Family Games, Page 6

Canasta is a true gaming classic. However, the cards needed to play it can also be used for bridge, rummy, or poker. The deck contains 108 double-headed cards with a traditional design. Card games are not only great fun on rainy afternoons or winter evenings, but also an excellent tool for training a sharp mind. The package contains: 108 cards in a paper box

Starleap is an intergalactic race between space-faring animals in a prestigious affair hosted by King Wa from planet Amphibia. Each player is in charge of a team of 3 frogs who are racing back home. The objective of the game is to have the most points. Points are gained by collecting bugs along the way and by finishing before the other players.    

The King is on the hunt for a new Royal Bugler and the royal family’s quirky tastes make this a tough job! Craft the longest, most twisted trumpet while decorating it with flags, birds, and musical notes to maximize your score. Race to complete Royal Decrees while secretly fulfilling the Queen’s personal objectives. Timing is key as you activate King’s Favor scrolls on your player board for...

In Peanuts Talent Show, 2–4 players compete in a fast and lively card game that combines trick-taking with light deck-building. Each round, you’ll lead your cast of performers like Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Woodstock, and more, into the spotlight. Win tricks to earn Coins, then use them to recruit new acts and expand your deck with bigger talents. Peanuts Talent Show! plays in about 30 minutes,...

Tulip Season is a euro‑style tile‑laying game where players build colorful tulip fields and claim them with windmills. Points are earned through public goals revealed at the start and personal greenhouse goals added during play. The winner is the farmer who best combines tile placement with scoring bonuses to create the most valuable fields.

Two mini-expansions for Tulip Season. Requires the base game.

Start buying, repairing and selling real estate. Competition is tough but your ability to make quick decisions and your speed of execution are real assets. Finance your purchases by collecting rents and hope to be able to send everything for a walk, to finally leave you to rest under the sun for the rest of your days.

In the depths of the seas, octopuses compete for treasures left behind by surface dwellers; they collect and stack them in their secret lairs.  

It has long been thought that earthworms were slow creatures with no ambition. It is not so. They dream of conquering the world but suffer from internal conflicts that prevent their great project from taking shape.

It's showtime in Kabuki Tricks, with players becoming producers of Kabuki performances in which the quality of showmanship depends on the number of tricks to be won.   

Single player mode for Tokaido, Funforge game version.

Dear travelers, welcome to the Japanese island of Shikoku! In the game Tokaido Duo, two players will embark on a threefold spiritual journey to the smallest of Japan's main islands. As a pilgrim, visit gardens, beaches, shrines, and hot springs. As a merchant, collect and sell traditional souvenirs. And as a painter, immortalize the island's beautiful panoramas in a painting that you will give...

In Havana you acquire victory points by constructing buildings, available as tiles displayed on the table. To take a building you must pay its requirements - some combination of money, workers and building materials. More difficult combinations yield more victory points.

Green Team Wins is back with Holiday Party, a 105-card expansion that decks the halls, lets it snow, and jingles all the way. Mix (and mingle) these new questions with your other Green Team Wins cards — or tear off the gift paper and play with them right out of the box.

Building a teenage-full wizardry college in the middle of a cursed swamp didn't seem a bad idea, somehow. At least, not until the Evil Sorcerer showed up with his little minions, craving total annihilation and with no teachers to defend you in sight!

Lords of Worlds is a tile‑collecting game where players build planets by chaining terrain types for points. Assistants and architects help secure deals and guide construction, while carts move to gather tiles. When the game ends, the player with the most Victory Points from their planetary chains wins.

Tropicalia is a worker‑placement game where players gather and sell fruit across a shifting island. Earnings are used to buy buildings and events that expand each player’s personal board with bonuses and points. The winner is the one who builds the most valuable island by the end of the game.

Penguin Kaboom is a fast‑paced cooperative dice game where players act as a penguin squad defusing bombs in Penguinvania. Each mission offers unique challenges as the team races against time to stop the villainous Orca Bomber. Quick rolls, smart teamwork, and escalating tension decide whether the city is saved or blown to icy rubble.

Everyone in town is looking for a cozy little café where they can relax with a good book, something to nibble on, and, of course, some delicious caffeinated beverages. As a capybara with a love for coffee, it’s always been a dream of yours to open your own shop. Now is the perfect time! But you’re not the only one opening your doors in hopes of enticing customers. Rival coffee shops are popping...

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.

The Yellow House is a fast‑paced card game built around hand management and clever card play. Players debate artistic themes by either playing cards to make claims or discarding to reinforce arguments, aiming to outmaneuver rivals. Victory comes from timing and cunning, as the winner is the one who empties their hand and delivers the final word!

Expansion for Sea Salt & Paper base game.