From the back of the game: For more than a thousand years Kama Sutra has been a guide for lovers of all ages. We have interpreted this great work and offer it to a couple as an interactive game experience. The Kama Sutra Game™ offers lovers the opportunity to explore the sensual and sexual aspects of their body, mind, and spirit on the journey to...
Kamasutra: The Game of Love was originally published as 8 pages of rules insert between pages 92 and 93 of Lee Siegel's book Love in a Dead Language. It is a competitive two-player game played on a board easily customized from a standard Pachisi board. In addition to the board and the text of the Kamasutra itself, the game requires the following...
Kamen Rider Dragon Battle Board Game is a children’s battle and movement game released in South Korea and based on Kamen Rider Ryuki (locally titled Kamen Rider Dragon). The game was published under license by On Media and ADK, featuring characters and Riders from the television series. Players move their Rider piece around the board using dice or a...
Kamen Rider Fourze Battle Game is a Japanese children’s board game published by Bandai and based on the Kamen Rider Fourze television series. Players take control of Kamen Riders and move around the board using a spinner. As they travel across different areas, players collect items, trigger events, and engage in battles against enemies using cards and...
Kamen Rider: Original Board Game is a vintage Japanese children’s board game released in 1973 by Popy, based on the early Showa-era Kamen Rider television series. The game features the first generations of Riders and villains, presented in the colorful, pop-art style typical of Popy toys of the 1970s. The gameplay follows a classic sugoroku-style...
Kamen Rider Wizard Soudatu Game is a Japanese children’s board game published by Bandai, based on the Kamen Rider Wizard TV series. Players take the roles of different Kamen Riders and move across the board by spinning the included spinner. Throughout the game, players collect rings, battle enemies, and trigger special events based on the spaces they land...
This belongs to a series of promotional Monopoly clones featuring local businesses and trivia, published around 1988-1992. As in Monopoly you move around a board collecting "shares" and hope for others to land on your properties, although the specifics are slightly different. Obviously the trivia elements vary from game to game within the series, and there...