Based on the Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook "Work". Reading the book may be of some assistance in playing the game but is not necessary. Example questions: "How to Identify a Nightmare Workplace" "How to combat Eye Strain from Fluorescent Lights" "How to Survive if you're caught surfing the web instead of working" "How to stop an overflowing toilet...
From The University Games Website: "The newest addition to our line of Worst Case Scenario games takes players from birth to death through life's stages - youth, college, career, family - with 600 thought-provoking, fun-filled questions. With game pieces that move across the board with removable body-parts, the challenge is to get through the game with all...
Based on the best-selling book series, The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Game: The Office challenges players to use their survival instincts in the office to conquer the boardroom. In The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Game: The Office, each On the Job question has three possible answers. Get it right, you move ahead. Get it wrong and you move back - one...
Six letter dice (d6) are permanently mounted to a hexagonal device. Each player receives a pencil, a sheet from the notepad. The players pick one of the three interchangeable category dice (d12) and put it in the device. Then the start player rolls the device and places it on the middle of the table. Now, all players have to write down words matching the...
A small demo version of Wort Blitz Kartenspiel with a smaller number of cards packed in shrink wrap. The players have to find a word which starts with the letter of the first card and belongs to the category of the second card. The player who finds a valid word first, collects the card, uncovers and reads the next pair of letter and category. The player...
The silly picture guessing game where things aren't what they seem. Can you guess Who, Where or What is shown on each mystery picture and win the game? Wot¿zit, the zany, silly, mystifying picture guessing board game for all the family where things aren't quite what they first seem. The pictures are a crazy mixture of places, people and things, but it...
Advertising-related game, for Wrangler jeans, etc. Questions test your knowldge within the years 1945 to 1985. Players score penalty points for wrong answers and the player with the least amount of penalty points after the deck has been used completely, wins. From the packet: "Test your knowledge of Britain with this compulsive new card game, quiz and...
As of 2006, this game is produced in Seattle, Washington and sold in the souvenir shop at the nearby Museum of Flight. Players are assigned the roles of Wilbur and Orville Wright, each moving along their own separate track of 38 spaces. Movement is handled by flipping a coin, moving one or two spaces forward depending on the result. Each track is peppered...
The box says: If you love a fast, furious, fun filled game that bends your mind, then The Wrong Game is the right game for you. Beat the clock as you answer all five questions fired at you with deliberately wrong answers. That's right... the more answers you get wrong, the more you get right. And if you draw a right/wrong card the game gets really crazy as...