Help the Scooby gang find a hidden treasure! The player who arrives first to the Lost City and gets the treasure wins. Each player rolls the dice and advances that number of squares. There are two groups of trap tiles placed on the board (ghost ship and seaweeds) which are shuffled and placed on the corresponding areas of the board. When a player falls in...
From the Invisible City Productions website: A fast-paced game of competitive journalism for two to six players. Sponsored by Software Consulting Services, providers of newspaper software solutions. Based on Economy Class by Jeremy P. Bushnell There's always something happening in Action City! That's why the Action City Times is on the lookout for fresh...
This is a simple gambling game where players roll three dice and add the stated amount of money on the dice to the kitty. If the player rolls three "Scoop the Cash!" (a 27-1 chance) they collect the money in the kitty. An additional die can be added that is marked with Good Luck/Bad Luck and allows the player to pay or receive more money by selecting the...
Scoop was one of Western's games distributed by Leisure Home Parties, which apparently was an early attempt at a home party sales approach to games. It has nothing to do with the Waddingtons/Parker Brothers game of the same name. In this game, each player represents a newspaper trying to fill its front page, represented by a 6x8 grid. Players move around...
"Each player takes the role of a teenager looking to Score on a Saturday night." The players move pawns down a thirty space track facing an assortment of challenges: alcohol, sex, drugs, music, trouble and fight. When you win a challenge, you keep the Challenge Card. The player who acquires the most cards in the most challenge types wins the game. Played...
Scorpion is an elegant variation on the Pachisi/Ludo style of race game. The board comprises a raised S-shaped track with baize-coated recesses for throwing the dice. The poker-chip sized pieces, embossed with scorpions, also stack neatly onto the impressively designed and attractive playing surface. The race starts with players entering their pieces onto...
(from the rules) In the 1920's a new concept of snow travel was invented in Canada! The Snowmobile! Since that time the snowmobile has developed from a large, bulky commercial type machine to the sleek personal machine it is today. The snowmobile is a recreational vehicle that can be enjoyed by the whole family, but is also a vehicle for those who are...
Answer the Questions and follow the Trail on a fascinating journey to distilleries, whisky tastings, the occasional bar, a Burns Night party; and of course, enjoying the odd "wee dram" along the way. This game is intended for those who enjoy the fine simple pleasures that can be gained from a good glass of whisky. It will enhance your appreciation of...