The changing rule cards create chaotic energy while you play. Some rules require physical action (like double tapping a piece), some trigger during particular moments (like after you move), and many are downright ridiculous (like curtsying or shooting finger guns). In combination, the rules make for a challenging and exciting game experience. The rules of...
In this fast-paced card game, each player takes their turn picking up a card from the deck, reading out the rule and following that rule. Every player will have their own set of rules to follow, determined by which cards they pick up. The rules on the cards consist of things like movement, speech, and memory challenges. The more cards a player has, the...
A game of cards and tokens where the objective is to embezzle your friends and proclaim yourself the winner by having the biggest loot. It has three game modes to play from 1 to 6 people. In the first game mode, you can play alone or against another player, each player starts with 6 chips, in order to place bets, the first player to embezzle his opponent...
A memory game to frazzle the mind, a cross between memory game and rummy. 60 tactile counters, in 4 bright colours, numbered from 1-13, and 8 black counters can be used as anything. Turn the counters face down and shuffle them around, arrange in a grid of 6 rows and 10 columns for easier play, leave random for harder play, suitable for 2+ players. The...
This game is played with a deck of 32 cards. Each features information on a different prehistoric animal. This information has nothing to do with gameplay, however -- all that really matters is that each card has a number from 1 through 8 in the upper left corner. Players are trying to collect sets of four cards with the same number. Each turn, the current...
Mountain Rummy is based on classic draw and discard Rummy style play which melds elements of Rummy 500 and Gin Rummy, along with many fresh play elements to create a game that strives to be more skill based and less luck based than other Rummy based games. Players will find that it's a poor idea to form a static strategy, since an opponent will undermine...
Gem Rummy is similar to standard Gin Rummy except each card has a background color & gem symbol; Kings have two background colors; (Jokers are included but are not used in hands). Adding colors to each card allows for more interesting combinations (like having all eight gems in hand). Another difference is that (2) 6-sided dice are used at the beginning of...
Description from the publisher: In Rumpelstiltskin, you and a friend take the roles of fey folk who have decided to engage in a name guessing contest. You must use your magical mischief to learn your opponent's secret name while protecting your own! Players alternate taking turns. To take a turn, you play one card from your hand, perform its actions, then...
Welcome to the Rumplebum Academy for Bug-Based Baking! You have enrolled at the finest culinary school for young Trolls in all the Kingdoms! Under the guidance of Chef Cordelia Rumplebum, you will be taught the fine art of baking delicious foods with only the finest ingredients: crunchy, juicy, savory bugs! The Rumplebum Academy for Bug-Based Baking is a...
One player is Emily, trying to survive the night; the other player is the Bogeys. No one knows who Emily is until a player picks up the ‘Emily’ card. How long can they hide their secret before the other player guesses? Once the ‘Run Emily Run’ card is reached there can be no more bluffing. Play centres round a haunted house built of cards. House cards...
Up to six players battle it out to win the majority of electoral votes and become President of the USA. Each player answers questions about America and every correct answer usually gains them 5 chips to place on the board. They can place these in no more than two states. As soon as a player has got 51% of the votes in a state they win all of the votes in...
A children's card game, rather like Memory, where you have to win pairs of cards. Complete luck at first but as more cards are revealed (and then placed back face-down), memory comes into the game. An easier version for very young children is also provided. The company also suggest that Snap could be played with the same cards. 44 cards, illustrated with...