New rules. New kittens. New chaos. This is the riskiest version of Exploding Kittens! Play an epic duel between good and evil with the brand new Armageddon cards!

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New rules. New kittens. New chaos. This is the riskiest version of Exploding Kittens! Play an epic duel between good and evil with the brand new Armageddon cards!

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Poetry for Neanderthals is a party game in which players earn points by having their teammates guess words and sentences. The tricky thing is that you are only allowed to speak in words with one syllable. If you use longer words you may be hit twice with the inflatable club. The team with the most points wins! This Not Save For Work edition is perfect for your group of friends!

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Whine Night is a card game for 2-8 players where stories are told and questions are answered using 300 different cards. After everyone votes on whose lament was the best, the player with the most votes gets a point!

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Unmask the Werewolves is controlled by a game leader. Each player is assigned a role. This can involve ordinary citizens and werewolves, but also special characters such as the barber, the seer or the gunman. Each character does something special. At night, the game leader tells everyone to close their eyes and always calls up the characters, who can then perform their trait. The werewolves eliminate a civilian at the end of the night. When day comes again, the citizens discuss the events of the previous night in a meeting and they can try to eliminate a werewolf. But because the werewolves themselves also participate in the meeting, that decision is usually not easy… Unmask the Werewolves is an ideal game for children's parties, camping events and basically all those moments when you are with a lot of people. Success is assured, especially if you manage to create a mysterious atmosphere with candles or a campfire. The Games Friends: “ The cards in our version of Werewolves of Wakkerdam are completely worn out and that is not due to the poor quality of the game material. No, that's because of the many, many games of Werewolves. As far as we are concerned, this is the perfect party game!"

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Get to know the exciting world of the Sound Box! This innovative game lets you listen to sounds that other players make and challenges you to use creativity and deductive skills to guess the concepts on the sound cards. At the start of each round, a Guesser is appointed and the remaining players are the Noisemakers. Each Noise Maker is randomly assigned a card. Once the hourglass starts, everyone starts making the sound of the concept written on their card at the same time! And when they stop, the Guesser has to, as the name suggests, guess which cards match the sounds they were making. The more sounds you guess, the further along the soundtrack you go. If you manage to reach the crown, you win the game! Prepare for 13 seconds of hilarious acoustic extravaganza! Have you ever heard the sound of a giant monster attacking a tennis match on a stormy night? Well, something like that could definitely happen to you! Whether you want to enjoy a fun game night with friends and family or are looking for exciting and entertaining entertainment, a game of Sound Box guarantees hours of fun. Stimulate your senses and crack your brain as you discover the musical magic of Sound Box!

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At No Context you make connections using random artwork from the amazing webcomic creator Mr. Lovenstein! At the start of the game, each player is assigned one of up to 7 target images that they try to get the other players to guess to earn points! These images are selected from some of the most unforgettable panels from the Mr. range. Lovenstein. In turn, players choose another panel from the comparison row and place it in one of the spaces on their game board. They place the card with the green check mark side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way, or with the red x side up to indicate that their target image matches this card in some way somehow does not match this card. Each player can repeat this process 3 times to give the other players some clues when guessing. If at any time a player feels confident that he knows which target picture belongs to another player, he can place his corresponding numbered betting card face down on that player's betting spot. Players only have one copy of each betting spot, so make sure you choose your time well or know the risks if you go early. Once all bets have been placed, players take turns revealing the guesses made about their card and which card was actually theirs. Correct bets earn points in the order they are placed, so players who wait too long could miss out on points even if they were correct. Be ready to explain yourself after the round is over, because hearing the thoughts behind why your friends made the connections they did is the most fun part of the game!

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These 3 friends are super cute and show up when you least expect them. They love it when you remember their names and you call them at the right time!

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It's a sequel to the award-winning deduction game of the future - and also of the past! Get ready for a great time as you travel through the most exciting eras and countries! Unmask a spy in a Neanderthal Cave or a Lunar Base, hide in a WWI Airship or Leonardo's studio, and do your best not to reveal all the secrets of the Japanese ninja or a Spanish entity where you certainly didn't expect it! Spyfall: Time Travel is a standalone sequel to Spyfall - an easy-to-learn party game that features bluffing, suspicion, probing questions and clever answers. At the start of each round, players receive a secret card with information about the group's location, except for one player who receives the spy card instead. The spy doesn't know where he is, but if he can guess the location before his cover is discovered, he wins the round! This game is fully compatible with other games from Spyfall.

