Pitch, by whatever point-variant is played, is in the similar vein as Spades and Bridge as a trick taking game. Play uses a standard deck of 52 cards. Players partner with the player across from them and are each dealt 9 cards. The bid begins to the dealer's left at a minimum of four points and goes around the table, with players increasing the bid based...
Pitch Fleet is an action/dexterity game. Competing over several stages, players are divided into two teams and compete to arrive at the goal planet first. Players can also gain points by landing on satellites, completing the missions on the cards, or even pushing out the starships of opponents! Don't worry if you don't have confidence with your motor...
The Game of the Sixty Second Screen play With a deck of 53 illustrated movie cliches, Players will take turns pitching competing movies. A third player- the Producer, judges which pitch wins. That winner goes on to Produce the next round. And so forth, until the deck runs out or people need a nap. Whomever has the most winning pitch cards at the end of the...
In Pixel Clash, 1-6 people can work alone or fight as a team to take down a deadly Dragon and its minions. The theme of the game is Colourful, Fantasy and Pixel Art. During setup, each person selects a Player card (e.g. Wizard) selects a Dragon to face-off against (e.g. Blue Dragon) and then the Dragon Action deck is setup (a collection of 14 random Dragon...
Pixel Star is an expandable and easy to learn 2-4 player space skirmish game, with unique dice drafting action and little pixel ships that pop out of stat cards. An entire fleet can fit in your pocket and be played on any table. Build your fleet of pixel ships, pop them out of their stat cards, roll all the action dice for the round, and take turns...
Unleash your unlimited imagination with limited blocks in Pixelate, the bad pixel art game from Ridley's Games! Make an array of weird and wonderful creations with colorful wooden pixel blocks for other players to guess. The better you do, the less blocks you have to work with, until you're hilariously trying to make a lightbulb with only 4 pixels!...