"Write on wipe off: make our town your town." This game features an erasable board and a special crayon. There are two levels of play for different age groups. "After players write the name of their own town in the center of the playing surface they write in specific local landmarks such as their school, toy store, restaurant, and museum. Players travel...
Use resources to construct buildings to help your village. Each building will help a number of people in your village. The player who helps the most people is the winner! Each turn players have the option of asking another player for a specific resource card. If the other player has that resource, they must trade it for another card from the active...
In Sliding Bears, players help the polar bear cubs to cross the ice pack before it disappears! Players slide the ice tiles with a touch of strategy and by rolling dice to make the cubs jump between tiles and use the wind to move tiles along. But beware or cracking ice and other animals who can block your way. 6 different setups to increase the difficulty...
The "out of sight" game to play. For groovy gamers of all ages. The object is to collect as many marbles as possible without uncovering any of the red dots that are "out of sight" Marbles are set on all open circles so the red dots underneath cannot be seen. Then a spinner is spun that changes the position of the red dots to unknown areas. The players spin...
From the rulebook: Aim of game: To get all the Indian Braves of your color in the tents. The number of Indian Braves used in a game depends on the number of players. Each player selects a color and takes the pieces on that color. The first player spins the arrow. When the arrow stops he then takes as many tents as the number the arrow points and places...
The game consists of a deck of 42 cards: 8 'Radar Image', 32 'Monster Parts', and 2 Wild cards. A game board is also included which has spaces for up to four 'radar' screens'. The entire deck is shuffled and five to ten cards are dealt to each player (depending on how many are playing). On each turn a player draws one card and then may play one card to...
A children's game where the players draw cards with either a color or a picture, then move their astronaut piece either forward or backward to the nearest matching square on the board. Some squares have instructions to allow players to take short cuts to move farther along the track, while others will send them backwards. First player to reach the finish...
This is an abstract strategy game with an Old West theme. It is inexpensively produced, with a small cardboard board, a 3D cardboard backdrop, and 14 cardboard playing pieces that are inserted into plastic stands. One player controls the 13 deputies (the posse), the other controls the 1 outlaw. The object of the game is for the posse player to surround the...
Sometimes you don’t have to OUTRUN THE BEAR… you just have to outrun your friends. In Outrun the Bear you’ll play against up to five friends as you manage your cards in the race for your lives. Start at the campsite, and use action, reaction, and equipment cards to make it all the way to the parking lot and the safety of the car (while helping or...