Mr Postmouse’s Picnic is a cooperative game of adventure and teamwork for young children and families. Inspired by Marianne Dubuc’s beloved picture books, the game invites players to join Mr Postmouse as he sets out through the forest to deliver invitations for a joyful picnic with his friends. Together, players reveal and place tiles to build paths, move...
The players have to play different roles in this game. Each player is reading another player's mind and cheating each other. If the rich man hides a treasure tile, he can win. On the other hand, if the thief finds it, he can win. If you acquire 8 gem tokens first, you win. --Objective-- The Rich Man: Make The Thief face up the predetermined number of cards...
Welcome to the world of Mt. Kilajava, the first board game from Christchurch-based Monsoon Games that combines the spirit of competitive gaming with a rare insight into the realities of global trade. You have arrived at the slopes of Mt Kilajava, a bare but fertile volcano, to establish a coffee farm. Your opponent arrives at the same moment, and has the...
In Mū, you build a city composed of nine building cards, with these cards coming in five types adorned with "source symbols" for strength, faith, and food. Each edge of a building card has a semi-circle on it showing half of a source symbol. Cards also have complete symbols for strength, faith, and food on them. Each player starts the game with two project...
In Mudiwoga, players take turns forming words on a crossword-like grid. The grid is variable, created by placing black tiles on the board before the game. Each letter tile has 3-5 letters on each side (in the players' colors), only one of which is used when forming a word. Once a tile is placed, any of the letters can be used in forming a crossing word....
If you witnessed a crime ... could you identify the criminal? Would you be able to remember his face? The "Mug Shot" file contains many different eyes, noses, mouths, etc. printed on transparent film. The idea is to reconstruct the criminals face, testing your memory and your ability to observe facial details. Included are 30 different Mug Shots along with...
無限合体ロボット (Mugen Gattai Robot) is a Japanese card game of combining robot parts. In the year 204X, Japan is under threat from outside forces. The government responds by building a series of defence robots to protect the people. But Japan is too small to store the robots intact, so they must be kept in pieces and re-combined as needed. The players work to...
Out of all the peers that you try to impress with your impressive collection, there are a few that you consider the cream of the crop. Impressing them gives you the social and political edge you need to truly be the talk of town. There are friends, but then there are “friends in high places”, and you’ll do what you can to keep their gracious favor...
A brainburner game with simple rules, but a greater challenge. As a 2-person battle always a challenge. Multiflex has a high replay value, a new game mechanic, driven by 100 Multiflex tiles/cards Who manages to generate the most points or beat their own high score? Only those who combine well and keep an overview can make the right decision and ultimately...
The equipment for Multimatch I is a set of MacMahon's Three-Color Squares. This contains 24 squares representing all ways to divide a square into four equal triangles (with short edges along the square's diagonals) and color the triangles with 3 colors. Wade E. Philpott sold a cardboard set of squares, including rules for several games and puzzles...
Multimatch I and II deals with square tiles, while Multimatch III and IV concerns triangular tiles. The box of Multimatch III contains a plastic hexagonal trail, and an acrylic set of MacMahon's Four-Color triangles. All 24 triangles are divided into three equal triangles (with short edges joining the centre to the corners) coloured with 4 colors. The 1991...