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50 pitch-black riddles about love with all its dark sides: about dark secrets, fateful passion, insane actions and deadly consequences. The stories are inspired by film, literature and famous people, but also by reality: Stories taken from life. And they make the blood in your veins clot! By asking, guessing and puzzling, you can discover the deepest abysses of human desires. The Games Friends: “ Black Stories is always surprising and super fun to play with friends or together on holiday. We have already solved many of them, but we are still looking for the best questions for the Riddle Master. We are fans!”

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Novice drivers, choose the coolest car, tighten your helmets, ready your thumbs and accelerate with your voice! Either cooperative or competitive, in Turbo Kidz you want to be the first to reach the finish line in a series of hilarious races... blindfolded! Before each race, drivers cover their eyes and must draw their course as quickly as possible while still staying on the road. Their co-pilot guides them with their voice, while they move the driver's thumb like a joystick to keep them from going off the road. Tear up the track on sixteen unique courses, stay ahead with turbo boosts and customize your car with gadgets to send your opponents spinning and into the ditch while you race to victory!

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The party continues with Hitster Guilty Pleasures! The best party game now comes with a new edition, this time with the worst hits of the past decades. Build your timeline shamelessly with Guilty Pleasures because let's face it, secretly everyone can sing along to them, right? Hitster is the music game where you don't have to be a music expert. Your chance of winning increases if you can also name the artists and titles of the song.

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One player reads a question where the answer is a number. The active player must guess a number close to - but not higher than - the correct answer. Players take turns making a guess that is higher than the previous player's, or they shout "Dare" if they believe the previous player has guessed too high. When "Dare" is called, the answer is checked and the player who got it wrong has to keep the card for "Silly Goose points". Once a player has collected a certain number of cards, the game ends, and the player with the most Silly Goose points loses. Everyone who remains wins. Almost no table space is required, so the game works well as a party game in almost any setting. "How Dare You?" Comes with 2 optional advanced rules that make the game more interesting: "Doubling": If you guess a number that is at least twice as high as the previous player's, you get a "doubling card." This card negates one "Silly Goose point". This variant tempts players to make higher gambles. "Double Dare": When challenged, you can accept the challenge and check the answer, or you can respond with a "Double Dare". The player who is wrong now receives a double penalty (two cards instead of one). But the player who started the challenge now has the option to back out and withdraw their challenge. If they do, they must instead guess a higher number before the round continues as normal.

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A set of spare parts for Klask: 2 pawns, 5 white pucks and 3 orange balls.

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Looking for a party game for small and large groups that your 6-year-old daughter, friendly families with teenagers and your grandmother in her 80s can participate in? Then look no further! For Cards vs Gravity, all you need is a bottle and the play materials in the box. The waterproof cards allow you to place the bottle anywhere: on a table, in the sand on the beach, in the pub or at the edge of the pool. Fun guaranteed! This funny and cheerful party game is fun for anyone who just wants to play something light-hearted. From family gatherings, bachelor parties, children's parties to all together in the pub. Put an empty bottle on the table and you can play. Everyone can participate! In Cards vs Gravity you balance cards on a bottle. A magnetic disk keeps things in balance for a fairly long time. Each turn you take a card and place it in a card of the same color or hang it on it. If nothing falls, it is the next player's turn. If cards fall from the bottle, you will receive penalty points. Whoever has the fewest penalty points at the end of the game not only beats gravity, but also his fellow players! Do you want to introduce Cards vs Gravity at a children's party, with many people in the pub or at a festival, for example? Then you can also skip writing down the penalty points. If cards fall from the bottle, you simply give that player a nice assignment. Get drinks for everyone, do ten push-ups or sing a song. Let your imagination run wild and make Cards vs Gravity an unforgettable evening!

