your turn, you move in one direction along a straight line of...
Zozzle challenges players to complete a nine-piece puzzle before any opponent, but players will need a good memory to put all the pieces in the right place. To start the game, the 45 tiles – five tiles each of nine different images, with the nine images combining to form a 3x3 square – are placed face down and shuffled. On a turn, a player turns over two...
Go on safari to find the most animals in this fun, tactical, maths game. How many animals will you see? Roll the dice and choose how to move, collecting animals as you go. Be careful, other players may take your animals before you reach the safety of the camp! - Develops counting and addition skills - Encourages strategic thinking - Links with Early...
Non-Stop Safari is a 2 to 4 player print and play board game submission to the 2011 Global Game Jam. Players take on the role of rich financiers who send hunters on safari to find valuable animal pelts. Only the rarest pelts will fetch the highest price, and you can’t get more rare than extinct! By hunting a species to extinction players can guarantee a...
Taken from the back of the box: Come along on a photo safari and take pictures of the funniest animals! Use your camera to capture 4 photographs of your favourite animal family. In Photo Safari each player tries to collect four different pictures of the same animal. This is done by taking the plastic camera, when landing on a "camera square" on the board...
From the manufacturer: It’s a bouncin’, snackin’ barrel of fun with the Snackin’ Safari game! Grab your elephant with his attached springy truck and go to home base, then start bouncing your elephant’s trunk on the snack cards to pick up a tasty snack! Once it’s caught, run back to home base and drop it off, then get back to the snackin’ as quick as you...
In Kleine Fotosafari, players try to take pictures of certain animals while on safari – and not only is the kind of animals being photographed important, but also the sequence of the animals in the picture. To set up the game, shuffle the animal cards, then lay out 12 in a circle, with the top card lying face-up on the deck. Shuffle the photo cards in...
Lots of animals live on the African plains. Elephants, lions, zebras, hippos, giraffes — we aren't sure exactly how they live, so animal researchers are constantly studying them in order to find out more. In String Safari (a.k.a. String Savanna), the players are zoologists, trying to get as much information as possible about the animals scattered across...
Go on a jungle safari and sight wild animals. This game is just about that. You may come across animals 'endemic to' - found only in - that place as well as other wild animals found in that biosphere. The game covers vast biospheres that are spread across a few hundred square kilometres. You score points from the animals you sight on the game cards. The...
Experience a real adventure in the African savannah and find out if you are the king of the herd, but beware! in your wild world lurking dangers and unexpected traps that would change the course of your adventure. Safari Sabana is the first game of the brand and the first of its kind, is a game where stealth is the key to win, fast and fun collect all the...
In the abstract game Tasso, each player starts the game with the same number of sticks. On a turn, a player lays one of their sticks on the game board or on sticks already present on the game board; whenever a player lays a stick on two sticks already laid, they immediately take another turn. (Note that a stick cannot support more than one other stick.)...