Who hasn't dreamed of building the best treehouse in the world? Now it's time to live that dream! In Best Treehouse Ever, players compete to build their best treehouse, outfitting their treehouse with cool rooms, while also making sure that their tree doesn't tip over and that their rooms are more impressive than all of their friends' rooms at the end of...
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This promo pack was part of the stretch goals of the 2015 Best Treehouse Ever Kickstarter campaign for all backers that backed at least a single copy of the game. It includes: Advanced Bonus Cards: 6 more Bonus Cards! They are also hidden goals but this time the higher you build your secret formations in your tree, the more points they are worth! Advanced...
It’s time to build another treehouse! In the new stand alone sequel to the Golden Geek Nominated Best Treehouse Ever (Best Card Game, Best Family Game, 2015), Best Treehouse Ever: Forest of Fun, players compete to build their best treehouse, outfitting their treehouse with cool rooms, and creating fun habitats for their favorite furry and feathered...
Bestiarium is a strategy game for two players: White and Black. It is played on the hexes (cells) of an initially empty hexagonal board. The recommended board size is 6 cells per side, though boards of 5 or 7 are also valid. Each player has access to a sufficient supply of stones of their own color. Definitions: A creature is a maximal set of connected...
Bestiary is a simple card driven two player game in which players create chimeras by adding different creature parts. Drawing creature part cards from a common deck, players take turns to put them into play. When a card is played, a control marker is placed on it. Creature parts can be tails, middle parts or heads. A chimera is completed when it has a tail...
Bestiary is a simple card driven draft game in which players create chimeras by adding different creature parts. Each turn, players take turns to draw a card from a pool, then use that card to begin a new chimera, continue one in progress, or complete one. Creature parts include tails, bodies and heads. The game ends when the draw deck runs out; then, the...
Betelgeuse is an abstract game with a space theme; the 397-space hexagonal board depicts Betelgeuse in the center and six other stars near the corners. Players have a supply of stars in their colors. On a turn a player rolls two dice and places one star with each them; the number rolled determines how many spaces away the new star must be from a printed...
A placement game with a goal of highest score. Played on a checker board, or on a drawn square grid. Can easily be adapted to other grids. To Play, first decide which scoring method to use. (see below) Then players alternate, optionally either placing one of their pieces onto an empty light square on the checker board, or passing. The game ends when both...
You've finally found a way in to the home of the spirits and the fae, the Betwixt and Between, a tangled and uncharted web of strange places where most peculiar creatures dwell. Be wary — this land is steeped in ancient magic, and you're far from alone in here... Betwixt and Between is a strategic adventure board game for 1-4 players, mixing eerie European...
So, you’ve decided to return… and this time you come.. somewhat prepared. With artifacts lending you powers... But there’s also new challenges ahead. Traces of faery dust around the land, and new places rearranging the world… Whirlwinds, sacred trees, moon paths... and not to forget, new powerful master spells to learn.... Are you sure you’re ready? The...
Bewere is a short and entertaining card game for 2-5 players. The Game is played in 3 rounds. A round ends when the cards on the playing field form a full moon. Then the players transform into werewolves and try to increase their pack by biting as much villagers as possible. But be careful, you don't want to bite your victims to death. Also be aware of...
The board for the game consists of a plastic tray with nine compartments arranged in a 3x3 grid for holding the playing cards. The cards have either a blue circle or a green circle on them. To start the game, the cards are dealt into the tray, alternating blue and green on each row (i.e. Row 1: B,G,B; Row 2: G,B,G; Row 3: B,G,B). The first player has to...