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Open the box and start rolling the dice with your family and friends! InChicken! players will roll dice each turn - trying their luck to score more chickens while trying to avoid the foxes. On a turn, a player must choose to roll all the dice passed, or call "Chicken Out" so they have fewer dice to roll. Players will score points with the chickens they roll, but they will not score points if 3 or more foxes appear on their dice. For each Egg symbol rolled, a die is taken from the Box. If a player chooses to "Chicken Out" at the start of their turn, they lose a point for cowardice, but they may place all yellow and orange dice back in the Slot. The first player to reach 25 points with their chickens wins the game!

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Klask is a dynamic game with fast action, agility and tactics! Klask is not only great fun to play, it also requires tactical insight and quick hands and brains. Do you have great hand-eye coordination? Or do you want to defend stiffly, provoke your opponent and hit back at the right time? Everyone in the house will want to join in on this award-winning two-player game. You can't get enough of it! Klask's magnetic game mechanism is unique and challenging for young and old. The players have control over the magnets under the Klaskbord. Both players try to score while avoiding the white pawn magnets in midfield.

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Klask is a dynamic game with fast action, agility and tactics! Klask is not only great fun to play, it also requires tactical insight and quick hands and brains. Do you have great hand-eye coordination? Or do you want to defend stiffly, provoke your opponent and hit back at the right time? Everyone in the house will want to join in on this award-winning four-player game. You can't get enough of it! Klask's magnetic game mechanism is unique and challenging for young and old. The players have control over the magnets under the Klaskbord. All players try to score while avoiding the white pawn magnets in midfield.

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Freehand is a creative party game where anyone can create a masterpiece! Each round, picture cards are placed in the center of the table, and each player secretly chooses one to use as inspiration. The goal is to paint something close enough to your inspiration that everyone can guess which image you chose. The twist? You paint with blocks! The players must use a wooden "artist pen" to push mini-cubes around and create an abstract masterpiece that evokes the picture card they have chosen. With a hundred different images to play with, there are endless artistic challenges to dive into!

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Dixit has been inviting players into a special world of creative play for years. Contemporary artists create exceptional, ambiguous images that are perfect for stimulating the imagination and evoking and exploring all kinds of associations with family and friends. But classical art can be just as inspiring! Dixit: MNK contains 84 brand new cards that you can use as an alternative card deck or combine with a set from one of the base games. They contain fragments of works of art from the collection of the National Museum in Krakow, including Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Lady with the Ermine', Olga Boznańska's 'Girl with Chrysanthemums', Jacek Malczewski's 'Young Poland' and Jan Matejko's 'Wernyhora'. This unique extension allows you not only to discover a world of unconventional associations, but also to wander through the galleries of the MNK and be enchanted by the art of different eras.

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It's 1947 and you're part of Hollywood's booming film industry. However, the suspicion is that there are communists in your small production studio who are putting "unpatriotic" messages, themes, props and text into your films! Can you find all the communists before your studio is closed down? Or are you yourself suspected and banned from the industry? In the game, each player is secretly a patriot, communist or rising star. Each round, each player has a unique job to perform (such as Screenwriter, Director, Actor, Editor, etc.). These courses influence the type of film that is made that round, which cards the players hold and who receives special information. Players can choose to skip their assignment and instead re-roll two dice in the game. At the end of each round, players with a star on their die may add a card to the film. The added cards are shuffled, one is removed and the rest are revealed. The team with the most symbols (including the symbols on that round's movie poster) wins the round! Indicate the winning team for the round by placing that team's matching film strip on the movie poster. The first team to win 4 rounds wins the game! The Rising Star plays both ways by trying to make the game last 7 rounds and have the 7th round be a draw. Hollywood 1947 is a social deduction game. You should never show your cards or loyalties to anyone, but you can say whatever you want about the cards you put in a movie, or about your true loyalties. An open discussion about what cards you put in a movie is encouraged. However, if you are a communist or a rising star, lying will often help you achieve your goal because the majority of players will be patriots. That's all. Most players get the hang of the game after just a few minutes. So let's make movies, but be careful who you trust! Hollywood 1947 is the 5th standalone game in the Dark Cities series from Facade Games. Previous games in the series include Salem 1692, Tortuga 1667, Deadwood 1876 and Bristol 1350.

