Welcome to the world of Kingdom of Thieves, where aspiring thieves from across the city gather to compete in the annual Tournament of Thieves. This quick paced card game blends cunning strategy, chance encounters, and a visually enchanting world. Players must outwit and outmanoeuvre their opponents to collect the most impressive treasures and earn the...
Kings and Peasants is a fast-paced card game about climbing the social ladder, stepping on egos, and doing whatever feels morally acceptable for roughly twenty minutes. Each round, players compete to get rid of all the cards in their hand as quickly as possible. The first players to empty their hands becomes the King and the Prince, while the last players...
The Kings Dragon is a fast paced strategy card game for 2 – 5 players where everyone builds armies, sabotages their opponents, and races to defeat a hidden mystery dragon. place knights and other units to strengthen your army, unleash goblins and other chaotic cards on your opponents, attack your rival kings with all sorts of different weapons, and decide...
In Kingyo, you have to catch as many Kingyo (goldfishes) as possible, matching the colors of the dice. The Kingyo cards are laid out around the 5 dice. Players can divide themselves into teams as they wish. Each player takes a Bowl card to place the Kingyo cards they will catch. One player rolls the 5 dice, then all players simultaneously try to catch the...
Kinsa Senbikiya is a party game about finding the uncertain boundaries hidden in everyday opinions and values. In each round, one player becomes the judge. The judge reveals a topic card, such as where acceptable grooming ends or where a place begins to feel like a city. The back of the next card determines whose personal standard the judge must imagine...
Kipling (the Seemingly Saying Something Game) is a card/token voting game exploring themes of complex communication – saying one thing, but meaning another – for 2 to 8 players, ages 11 and over. The game is based Kipling’s six questions, in our case ordered as Why, What, How, for the intent and (in no particular order) Where, When and Who for the content....
Players are dealt all of the cards in the deck and the starting player takes a card from the person on their left. They can either kiss that body part of the person who they took the card from or leave it in their hand. When you lose all of your cards, you are safe. When the next to last player is out of cards the loser is the one holding the Kiss My Ass...
Paraphrased from the Publisher's Website: Kiss My Rules!™ is comprised of two poker-style card games (Straight and Flush) and two fun dice-shaking games. As players win rounds, “behavioral” rules are added to the game-play. Some examples of rules are: "No Swear Words.", "No Pointing with your Finger." "No crossing your arms or legs." Will your opponents...
WELCOME, AGENTS! We would like to congratulate you on your last mission. Yes, that one. The one that, officially, never happened. But the secret services need you again. One of our best spies has been compromised. Certain individuals are trying to blackmail us, threatening to reveal the spy’s identity to our enemies. Our spy has limited means of...
It's race day in the kitchen! Grab a marker and draw your route through grease, crumbs, and cockroaches. Hit the checkpoints, dodge hazards and cross the finish line first in this simultaneous real-time rally. Review your race route, check damage on your kart and then compare who made the best navigational decision and was fastest through the race. After 4...