In Caterpiggily, players take turns drawing duel-colored tiles which represent sections of a caterpillars body, and placing the like colors next to each other thus building the caterpillar. Player continue around the table placing their tiles until one player has no more tiles to place. This player then places the head and is declared the winner. User...
Players roll the colored die and move their caterpillar according to the color of the vegetable that matches the color showing on the die. If a player throws red, he/she can move to a tomato for example. Make sure the caterpillar is always headed in the right direction - a string connects his head to his feet so be careful to keep his head in front. To...
IntroductionCation is a drawless connection game for two players: Black and White. It's played on the intersections (points) of an initially empty square board. The top and bottom edges of the board are colored black; the left and right edges are colored white. DefinitionsA crosscut is a 2x2 pattern of stones consisting of two diagonally adjacent black...
Roll the four oversized dice and see what combination of cats, rats, bats and splats come up. Then look at your six cards to see if any of them have the combination that was rolled. If you have the right card — act fast! Throw it down and call out the combination as you try to be the first player to get rid of all your cards and win. Contents: 4 over-sized...
Celtis is basically an othello game with a twist. The shape of the pieces, a 120° angled row of three "stones" with 2 blue stones and 1 green on a face and the reverse on the other, oblige a player to always play the opponent color. The first player to make a 7-row wins. It's an all plastic game, the depressions on the board match the shape of the stones...
Centerpede is a simple game with a slinky movement mechanic and potential for deep strategy. Centerpedes, an Escherian sort of creature, unfold themselves as the game progresses, growing larger and larger to attain more freedom of movement and constricting power to defeat the enemy colony. Joining them are insects called "Workers" that freeload off the...
Cha dango is a very popular Japanese snack. Walk inside the Cha dango store, you can have the bouncing Dango and refreshing green tea. However, one of the waiters is not in his condition; he usually gives you the wrong dango. We apologize for his mistaking your order. If you could help him, maybe he will in return give you an additional Dango for free....
Step into the ancient world of the Mahabharata with Chakravyuha, a strategy board game inspired by the legendary battle formation. This asymmetric game pits daring infiltrators against the wily orchestrator, recreating the tension and tactics of the fabled labyrinth. Game Overview: In Chakravyuha, players embody the roles of infiltrators striving to breach...
Its the 3-D building game with a colorful twist! As players race to build towers using their Chameleon' blocks, there's a surprise with every move - the Chameleon blocks magically change their colors! Place one red block on a tower and the block below turns green. Choose another red block, add it to the tower, and the block below changes to red. You'll...
A tactical game with black and white wooden chips players try to collect. In the beginning, in front of each player lies as a row of mixed up black and white chips. According to different "formulas" printed on cards, players may trade a row of chips (e.g. black-white-white-black) for a different set (e.g. black-black-black). When a formula card is used it...
A game of fast action and hilarious fun. Players race to complete their puzzle first. Face the challenge! All pieces are mixed and divided evenly. Players strategically trade for the pieces they need as they assemble their puzzles behind a partition. A great game for all seasons! Game Summary - Use 1 puzzle and matching photo per player, returning the...
Each player has ten tiles with different patterns of holes. In each turn, they place a tile on the opponent's tile (stack), then turn the board so their opponent's tile is in front of them again. The object is to cover as many holes of the opponent's last tile as possible. The player who manages that better gets the difference between the holes covered by...