From the box top: "'Every journey begins with a single step...' A trivia game about North American Indians. Created and conceived by Canadian Native People. First Edition: Dog Soldier." Tough trivia game with four players, traveling along a footprint-littered path throughout a North American playing board. Around the edges of the board are cloudy totems...
Enter the Shaolin Temple, and be the first to create the 36th Chamber in this Wu-Tang-inspired adventure. In Shaolin, each player is a new student ready to train at the Shaolin Temple, earning "cream" — a tangible currency symbolizing respect and skill — by correctly answering Wu-Tang Clan trivia questions. Cream enables a player to master up to five...
Race through the oceans of the world on an adventure to find the Great White Shark. Be the first and Professor Smarty will award you a real fossilized shark tooth. Test your knowledge and learn about sharks as you play. This is a Roll and Move and trivia game. On their turn, players roll a die and move accordingly. If they land on a Question space and...
A Board game and Quiz game all in one. Each team of players/individuals choosing a playing piece, and rolls a dice to determine direction to move on the board. Then a question is answered from 2 choices depending on what space you land on. The questions are either about Sherlock Holmes or Arthur Conan Doyle. Game continues until one team or player collects...
Description from the publisher: Shit For Brains was borne out of a love for bar trivia and a hate for boring facts. Frustrated with questions about Presidents (but not about naked Presidents), and rivers (but not about rivers catching on fire), and animals (but not about weirdly-shaped animal penises), we decided to make a game for people like us. It's a...
This is a trivia game that has questions from around the Richmond, VA area. The introduction to the rules states: Welcome to Shockoe! Enclosed you'll find 150 questions in each of five categories - Geography, History, Media, People and Variety - all related to Richmond. We hope that this game will serve several purposes. First, it is a game... a...
Think you can guess how many floors are in the Empire State Building? In Shoot for the Stars, you don’t need to know the exact answer to win coins. You just need to shout out a number that gets close... without going over. Whenever someone gives an answer, you have to decide whether you’ll guess higher, stick along for the ride or abandon ship. Guess too...
Description on the rules sheet: A set of six finished wooden "pieces", one die, a set of 500 cards with 2,500 throughly fascinating facts on everything from Wiley Women to Ornery Outlaws, a box of "ammo", and a playing board. All of the above are contained in a beautiful red box with the silver letters "SHOOTERS" on the front. Be the first to get to the...