Prove you're the best dinosaur collector and have fun. Add up your points to win. Enjoy collecting the most dinosaurs. Travel the world, completing the challenges in this board game, and defeat your opponents. Roll the die to move around the world, collect help cards to use on your turn, and capture dinosaurs to score points and avoid being eaten. The...
Welcome to Zoom Island! The only recently discovered island in the world where dinosaurs still live. You and your friends have been invited on a photo safari, but Zoom Island is so vast and wild that some dinosaurs have hidden themselves, staying out of sight and far from the zoom of your cameras. As players remove the transparent vegetation cards, they'll...
In Jurassik, players are paleontologists on a dig looking for dinosaur bones. Ideally you want to collect bones for the same type of dinosaur so that you can assemble a complete skeleton! At the start of the game, the 32 dinosaur cards (four cards each of eight different dinosaurs) are shuffled with one "start excavations" card and 15 randomly-chosen...
Description by the publisher: An adventurous tactile game using math for 2 – 4 pirates ages 6 – 99. Background story Once a year, the best junior pirates meet to sit their pirate exam. In order to pass, they have to find the correct island and then grab a pirate ship as quickly as possible. If you correctly add up the numbers on the die and are the first...
JYNX is a Contract Rummy-type card game that compounds hilarious must-perform actions on players—by players—to prevent them from winning. Because of its unique interactivity, JYNX can be played with a family-friendly G-Rating or NSFW R-Rating depending on players. JYNX naturally invokes the two things I love about card games: Everyone laughing and everyone...
The object of the game is to be the first player to collect all nine cards in order from 1-9 to complete the dog show scene. Thirty-six dog cards (four of each kind of dog) are shuffled and placed face down in a 6x6 grid. Roll a 6-sided die (with numbers 1-3) and turn over the number of cards that match the roll. If one of the cards matches the number the...
Do you dream about being a little K3 danser, joining Marthe, Klaasje and Hanne on stage? It's a lot harder then it seems! You have to learn a lot of dance moves! Do you want to try out? Try to get on the stage first and show of your moves, show that you know all the routings. Learn the dancemoves on the cards on the rotating stage and try to do them in...
The towers go up, the towers go down – that's the flow of the game in Ka-Boom, and whether you want the towers to stand or not depends on whether you're the master builder for the round or a saboteur aiming to cause destruction. At the start of the game, players lay out the 26 tower tiles, with one large tile in the center of the playing area and the...
Roll the dice and draw the symbols for the different Māori tribes on your sheet. Place the symbols on your sheet so they connect totems with each other; create groups with three symbols to score (bonus) points. Ka Pai is a quick game with no turns. Everyone must draw the symbols from the rolled dice. Will you be able to complete your sheet in such way that...
In Ka Pai – Orokohanga the original rule of writing both symbols if you roll two identical symbols no longer exists. In every roll you must draw one symbol. But when you write a symbol in a space with a colored icon, you must also draw that second symbol in a space with an identical colored border. You don’t need to follow the normal placement rules when...