From the box: The classic Chinese game of tower building On each turn try to complete the tower on the purple base. One move allows you to break a stack at any point and place it on another... ... but you must have your three sections one on top of the other to win! Components: 12 tower sections, 3 each in 4 colours 1 roof 1 purple base 1 game board 1 die...
This is a placement game played on a 9 x 9 grid. The grid is a repeating pattern of 3 different colors, yours, your opponent’s and a neutral color. Your goal is to create patterns using your pieces to score points. If the patterns are made by pieces on your colored squares, you score more points. Patterns enclosing larger areas or shapes score more points....
The game of PAH-TUM is played on a board of 7x7 squares. Like it's distant relatives Renju, Pente, Gomoku, Naughts and Crosses, and Tic-Tac-Toe, players alternate in an attempt to form collections of markers which score points. Many online pages state that the game dates back to Mesopotamia and Assyria 3800 years ago. However, in reality, there does not...
Palago is a tile placement game in which players strive to form closed groups of their colour. Two players, White and Blue, share a common pool of 48 hexagonal arch tiles. Each tile contains a white arch and a blue arch, and may be oriented in three ways such that the corner colours are the same for each rotation. White starts by placing two adjacent...
Palagonia is an alternative game played with Palago tiles, but it is not at all a variant of Palago. Palago is a two player perfect information abstract, Palagonia is a game of luck, creativity and co-operation for 3 to 5 players. Players add tiles to a central pattern to form closed shapes which are called "creatures". The roll of the dice may cause tiles...
The game is a duel based on pawns which have different symbols drawn and in different numbers. Each player has 12 pawns distributed randomly (or not, to be chosen at the start) in 2 lines of 6, slightly offset from each other. On one side of the board is a sign representing the "even" and on the other the "odd". On your turn, either you advance a pawn to...
It is a cooperative game. Every Player has 8 playing pieces. 4 of them are speed markers. Object of the game is to group 8 playing peices round so called palaver-places. As every player has only 4 stones in play everybody needs a partner to win. Stones may move 1 space in their first turn. you can change speed every turn by one (up or down) Max. Speed is...
Palette features a deck of cards, each of which displays one of six colors and some which display the designation, goal card. Players are dealt a hand of cards and take turns playing one card and then replenishing. A goal card is played into one of four slots in a central area; the other cards are played into players' individual tableaux. Special cards...
Palette Swap is a 2-4 player logic puzzle game in which you are given a 'palette' of primary colors that you mix, match, and swap with your fellow artists in order to complete your schemes to win the game. If you're clever you can complete multiple schemes in a single turn, and close attention is rewarded if another artist creates the scheme you were after...
In the distant, uninhabited meadow, there are adorable gnomes who love to sing. Every day they gather together and sing in the meadows, each tribe competing with the others in singing. But gnomes are a very particular species. Even when it comes to singing, there are strict rules to follow. There are rules about how to line up and where to stand. Now...
In the year 2202, you fly in a space freighter to the recently discovered dwarf planet Gong, which is orbited by a ring of space junk. You have been warned that a gigantic tornado is sweeping across the surface of the dwarf planet, whirling dust, sand, and junk into space. Is this the result of an ecological collapse that may have led to the end of...
A real-time dexterity game played by two teams. The teams race to use a plastic spatula to balance plastic pancakes in a stack in the right order without the stack falling over. The game is set up with 15 feet between the supply of pancakes and the plate where they are to be piled, and players on a team take turns using the spatula. Thus, the game takes...