Simple spin-and-move game distinguished only by presentation. The pawns are lead figures designed to resemble television cameras. The backdrop to the gameboard has pop-up figures giving the gameboard a 3-D effect. The game comes with a xylophone that must be played or the participant who misses the cue is penalized. The first to reach the finish space is...
Childrens version of activity based on the "Die Oktonauten" TV series from Toggolino (SuperRTL, Toggo plus). It's a under water submarine race. There are characters and things known from the series. These are described by one player with pantomime, drawing or description. Only the players who finds the right answer can move forward. It can be played in 2...
Tokyo Ghoul: The Card Game: a strategic, turn-based deck building card game for 2 to 4 players. Using allies with different skills and abilities, players struggle to become the top ghoul in a deadly turf war. Combining well known deck building with direct combat, Tokyo Ghoul: The Card Game encourages thoughtful decision making and carefully planned...
In TOKYO GAME SHOW you will host 5 rounds of a Japanese game show, inviting up to 5 of your friends to put on colorful wrist bands and compete in your mini games! With over 50 included games from 10 categories, plus the option to use any of the other TOKYO SERIES titles as game show games, this party hit is perfect for any player count or skill level!...
In the Tom and Jerry game, players assume the roles of mice and try to steal cheese from the refridgerator under the titular cat's nose. A spinner is used to generate the number by which the mice and Tom are moved. While the players' mice move around on an outer path, Tom moves on his own on an inner path. Colored spots litter both paths and whenever Tom...
The game consists in collecting and bringing to the holes food which is found in the apartment. To do this, the players move the playing pieces the number of spaces as rolled on the die. Players can move on any route, but in a single turn can only move in one direction. The purpose of the game is that the player would get the most amount of points. For the...
This 1948 title may be the earliest board game featuring the famous cat-and-mouse duo. Published by Milton Bradley under license from Loew's Inc. (owner of MGM), it is a spin-and-move game with a twist. Each player has both a Tom and a Jerry character, and they move in opposite directions around the board. There also is a twin spinner, one for each...
The game is set on a gridded board seeded with face-down cheese and cat tiles. Each player begins in a designated corner and in order to win must a) cross to the opposite corner and b) collect two cheese tiles along the way. They are also in danger of turning up Tom tiles which force them to replace a cheese tile face down on the board, or failing that...