ButtChess is a fast, easy-to-learn, and highly addictive 2-player game that adds a fun, quirky twist to the classic game of checkers. With vibrant pieces and engaging strategies, ButtChess offers a refreshing and lighthearted take on traditional gameplay that’s sure to keep you entertained round after round. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer...
After ButtChess' success we have the sequel in the series including an additional player with different strategy adaptations. The classic spin on draughts uses a hexagonal board and jumping and elimination mechanics with endless replay ability for 3 players. Jump into this exciting game and test your skill. It is easy to learn but difficult to master so...
Butter is a quick and engaging card game with simple rules but wide-ranging strategy. Once you have a few singles games under your belt, try team play! The rules change slightly, but the strategy explodes with so many more possibilities. The game centers around adding number cards to your stack so they sum to 18, which is called buttering your stack. You...
Players in Butterfly use a hedgehog piece around the board to collect tiles. By skillfully moving the piece to the right spots on the board, players can grab rare items while leaving fewer choices for their opponents. The player who accumulates the most valuable collection at the end of the game wins. This is a game that can be played on several levels. As...
Taiwan’s diverse terrain and climate have nurtured over 400 species of butterflies, including more than 50 endemic species. Records of butterflies in Taiwan date back to the Qing Dynasty, and during the 1950s, large-scale collecting and exports earned the island the nickname “The Kingdom of Butterflies.” In this game, players travel back to early...
Each player has 16 playing pieces: 7 hunters, 4 catchers, 2 scouts, 2 squires and 1 bux-master. The goal of the game is to capture the opponent bux-master. The hunters move up to 2 spaces, the catchers up to 3 spaces, the scout up to 4 spaces, the bux-master and his squires 1 space (no jumping over other pieces allowed). If pieces of both payers are on...
BuzzPutt is a 1-4 player golf game that has you playing adorable bees! There are three pre-made putt putt courses that you and your friends can play on. Each person will select a bee and its matching ball. You have to place the ball on the starting point of the board, with the arrow pointing towards where you want to move. Then, you roll the dice and pick...
Bx Rock, Paper, Scissors, Fire and Water (BxRPSFW) is an abstract strategy board game for 2 players. Each of the 2 players takes turns moving one of his/her 17 game pieces which include Rock, Paper, Scissors, Fire and Water. Rock captures Scissors, Scissors captures Paper, and Paper captures Rock. In addition to this, Fire may capture any of Rock, Paper...
Nationally-released adaptation of the early-1960s KTLA (Los Angeles) game show produced by Desilu, in which players are tested on their memory recall and ability to make wild guesses. Equipment consists of a clear plastic grid covered by square cards numbered from 1-30, an assortment of cards that fit under the grid (containing all 26 letters of the...
A magnetic Tic-Tac-Toe variant where players alternate rolling a pair of dice and placing "birdies" onto their side of a freestanding board with a 3x3 grid representing a birdhouse. Each "apartment" can only have one birdie and the opponent's placement of a birdie into an occupied apartment causes your birdie to "fly" away. The winner is the first player...
A 2 player abstract game, played with white and black stones on a Hexhex board. The goal is to have the largest group on the board when the game ends and the board is full. There is a trick, though: You can place as many stones per turn as you have groups on the board (up to a limit). There's a tricky balance: you need to connect your groups together to...
Bypass is played an a 12x12 square grid of circles, all of which are connected horizontally and vertically. There are four areas of the board in two shades each of red, blue, yellow, and green. On two opposite sides of the board is a black border numbered one through five, then skipping two spaces, and numbered five through one. A similar red numbered...