Objective: flip most of your pearls into opponents area - acting by turn/2 players or 2 teams - create 2 equal areas; each player flips a pearl (of 10) into opponent's area (crossing own area); move a pearl only once, but bumping (like curling) to optimize position is allowed; pearls outside the 2 areas are out of game. remarks: Tabaluga is a cartoon...
objective: gather as few as possible of those 'snow-tiles'; - acting/moving by turn - active player throws the die & moves forward; if there is no land inside of the race track ==> uncover a slide: Green? ==> place it upon a snowy region; White? ==> keep it (penalty point) if there is another player and/or green land you end on - nothing happens; if there...
It's your turn to roll the dice and move forward with your character, or back. If you land on a motif that you have not collected yet, you may take a matching tile. The game is exciting until the end: whoever arrives in grassland must check that he has the correct tiles. And if not, then the player must start over. —description from the publisher...
Tabaluga is a cartoon character created by Peter Maffay, Rolf Zuckowski, Gregor Rottschalk, and Helme Heine. In Tabaluga Würfelspiel, you start in the ice and snow, and travel along the path to green grass and blue skies. Special items on a space allow you to advance to the next space with that item. The skills emphasized are counting and matching. The...
The ancient game of Alley Skittles or Nine Pins, the ancestor of ten-pin bowling in the United States, was transformed into a tabletop game in the 1700s so that no throwing alley or bowling lane was needed. The nine pins stood on a table, and players took turns swinging a ball on the end of a chain so that it swung away from the playing field, then knocked...
Learning 'times' tables is dull but necessary. Tableland makes it fun. Tableland is a unique game devised by Professor Dexter Dunphy of the University of N.S.W. to help his own children enjoy learning their tables. For ages 6 to 10. In turn, each player rolls a die and moves their token around the board. At crossroads the player can decide for themselves...
Stack high to win, stack wide to win, just don't let the stack of furniture fall! The game is hanging in the balance...think you can stack one more table or one more chair without toppling the pile? Then grab a piece of furniture, and get ready to play! Players take turns stacking tables or chairs any way they can, until one of them topples the pile all...
Tables-Tastic is a fun family maths game for children aged 6+ that will help children learn their multiplication tables up to 12 x 12 without even realising they are learning. Players start with a hand of seven cards each and the aim of the game is to be the first player to get rid of all their cards. Each turn starts with the player rolling two dice...
Taboo Junior is a simpler version of the parent game, advertised for ages 8 to 12. Players divide into two teams, racing their tokens on parallel tracks to the finish line. A card is secretly drawn and a "clue giver" tries to get his team to say the word on it...without using any of three related words that are also on the card. The team has a timer during...