Oink-Spiele

Take turns playing cards to the rhythm and try to get the highest score in this cooperative game. Join a rap crew and expertly connect the cards to show the audience what you've got! If you reach the target score, you can increase it and move on to the next stage. But be careful, the rhythm doesn't wait for you! A fast response time and teamwork is everything!

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Players in Tiger & Dragon draw tiles from their hand to participate in waves of attack and defense. Be the first player to clear their hand to score points based on one of the ten score cards used in this round. The game contains 38 tiles: 36 numbered tiles with one 1, two 2's, etc. up to eight 8's, along with a tiger and a dragon. Shuffle the tiles face down, then each player takes tiles based on the number of players, with the starting player taking one additional tile. For example, with four players, the starting player takes ten tiles and all other players take nine. At least one tile remains out of play. The starting player attacks by playing a tile from their hand. The next player can choose to either pass or defend the attack by playing the same tile. Note that the dragon defends against every odd numbered tile and the tiger against every even numbered tile. After defending, you place your own tile to attack. If a player passes, the next player can either pass or defend. If all other players pass your attack, place a tile from your hand face down and then choose a new tile to attack again. When attacking with the dragon or tiger, a player can defend with any odd- or even-numbered tile, respectively. The first player to empty their hand wins the round and scores points based on the last tile they played and the specific scorecard for that round. They get 1 bonus point for each time their attack remained undefended. At the end of a round, if a player has scored 10+ points, they win.

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There are six companies that will change the world as we know it! You can be part of their success and become an investor. Try to become rich by making the right decisions! Only the biggest investor can get money out of any company. You must try to read the next steps of your competitors and use your capital and your three hidden cards to win against them and become the largest shareholder! Luck plays a role in this game, but you also have to think about your moves and analyze your competitors! You can play this card game with just a few players, but also with many!

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It's the "Extreme" version of "Nine Tiles" - now more chaotic than ever! After selling over 200,000 times, the popular game "Nine Tiles" has received an advanced version that is now available! Move and rotate your 9 tiles to match a pattern. While the basic rules for arranging tiles to match a theme map are the same as in the regular "Nine Tiles," this version introduces versatile patterns that can be matched based on both color and shape. Will you match the shapes this time? Or the colors?

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Today the jungle fruit shop is busy and lively again. The shop assistants, who are too busy, have started helping customers without checking the new stock that has arrived. Although they haven't checked the inventory, the other employees have probably already checked it. But during all the excitement, they took too many orders... And when that happens, when someone rings the bell, the store manager gorilla will run like a madman out of their office. If they find out that too many orders have been taken... oh, it's too scary to think about that! Beware of the 3 gorilla siblings hanging around and ready to cause trouble!

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A bay full of huge whales and orcas, which is quite popular among whale-watching tourists, is being overrun by four companies. The whales on the other hand seem to enjoy it, sometimes they appear, sometimes they don't... As one of these tour operators you have to decide where to send your boat! If you delay too long, one of the rival companies may pass you by. But sometimes, when your own research isn't enough, you may have to follow a rival company!

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In Town 77 — located just down the road from Town 66 — residents can't stand seeing houses of the same shape or color next to each other. Try to build as many houses as possible, but keep in mind which houses in your hand can be built at the end. In Town 77, each player has a hand of tiles, with each tile showing one of the seven house styles in one of the seven colors/patterns. (The color/pattern of a tile is also visible on the back.) The game contains a total of 49 tiles, one for each possible combination. Each player starts with a random hand of tiles. The first player places a tile in the top left corner of an imaginary 7x7 square. Then each player adds a tile in his turn to a row or column in this square, as long as this tile is adjacent to at least one other tile and the color/house style is not yet present in this row and column. After playing a tile, a player can choose whether or not to draw a new tile. Once you reduce your hand size, you cannot increase it anymore. If you cannot play a tile on a turn, you are out of the game. Once everyone is out of the game, whoever has the fewest tiles in hand — or who played last in the event of a tie — wins. If you play your last tile you win, but if you don't draw any new tiles you risk not being able to play anymore!

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It's harvest season! Search for fruits, make beautiful sets and earn money! But it's not that easy... there are other people who are also looking for fruit. You have to pick them quickly, but for some reason this bunch is full of confusing fruits! Give it everything you've got as you try to pick as many fruits as possible and convert them into sets. This is an exciting tile flipping game that everyone from kids to adults can enjoy! Quickity Pickity is a frenetic game where players must be quick with their hands and their brains. Everyone starts turning over tiles at the same time, looking for a set of fruits of the same color or shape. But, be quick. You must collect your fruits before the hidden monkeys among the fruits end the game. If you can't distinguish the deceptive fruit, it's difficult to make high-scoring sets. This game is fun for both children and adults, and is also recommended for board game beginners.

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In a Grove is a bluffing and deduction game where the player who makes too many false accusations loses the game. The game is played in rounds. Each round, each player receives one of eight silhouettes (numbered 2-8 with one empty), while three silhouettes are placed as suspects in the center of the table and the last silhouette is designated as the victim. You must determine which suspect is the guilty one, either to accuse him or to lure other players into accusing someone who is innocent! All players secretly look at their silhouettes, then pass them to the right and look at the new silhouette they received. The first player of the round secretly looks at two of the three suspects and, if desired, exchanges the victim for one of these suspects. This player then places a colored accusation marker under one of the suspects. The next player looks at the two suspects not marked with an accusation marker, then places their own colored accusation marker, covering any markers already under that suspect. This continues until all four players have placed an accusation marker, with each player not allowed to look at the suspect just accused. The round ends and players reveal the suspects. Who is to blame? The suspect with the highest number - unless the #5 is among the suspects, in which case the suspect with the lowest number is guilty. (The suspect without a number is always innocent.) Anyone who accused the correct suspect gets their charge marker back. Any misplaced markers are turned over with the colored side down and given to the player holding the top marker of the pile. At the end of a turn, if a player has eight or more markers - or has no markers - the game ends and that player loses.

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In Rafter Five you and your fellow players want to build the largest raft possible — but ultimately you want to be the only one who can get on it. To get started, stack the top and bottom of the box together to create a base, then place the five wooden raft beams on the starting card on top of the base. In one turn you lift a raft bar, place a raft card on the playing field, replace the raft bar and then place one of your treasure chests somewhere on the raft...ideally in a precarious position, because if someone else knocks this chest off , they must keep it in their stock. If a player collects five treasure chests from other players in their stash, they are out of the game! (You can knock off your own chests without penalty, but you'll make the game easier for everyone else.)

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You need to create the face that best suits your card. The number of facial parts is limited, but the expressions you can make are countless. If everyone can find the card that matches your face, you win. Can you express emotions with your face so that everyone understands?

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A laughing phantom. Who is the criminal? A mysterious case involving a MacGuffin... the investigators are ready to report their prime suspects and to arrest the criminal. Behind the scenes, however, the Phantom retreats. No one has seen the Phantom... You must be vigilant! While on the lookout for the Phantom, speculate and discover who the criminal really is. This fast-paced, mysterious card game is packed with reasoning and fun. Let the battle begin!

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A chicken named Fafnir usually lays 2 gems per day, but sometimes more. And in addition, the value of a gemstone is also different every time. You can manipulate the playing field by throwing away gems, but you must ultimately try to have as many gems as possible to win the game. Are you great at this? Or will your performance drop like a stone...

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