Games for Children, Page 27

Keep your mind sharp and solve the mysteries of nature! Where did the apple you're eating come from? Think, train your logical thinking and connect the puzzle pieces. Develop your observation skills and hand-eye coordination as you explore the fascinating world of nature! A game for 1 or more players aged 3 and up. Game time per game is 10-20 minutes.    

In Rafter Five, you and your fellow players want to build as large a raft as possible — but you want to end up being the only one who can board it.  

For Sale is a quick, fun game nominally about buying and selling real estate. During the game's two distinct phases, players first bid for several buildings then, after all buildings have been bought, sell the buildings for the greatest profit possible.

Deep in the barren wastes lies the famed Saurian market at Hornhelm, where merchants from across Ulos gather to hawk their wares. On display are fine fabrics, aromatic spices, and a variety of impressively crafted goods. Of particular interest to you are the merchants selling specialized gear that can increase the speed of your labour and the accuracy of your maps. Improve your tradecraft by...

From the grassy plain of Kethra’s Steppe rise the twin spires of Redtooth Peak and Goldbelly Mountain. In addition to charting the terrain around these mountains, you must rekindle the mysterious beacons atop their summits. These fires once burned every night to represent the eye of Kethra, goddess of thresholds and gates. Queen Gimnax hopes that renewing their flames will gain her the...

Chill winds howl across the Frozen Expanse, where the Kaiika make their home and fearsome Frost Giants lumber through the snow. Queen Gimnax sent you to this cursed place with the fruits of a past expedition: the torn scraps of a map, partially finished by another cartographer who did not survive the journey. Now it’s up to you to finish mapping the Frozen Expanse with the work of an ill-fated...

Cartographers: Heroes: The Neoprene Game Mat is a playmat for the popular game Cartographers. The Kartographer's Pattern is a new and popular game for the Cartographer's Map! The playmat can also be used to play with the base game Cartographers.

Welcome to the Big Bad - a sleepy little town overwhelmed by crime. Fatal secrets, vicious muggings and cold-blooded murder are the order of the day. The local police are completely unable to keep up with events and take effective action. We desperately need your help!MicroMacro is a cooperative detective game. Together you will solve intricate criminal cases, find out motives, search for...

Did you enjoy the sweet feeling of playing Munchkin Babies? Have you experienced symptoms of baby fever? You're in luck: Munchkin Babies 2 - Stork Naked will make you feel like a newborn again, without any work on your part! Add this 56-card expansion to your Munchkin Babies game - or to any Munchkin fantasy game.Everything is developmentally appropriate, and after all that fighting, babies are...

Hurry Up Chicken Butt is akin to a game of "hot potato", but with a chicken-shaped shaker that clucks and holds the dice, with players needing to complete silly challenges in order to pass the chicken.

It's the "Extreme" version of "Nine Tiles" - now more chaotic than ever before!

Pop open the tube and start chucking dice with family and friends! In Chicken!, players will be rolling dice each turn—pressing their luck to score more Chickens while avoiding those foxes. On a turn, a player must choose to roll all the dice passed to them or "Chicken Out" to roll fewer dice. Players will score points from the Chickens they roll, but they will bust (and score no points) if 3...

INTRODUCTIONWhether at work, in the evenings or over the weekend, “fika” is an integral part of Swedish life and is much more than just a coffee break. It’s about making space in your daily life to chat over a hot drink, as you nibble delicious pastries. In Fika, you are a street café owner trying to outearn your competitor, by skillfully arranging the cards in your own café and manipulating...

Numerous cards with different exclamations! You have to build the face that matches your card best. You can also just take a good, matching selfie, but you can always use the face parts in the box. The amount of face parts is limited, but the expressions you can make are uncountable. If everyone can find the matching card to your face, you win. Can you express emotions with your face, so that...