Designed to be played by up to four people on a road trip, CarTag Letters & Numbers has players searching for letters, numbers, and words on passing signage and vehicles (including license plates). Items inside the car cannot be used. The driver may have to referee, but should not try to play – be safe and keep your eyes on the road! Each player needs a...
Designed to be played by up to four people on a road trip, Players search for combinations of letters and numbers on license plates to make a winning hand. The driver may have to referee, but should not try to play – be safe and keep your eyes on the road! Each player needs a game book and a pencil. A license plate is dealt when your vehicle either passes...
Designed to be played by up to four people on a road trip, where players are searching for different items outside the car. Items inside the car cannot be used. The driver may have to referee, but should not try to play – be safe and keep your eyes on the road! Each player needs a game book and a pencil. All players are racing to spot the same items. When...
Carteso is a finite territory game for two players: Vertical and Horizontal. It is played on the intersections (points) of an initially empty square grid (board). The suggested board sizes are between 9x9 and 13x13 points. Both players must have access to a sufficient supply of stones in two colors and vertical and horizontal markers. Carteso was inspired...
Combine your little cards to score the most points. Take advantage of special little cards to boost your play area. At the end of the game, whoever has the most points wins the game to free up the cards. Cartitas (Little Cards) is a game that you can play with its base mode or with one of the modules. You can combine modules for great replayability. The...
'You've seen it in your dreams these many years. A new threat grows in the wilderness, a corrupting presence that fills you with dread. A thousand glowing amber crystal shards hum with life, and a shadow filled with stars wings its way across the plains of your homeland. Was that a dragon you glimpsed in the sky as you awoke? And did it sound… afraid?’ The...
Sharpen your memory and your drawing pencil as you play Cartoon It! Each round, you have 30 seconds to memorize a cartoon character with six specific features shown on the character card; each feature (shape of the head, type of eyes, etc.) occurs in six different ways, which are summarized on the Features Board – but you can't look at this board while...
Very odd and obscure little game in which players battle each other using cartoons. Each player maintains a hand of 7 cards - the cards contain the names of items found in typical - and not so typical - cartoons, like anvils, flying pianos, whales on roller skates, etc. You combine these cards into "attacks" and "defenses" which you then have to draw on a...
Cartooner is a new experience in drawing games, a game that combines storytelling and drawing. It is like Once Upon a Time plus Pictionary, with story prompts that are inspired by popular and quirky comics themes and trends. While this is a game about drawing, it's not a game in which the best artist wins as your strategy and ability to adapt quickly...
The Elevator Pitch Case #27 is social deduction game, meaning that the people around you will be participating in the game--although they will not know they are involved. In Case #27, you are a private detective, hired to solve a murder which the police have given up on. You must question your friends, relatives, acquaintances, or even strangers about...
As a member of the SHhhh, We're Reading Book Club in Hincksville, you've been patiently awaiting your turn to read the advance copy of the highly anticipated new Ells and Ernie mystery, when Mr. Hincks gives you some shocking news: your copy of the book is at the bottom of a vat of candy! Never fear, Mr. Hincks will save the day! (Which is only fair...
As a member of the SHhhh, We're Reading Book Club in Hincksville, you've been patiently awaiting your turn to read the advance copy of the highly anticipated new Ells and Ernie mystery, when Mr. Hincks gives you the terrible news that the book was lost to the library. Never fear, though, Mr. Hincks has a solution! Mr. Hincks has recorded an abridged audio...