The two reaper households of Ashenford and Rosethorn have haunted the Mournshade graveyard for centuries. In Mournshade, players represent their reaper houses and guide their spectrals across the gloom of the cemetery. You will expand your family’s claim by placing cards to form a shared map of graves, dahlias, groves, and dirt while dodging traps. Each...
This game was released with the Battleship card game in 2002 and comes in similar packaging. Set up involves multi-directional double-sided 'maze cards' on which the mouse moves on and responds to during the game. The cards are arranged at random in a square and each game will have a differing arrangement which can also change during play. On a player's...
The first player takes as many tiles he thinks he can remember and forms face-down tile-row on the table. The next player can either add a tile to the row to be the first player or place it behind the row. All players do the same. The player who leads the row must state the colors of the tiles one by one. If successful, it gets rid of his generous balls of...
All around the world, population growth and disordered city growth pose major problems. Mobility, accessibility and environmental issues are among the main. Move Mundo Kids is a serious game where players take on the role of transformative agents and build a smart city that provides solutions to these problems. With building mechanics and area management...
As experienced employees, you must judge the spatial relationship of furniture combinations and make the most reasonable arrangement on the truck. It requires a delicate sense of balance, and a little luck. In this game, each time has a total of 4 rounds. and each round consists of 4 phases in the following orders: Order phase Loading phase Rating phase...
In Mow 'Em Down, players represent different landscape company owners who bid to win landscaping contracts throughout an ever-growing city. Players can bid only if they have enough lawn mowers available in their company. As players win contracts, they earn money to purchase more lawn mowers, which allows them to bid on future contracts. Contracts can...
もやっと海図 (Moyatto Kaizu) is an exploration game from Japan. The game title means something like 'hazy sea charts'. Players are building up a nautical chart from memory of their voyages, complete with sea monsters. But they aren't quite sure what goes where, and work together to remember what they saw. In the game, players place tiles showing land and sea. As...
Mozaa is a tile laying game, consisting of 64 square, unique colored tiles. There are 3 different rule sets included. The base game lets each player put down tiles and score points for completed color fields. These fields are completed when all open edges of a area are closed with an adjacent tile. To close an edge you need a tile with a single triangular...
Mozaic ... two players take turns drawing gemstones, one at a time, from the bag and placing them on the empty board to form point-scoring squares. Four same-color gemstones in a square scores 4 points. Points are won with a player's own gemstones (even when placed by the opponent) and always accrued, never deducted. Four exception gemstones are included:...
The logic family board game "Mozaika" ("Mozaika Numernabisa" or "Numernobis' Mozaic") is loosely based on a scene form "Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra" where Numernobis is showing a mosaic he's building. Players bid for different mosaic pieces to build a mosaic that gets the most points for patterns present in the resulting pattern, all while trying...
Mr. Game! is a family-friendly party board game where one player has the power to create permanent rules during the game. MECHANICS: Players use a simple roll-and-move system to navigate the board - roll two four-sided dice, choose one of the options, and move. If you land on a space with an ! on it, you draw a card from the game's singular tall stack of...