Porta dos Fundos is a party game of creativity based on the popular Brazilian comedy brand. Each round, all players secretly complete the same open-ended phrase prompt — for example, filling in a sentence like "I can't sleep without first..." Players write whatever answer they want, and bluffing is encouraged. Once all answers are revealed, everyone tries...
Possums in a Trenchcoat is a zany game of bargaining, bidding, and betrayal. During the game, you'll move through the mall to collect delicious trash to feed your hungry joeys. Each player's joeys like different types of trash, so you'll have to make sure to collect the most of those types if you want to win. The problem? You're all in the same trench...
This Poker-type game clearly derives from Primero. It was popular in England in the 17th century. It is very similar to the later 3 Stake Brag. Each player lays three separate stakes, set by the dealer, which need not be equal. Every player gets two cards facedown and a third one which is revealed. 1. The first stake (the "seat")goes to the player who has...
The object of the game is for 2-4 players/owners to purchase and race with the option of betting on horses. During the game, ownership cards for 2- and 3-year old trotters, pacers and thoroughbreds are gained through a roll and move mechanic, where spaces on the game board represent the different horses. If the horse is currently unowned, the player may...
Objective: make most money acting by turns You have an eight race series in which to accumulate assets, through buying horses and betting them to win! And, of course, your stable of winning horses can net you big purse money. The board provided sets the odds, purse money and payoffs for each race. If you play your cards right you will be the richest owner...
A relatively fast and simple air, sea, and land battle game focusing on the 2 decisive aircraft carrier battles just east of Guadalcanal: Eastern Solomons (24-25Aug42) and Santa Cruz (Islands, 25-27Oct42). For the Eastern Solomons scenario, 1,2, or all 3 U.S. carriers may instead be absent due to Admiral Fletcher's concern about refueling. And Japanese...
The game box contains a play mat/poster and a set of three six sided dice engraved with letters instead of numbers (except for one that also contains numbers and one other with a blank side). Any number of players may play. The play mat is Irish themed and bears no other impact on the game apart from providing an area where betting chips may be placed. A...
Pot o' Gold is played with the provided board, two distinct dice, and a number of distinct tokens representing leprechauns: the rules recommend three for two players, four for three players, five for four or five players, and six for six players (or more, since there is no actual maximum player count). Before each of three rounds players bet on one...
In Pot o' Gold II players compete to win four pots of unknown value. Each of the pots is initially seeded with three face cards from one of two standard decks of cards. The remainder of these cards are used to play the game - each player receives a hand of ten. On a turn a player plays any non-face card to a central pile; when the total value of the cards...