Hi Ho! Cherry-O is a children's game which primarily teaches turn-taking and counting. Player spin a central spinner which dictates winning or losing cherries. The winner is the first player to get 10 cherries into their bucket. The game was updated in 2007 and now includes rules for cooperative play. In the cooperative game, players work together to pick...
You use a spinner to go around the board, trimming the tree in this old Christmas holiday-themed game. OBJECT: To be the first player to put his 8 colored balls and Santa Claus on the Christmas Tree. Players spin the spinner once each turn. If the spinner lands on his color, he may put one of his colored balls in the hole on the Christmas tree that shows...
The box advises "More Than a Game - An Excuse For a Party! Gamble! Race! What a Pace! - Live Life to the Full With Father's Millions!" This game is ideally played by equal numbers of opposite sexes. The game is played on the assumption that each player is the son or daughter of a very wealthy father. He sends them into the game of life with a gift of...
The box says: Created for the material handling division of Allis-Chalmers by Games For Industry, Inc. The description inside the box reads, in part: A lift truck provides unlimited power, but if it's improperly used, that power is wasted or abused. Only the lift truck driver, the man behind the wheel, can make sure that a truck performs at its maximum...
A volatile horse-racing card game. Place bets, sway race outcomes and meddle with your opponents to see who comes out in front. Horse races in the future are built DIFFERENT. Horses are super-charged on various forms of energy and you’re more than just an ordinary gambler. You’re playing with cards up your sleeve that let you control the race, but so do...
This is a race game based on cartoonist Oscar Hitt's 1926 comic strip of the same name. Players control tourists going for a cross-country trip in their busted-out old jalopy. Much of the appeal comes from Witt's sprightly graphics. Movement is controlled by dice (cubes), but the brightly colored board includes a built-in tire spinner that can cause a...
2 to 4 players enter the maze. First to claim 4 pavilions and leave wins...but will the others catch up? There are two sorts of double-sided maze tiles - fixed and variable. The fixed tiles are arranged in a static pattern, the other tiles are shuffled and laid around the fixed tiles to form a 7 x 7 grid. In your turn, you have the choice of one of 4...