As personalities enter the cultural scene, inevitably some are pushed to the very fringes of society. But there at the periphery, new bonds are formed as they find their common traits. The goal of this set-collection game is to attain the lowest score possible by finding cards whose abstract background patterns match each other, and either ending the game...
Perpetual Anarchy is a game for the "2019 Two-Player PnP Design Contest". OVERVIEW Perpetual Anarchy is a strategic 2-player game using a standard 52-card deck. Players are states in a world of international anarchy, attempting to impose their supremacy on the other state. Choose the money allocation between immediate benefit with armaments and wealth and...
Story and Concept Pet Wonderland is a beautiful pet park that is home to lovely pets.They are all very hungry and waiting for you to visit the Park.Master one and two digit division on the way. With an awesome storytelling , we make sure you have hours of fun. At the same time, you will be mastering division like no one else. Go PET ME !! Skills • Division...
Pet Parade is an enchanting card game where players create their own delightful animal processions. Kids line up adorable creatures and compete to create the most captivating parade! Game Components: 54 cute animal cards with numbers and letters 1 D10 die Setup: Shuffle the animal cards and place down in a draw pile. Deal out five cards to each player...
The garden of Tropika is under attack and requires every animal to choose which side of the plot they will play for! Use your petal powers to either defend or attack, and tilt each battle of this war to your favour. Game Objective: Be the best petal plotter by achieving an animal's victory condition that is determined by the last card they hold at game...
This is a taking game for children to learn to multiply. On every card, there is a calculation task with a sweet octopus with bubbles in his arms. The game is played as every trick taking game with the slight difference that the children have to multiply first to know their number. The child with the highest number takes all the cards. The winner of the...
In Pharaoh Code, you're trying to claim as many scarabs as you can by solving the aforementioned codes. To set up the game, you divide the number tiles into four piles based on the number of scarabs on them, with more scarabs typically signifying larger numbers. To create the number pyramid, you lay out one tile with four scarabs, two tiles with three, and...
Nature’s Card Game: The magic of nature’s patterns can be written in the language of numbers. The Phinacci game has taken that numbering pattern and made a card game out of it. How to Play: You have two teams, four players, 53 cards, and 144 points needed to win the game. The object is to be the first team to reach 144 points. Each card taken in a pile...
The Pi Game is a family card game for several players. It takes only a few minutes to learn to play and offers many hours of fun. A game for 1-10 players from 6 years of age and about 20-30 minutes in length. It is a game based on the number Pi (π), a frequently used mathematical constant known to have infinite decimal places. The base cards of the game...
Picobo is strategy game that is a mix of both Scrabble and chess. The goal is to use power supplies and connectors to route energy to your little robots. All players first choose their prefered set of rules. Then, each player choose his/her color of Picobo. The color represent a form of renewable energy or element (soil, water, organic matter, wind and...
Put your reflexes to the test in this full-tilt action card game! Follow the pinball as it zooms and zips from bumper to bumper. Use number and color cues to figure out which card it will bounce to next. Spot the last place the ball will go, and you win the card. The player with the most cards is the pinball wizard! There are 4 numbers on the card and...