Pixel Forts is a family board game of building a base while flicking destruction on the enemies. The pixels can be used as both weapons & barriers, giving each player the opportunity to knock other forts while keeping theirs intact. Each board game contains 4 forts, 60 pixels, 28+ power-up cards, and a player board. After building each player’s bases, they...
Pixels is a family-friendly, team-based party game focused on presenting keywords using the titular pixels. At the start of each round, team leaders secretly decide how many cubes they’ll need to show the shared keyword. A lower bid gives a team the right to present first, but if they fail, they lose that privilege to their opponents, who can then try to...
Enter a whimsical world of Pixies! In Pixie Trails, you play as a Pixie foraging for snacks, collecting feathers, building friendships and playing with charms. Pixies are playful albeit an innately competitive species. Will you emerge the smartest Pixie with the most snacks or the social butterfly with the most Friendship accumulated? On your turn, play...
Pixl is an abstract strategy game based around the balance of elements (fire, earth, water, and spirit). Players lay down blocks of their color and attempt to convert or erase opposing elements -if a Pixl is cornered by two pieces of the opposition a number of points may be awarded depending on the status of the opponent. Each player has the advantage when...
Pizza Theory, designed for exactly three players, has no randomness and simple turn actions, but the outcome each round is unpredictable since each cook has his own idea for the best way to create the pie. To set up the game, each player takes his pizza cutter (a wooden stick) and the die and topping counters that match. Each player places two toppings on...
The Pizza Theory: Anchovy Expansion, consisting of a set of 16 anchovy toppings and a rulebook, is used with the Pizza Theory board game to present players with an additional challenge. In addition to removing the opponents' toppings, each player must now work to keep the anchovies from taking over the pie, too. If all 16 anchovies end up on the pie before...
In this roll-and-write game, players roll the dice and choose three to place on their ten-by-ten grid. Placing of the dice is done based off of the shape of the pips shown on the dice. For example, if a player rolls a 3, they'd mark 3 of their squares with a 3 in a diagonal, representing the way the pips are represented on the die. A roll of a 6 would be...
In Plan-Cheroli each player has three arches which start at one corner of the board and must be moved to the opposite corner. On each turn, one arch is moved by rotating one leg of the arch around the other leg, with other pieces blocking the rotation. Several variants are included. There are chips which can be placed on the board at the start of the game...
From rules summary: Plan.It is a planetary puzzle game where players take turns rotating and placing planet tiles to match as many like planets as possible. The main components of the game are 45 unique planet tiles that contain 1/2 of a planet on each of the 6 sides. The tile distribution ranges from having all sides represent the same planet to having up...