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Slingz is a dynamic card game in which you're trying to shout out answers faster than ever before.
Slingz is a dynamic card game in which you're trying to shout out answers faster than ever before.
Wild Wild Taco is a crazy and fast-paced card game that follows on from the hit Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza. It introduces new characters, special action cards, and a completely new rule where the taco is always "wild." Players take turns turning over cards, and when they match, they must quickly perform an action and slap the deck—the first player to get rid of all their cards wins.
In Otters, you play the role of a playful otter who searches for the most valuable pearls.
The Portuguese canning industry developed throughout the 20th century, going through periods of great splendor and of extraordinary importance in the social fabric of communities close to fishing centers. After the huge growth due to the immense supply of troops in Europe that World War II brought, the industry went through a period of stability with the consolidation of the quality of the...
Find the right invitations, choose illustrations according to the mood of the rabbits, and prepare a joyful Sunday celebration together. Dixit Kids brings children a gentle story full of emotions. Dixit Kids transports children's imaginations to a world of rabbits preparing for the rabbit postmaster's birthday party. Players work together to find the right invitations, make decisions based on...
Discover the ancient art form of Tea Dragon care-taking within The Tea Dragon Society Card Game, based on the graphic novel The Tea Dragon Society.
Imposters are causing mayhem in Canada—race your friends in this fast-paced party game by reacting quickly the cards by doing silly actions, but be careful—some players are sneaky imposters trying to throw you off! Catch them before it’s too late - Eh!
A Knizia classic! Play cards, claim animal figures, and push their value.
Did you know wombat poo is shaped like cubes? It’s true! In this game you take turns stacking poo cubes of different sizes onto a teetering tower. Choose the right time to score one point per cube in the tower and exit the round. But don’t wait too long, or the tower will fall over and you’ll score nothing!
Collect as many ingredients as you can to make the most beautiful cake, but watch out for unexpected surprises! Who will be the best baker?
The Djeco Fruit Magik board game offers a unique sensory challenge, where players must catch various fruits with their eyes closed, guided only by instructions from their teammates. The game is ideal for developing communication skills and cooperation.
Galaxy Path Djeco – a space-themed logic challenge! Become a rocket navigator and find the only correct path to the right planet! This clever puzzle uses interconnected domino pieces to create the correct route through space.
Pickle Grab is a fast‑paced party game where players flip cards until a Pickle or Plate appears. Everyone races to grab the right item—quick reflexes matter, and grabbing the wrong one costs you cards. The game ends when someone runs out of cards, and the player with the most cards wins.
Sea Salt & Paper: Extra Salt These additional cards require the Sea Salt & Paper base game. The jellyfish used with swimmers immobilize your opponents. The lobster played with the crab allows you to take a card from the top five of the draw pile. The basket of crabs is worth 1 point per crab.
Mindbug: Battlefruit Kingdom is a stand-alone game of Mindbug about a Kingdom of Pineapple Paladins fighting the mighty Lychee King. Plant your fruit and vegetable creatures, protect them from your opponent, and Harvest their crazy abilities. Being a stand-alone game, Mindbug: Battlefruit Kingdom can be played on its own, or mixed with any other Mindbug sets.
In Fearless, you walk through a gloomy forest and try to stay on the safe path. If you still wander astray, you try to turn back again as close as possible.
In Formidable Farm, you tirelessly try to fulfill the wishes of the village population for field crops.
In Wool Street, players buy and sell cards representing woolen garments in six different types, hoping to collect those that score points while selling off those that bring penalties. On their turn, players draw a card and must place it on a pile of the same garment type (e.g., sweaters with sweaters). Then, they can choose to sell a garment card by placing it in the center of the table or buy...

