Free print-and-play game to teach children about the problems facing sea turtle survival. Each player starts with 10 turtle tokens, and the game can end when any player increases his population to 50 tokens, or when after a set number of turns, the player who has the largest population. If a player runs out of turtle tokens, he is out of the game. There...
Seafari Under the Sea is a spin-and-move game where players move around a track of bubbles "under the sea." Each player has a puzzle picture card, and all the puzzle pieces are face-down on the table. As they move, players land on spaces that allow them to pick one, two or three puzzle pieces. They must take face-down pieces and try to match them to their...
Descrption from the publisher: Seagull Splat is a mischievous and hilarious children's Game that will have kids screaming with laughter as they poop their way through victory. Each player receives a set of beach towels and takes it in turn to fly the Seagull over the towels. Are you lucky enough to dodge that poop? You may end up popped out if you aren't?...
This is a game conceived by Kreeda, and is a sequel to Vanavas. In the Indian epic - the Ramayana, Dasharatha, Rama's father is forced by an old promise to send Rama, his eldest son away to the forest for fourteen years. Rama is accompanied by his wife Sita and brother, Lakshmana. Vanavaas - The Adventures in the Forest follows their experiences until the...
Originally published in issue #51 (July 1981) of Dragon Magazine. A tongue-in-cheek version of "classic" Dungeons & Dragons (some even say Mertwig's Maze is a similar treatment of Advanced D&D). As such, players become a warrior, elf, cleric, or magician, then wander around the board collecting treasure and resolving encounters. The Emperor's six magic...
The Search for the Golden Boomerang Game is children's board game based on an Australian biweekly Radio serial during the 1940's. The popular serial spawned several children's fiction magazines centered on the concerns of an Aboriginal boy named Tuckonie. The game appeared as a supplement in 1942 to one of these magazines where 11-year-old Tuckonie and his...
Tiamat, the sea God of Chaos, is displeased. Fishermen and sailors used to pay homage to Taimat in turn for fair seas and little trouble. However, the sailors have grown comfortable and neglected to respect Tiamat. In an effort to regain the control she once had, Tiamat has entrapped random sailors in her ever-changing seas of chaos. Forcing these sailors...
Published by a UK company, Seaside Frolics is a family boardgame in which players visit an Edwardian seaside town. The object is to visit as many sights as possible and collect the relevant postcards, each of which have a different value. The 250+ individual miniature postcards are nicely produced and depict the atmosphere of the period. Essentially the...
Another in Late for the Sky Production Company's Monopoly inspired games. In place of Atlantic City street names, this game's properties are familiar places in and around Seattle, from Skid Road (Seattle was in fact the home of the original Skid Road) and Fremont Troll (a bizarre and popular local sculpture) to Mt. Rainier and Elliott Bay. In place of...