Hyper Battle Kaiju Fight Snow & Ice Battlepacks include 4 randomly selected Kaiju Battlecards (2 of which are new random 'Snow & Ice-themed kaiju) , 3 random Zone cards (1 of which is a new random Snow & Ice Zone) , 2 Bonus Cards and rules! This is a standalone pack and can also be integrated with any other Hyper Battle Kaiju Fight Battlecards. Based on...
Based on the original kaiju characters of game designer and manga artist Alex Strang, Hyper Battle Kaiju Fight is an action-packed (yet simple to play) monster-fighting game using large ‘Battlecards’. Each player uses a Battlecard to represent their giant monster. The large-size illustrated card has all of the monster's abilities and strategic moves...
Kakuro: The Boardgame is a one-to-four player game involving of the competitive solving of over 100 Kakuro puzzles. On a given turn, players have sixty seconds to find the solution for a particular section of the puzzle or to challenge an opponent's answer. Once the entire puzzle has been completed (or three players have "timed out" in succession), players...
KaleidoCards is a game system. It consists of a deck of 100 unique coloured cards which are used to play many varied abstract games which are quick to learn and play. The cards use five 'colours’: Red, Blue, Green, Black and White. Each card has three ‘aspects’: Word, Background and Font Colour. The Word is the name of one of the five colours, the...
From Game Report Review: The game comes with four identical sets of ten paintings, each depicting a scene packed (to greater and lesser extents) with various objects. Each of up to four players or teams uses their own set, so there’s no craning around to see the picture at the far end of the table. In fact, spiffy cardboard easels prop up the scenes nicely...
The Kaleidos: 2009 Expansion, which was available only at Spiel 2009, includes four new pictures for the "Cocktail game/Ystari" edition of Kaleidos. The images each depict a scene packed (to greater and lesser extents) with various objects. In Kaleidos, each of up to four players or teams uses identical scenes and a deck of cards provides a letter for the...
The Kaleidos: 2014 Expansion, which is available only at the 2014 Spiel and Lucca Comics & Games fairs, includes two new pictures for the "Cocktail Games/Ystari" edition of Kaleidos. The images each depict a scene packed (to greater and lesser extents) with various objects. In Kaleidos, each of up to four players or teams uses identical scenes and a deck...
Kaleidos Junior comes with four identical sets of eight drawings, with each drawing depicting a scene packed (to greater and lesser extent) with stuff. Each player or team uses its own set of drawings, and the goal is to find as much stuff as possible in the drawing being used by each player — but first you need to know which stuff to find! The game...
From the back of the box: Kanji symbols are an ancient Chinese method of writing that was introduced to Japan almost 2,000 years ago. Kanji symbols are visual representations of words, word fragments or entire ideas. While there are as many as 50,000 Kanji in existence, Japanese people use only about 2,000 today. For 2 to 4 players ages 5 and up. THE...
Cang Jie is one of the legendary figures in ancient China. As legends foretold, he was inspired by the footprints of animals on the ground, and began to create all kinds of different symbols according to the forms of all things in nature, hoping to replace the conventional, yet unreliable, knot tying way of remembering things. For conveniences, Jie decides...
User summary: 漢獣 (Kanju) is a language-based game whereby, from the kanji radicals, you try to guess the four-character idiom cards in your opponents' hands. The game starts by selecting two of the five idiom cards you're dealt. Therefore, the game is very language-dependent and you need a reasonable knowledge of Japanese to play it. Publisher's summary:...
A game for 3 to 6 year olds, helping them with their counting skills. There are 24 monkey cards with a maths sum on them and 24 cards with different numbers of bananas on them. Three games are described but all really relate to recognising the correct banana tile to go with the correct sum (E.g. Monkey card says 3 + 2 so the tile with 5 bananas is the...