Phaestos Disk is a real game from ancient Crete. The time frame is unknown, but it was before Minoan civilization according to archaeologists. The board is made up of the "Phaestos Disk" ancient boards - which are two different boards, one on each side of the disk. There are 2-6 players. Each player has seven pawns. Each pawn has the signs of Minos era....
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...
Observation, memory and swiftness are required to build imaginary and colorful lighthouses, over the 5 levels of play. Each round, a "Lighthouse" pattern card is revealed. Each player try to stack wooden pieces (mainly wooden discs) of the correct shape and color from a common supply. The fastest player to complete his lighthouse put a stop to the round...
Phare Andole is a wooden game from 5 years old in which players will try to be the fastest to build a lighthouse from wooden pieces, both following the same template card. Five modes allow increasing difficulty. In mode 1, there is no timer and players take pieces from the common reserve (the box). In mode 2, we keep the pieces from the previous mode and...
Pharmageddon is a medical education card game. A fun way to learn antibiotics and microbiology. Play the best antibiotic to kill the most pathogens with the fewest side effects. There are two decks of cards: Bug Cards (bacteria and syndromes) and Drug Cards (antibiotics). Each player uses Drug Cards to slay Bug Cards which slowly fill up a 3 x 3 playing...
Phenomenon: The Extra Sensory Party is a delightfully bizarre party game that blends pop psychology, paranormal theatrics, and new-age vibes into an evening of laughter and low-stakes mind-reading. Best played in a planned group setting (think murder mystery party but with auras instead of alibis), players are encouraged to show up with a personal object...
Philanthropist offers people the opportunity to enjoy and learn about important paintings in Western European and American History. The object of the game is to be the first philanthropist to perform 3 philanthropic acts. The game contains a board (in which each space is a photograph of a famous museum), 200 cards with reproductions of paintings on...
Philanthropist: The National Gallery, London is the second art history trivia game from Mecenes Inc., following the more general Philanthropist. As the title suggests, Philanthropist: The National Gallery, London focuses on the holdings of one of Britain's foremost art museums. At the heart of the game are the 100 color reproductions of paintings from the...
The main part of the game are 30 "quotes" of 20 different philosophers. Each player gets on philosopher at random at the start. Each round the starting player selects one of his quotes read it aloud. The every other player "answers" with one of his philosopher's quote. At the and of the round each player has three votes "0", "1" and "2" and has to vote for...