Save your bacon in this cute but brutal breakfast game! Buy characters and action cards from a limited shared shop. Fight and steal from other players to get the characters you want. This fast paced game continues until a player assembles the ultimate breakfast or only one player still has the greatest breakfast food of all: bacon! —description from the...
The history of medicine is gruesome, painful and sad, but as Steve Allen taught us “Tragedy plus time equals comedy.” So I guess what we’re saying is that using a red hot poker to scorch your hemorrhoids is a pretty hilarious concept once we have 700 years distance. In Sawbones, inspired by the amazing medical history podcast from MaximumFun.org, you are...
Say Anything is a light-hearted game about what you and your friends think. It gives you the chance to settle questions that have been hotly debated for centuries. For instance, "What is the most overrated band of all time?" or "Which celebrity would be the most fun to hang out with for a day?" So dig deep into your heart or just come up with something...
Say Anything Family will feature the same game play as North Star Games' 2008 release Say Anything. To summarize game play, one player asks a question (e.g., "Which magical power would be the coolest to have?"), each other player writes an answer they think the asker will choose, the asker secretly chooses an answer, everyone else bets on which answer was...
Say my Name mixes Celebrities with new mechanics like taboo words and a lighting round where you find relationships between concepts. You are gonna have to speak, act, sing and even think...but dont think too much ¡Only the fastest is going to have a chance to win! From the game box (in Spanish): En SAY MY NAME tenés que darle pistas a tus compañeros de...
Similar to Celebrities, Say What? is played in three rounds. Say What? contains dice, a minute glass and 160 cards with four things on each card. Before each round each team rolls a die to decide whether they have to describe celebrities, characters, works of fiction or things. They then have one minute to describe as many as possible. In the first round...