The Animals from Langland meet again in Langland Domino, a classic game with the Langland twist: no numbers, but cute animals. In the game 2 to 4 players aged 4 an up try to get rid of all their animal tiles first. To do so, they have to continue or complete animals on the table. If they complete an animal, they get to lie another tile immediately. The...
At Langland Lotto the body parts of the animals have gotten confused while playing. Each player therefore tries to form two complete animals from the individual body parts. Each round one of the animal tiles is uncovered. Whoever owns the tableau with the corresponding animal may take it. The winner is the first player to fill out both of his animal...
Yatzy is one of the best-known and most popular dice games there is. Langland Yatzy allows kids to join the fun even if they cannot count yet, because here players use picture dice and try to roll long animals in order to score: Three of the nine dice each show heads, three dice show waists, and three dice show tails. As usual in Yatzy, players roll up to...
The players try to move their donkeys towards a stable in the center of the game board. They roll a special die, determining whether to place a straight road section or a curve, or move the own donkey. If the road hits the wrong spot (a corner of the stable instead of an entrance, the edge of the board or another player's road, the "guilty" player has to...
Лапки прочь is a children's dexterity party game for 2 to 6 players, published by One Lab. Players must quickly react and grab or avoid objects before their opponents, using fast reflexes and sharp attention. The game's name translates roughly as 'Paws Off' or 'Hands Off,' capturing the quick-grab nature of the gameplay. Games are short — 15 to 20 minutes...
From the back of the box: The rag monster loves fabric patches to bits! And he can't get enough of them! Sometimes he even eats so many patches at one time that this belly hurts. So he'd better be fed, but with the right patches. Do you want to help? Who has a good sense of touch and pulls the right patches from the little bag? Pick a Patch is a collection...
A game for teaching young children to read an analogue clock. In a player's turn, he or she draws a card, which shows either a clock face or a child holding a clock. In the former case, the player has to find a cardboard tile showing the same time, flip it over, and put it on the corresponding space on a player board (may be the player's own or another...
"Play enchanting tabletop games made of light and shadow with the Larklamp Magic Lantern Game system. [...] The Larklamp is a unique tabletop game system handmade by veteran game designer P.D.Warne in Montreal, Canada. —description from the publisher The main component of the Larklamp is a lantern assembled from laser-cut wood, into which card panels are...
Essentially an Old Maid variant where one card - the unmatched "Fib" card - is what you try to pass on to other players. From the Box A little fib turns into a big problem for Junior Asparagus, and only one man can help him - Bumblyburg's own superhero - Larry-Boy! Now you can help Larry-Boy get rid of the Fib in this funfilled Veggietales card game based...
Published in 1972 by Edu-Cards and copyrighted by Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation, Bozo Educational Card Game strives to 'develop a child’s memory and ability to concentrate. The picture matching is also a basic skill in learning to read.' The game includes 34 cards that illustrate the clown Bozo in different situations and are divided into a variety of...