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In Keepers, each player takes on the role of Curator. He chooses a word (cannot be a noun!) to describe a card in his hand and announces it. All players, including the Curator, then play a card that they think most or least matches that word. The cards are shuffled and placed face up on a numbered spot in the center of the table. All players then vote and the card that receives the most votes is a "Keeper" and earns its owner a point! Through clever word usage and good clues, one Curator will rise to the top and claim the most Keepers!

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Everyone knows 'the secret' except the chameleon. But who is the chameleon? All players say a word that they associate with "the secret". If you are too specific, the chameleon will find it easy to hide. But if you keep it too vague, you might become suspicious yourself. Once everyone has said a word, the discussion begins… and the bluffing of course! Anyone can accuse anyone, but if you're wrong, the chameleon escapes! To successfully catch the guilty player and win the game, players will have to use all their teamwork and witch hunting skills. However, if you are The Chameleon, the rules are a lot simpler. Become. Not. Witty!

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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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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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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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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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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 party game for terrible people." The game begins with a judge, known as the "Card Czaar", who chooses a black question or fill-in card from the top of the deck and shows it to all players. Each player has a hand of ten white answer cards at the start of each round and deals one card (sometimes two) face down to the Card Czar, representing their answer to the question on the card. The Card Czaar determines which answer card(s) are the funniest in the context of the question or fill-in card. The player who submitted the chosen card(s) is given the Question Card to represent an "Awesome Point", and then the player to the left of the new Card Czaar becomes the new Czaar for the next round. The game continues until the players decide to stop, at which point the player with the most Awesome Points is the winner. So far it sounds like the popular and fairly harmless game "Apples to Apples". Although the games are similar, the humor required is very different. The game encourages players to joke about virtually any uncomfortable or taboo topic, including race, religion, gender, poverty, torture, alcoholism, drugs, sex (yes, really), abortion, child abuse, celebrities, and those everyday little annoyances like “expecting a burp and vomiting on the floor.” Plus, there are a few extra rules. First, some question cards are "Pick 2" or cards, where each participant must submit two cards in order to complete their answer. Secondly, there is also a gambling component. If a question is played that a player thinks has two possible winning answers, he can wager an Awesome Point to play a single second answer. If the betting player wins, he keeps the point wagered, but if he loses, the player who contributed the winning answer takes both points.

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A gang of monsters has stolen all the potions in the kingdom and stored them in a dangerous, sprawling dungeon! Now it's up to you, brave adventurer, to enter the ever-changing corridors, outsmart your opponents and reclaim the precious Potions treasure! Heroes of Barcadia is a board game for 2-6 players, tile-based and with a touch of liquid: your character's health is measured by the drink in your glass. Build your dungeon, battle monsters, collect Power-Ups to upgrade your character's abilities, and use Loot Cards to prevent your opponents from getting to the Grand Drink Guardian first. In this fast-paced, pun-packed party game, nice guys finish last, so come for a battle and bring your thirst for adventure!

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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 Nobjects, a die and a card with six subjects determine what to draw, but you don't draw with pencils, chalk or other materials. Instead, you draw solely with your fingers on the table, creating an image with invisible lines that others try to put together in their heads to guess. The person who recognizes the term then becomes the artist for the next round.

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This expansion allows up to 8 players to play the game.

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The Couples Game is the party game couples have been waiting for. Instead of your standard conversation starter deck, this is an interactive game with challenging questions that can be played 1-on-1 or head-to-head against other couples.

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In Word Traveler you work together to visit all the best places in the city and collect souvenirs. Use directions and a limited number of word cards to guide the other players through your ideal itinerary. When the rest of the group understands what you mean, you score points and earn souvenirs. Collect all the souvenirs during two travel days to win the game!

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Everyone gets a number of pancake cards with all kinds of strange toppings on them. Match your toppings with those of other players to force them to take your pancakes. But be careful! The fewer pancakes you have, the harder it becomes to find the same toppings. Oh, and everyone does this all as quickly as possible and at the same time! The player who is the first to clear all his pancakes earns a pat of butter. And the first player with two sticks of butter wins the game!

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Grab your safety helmet, dangers lurk! This Happy Little Dinosaurs expansion set comes with 2 new characters and 3 new game parts. Danger tokens can force your opponents to take a Danger card and face new setbacks, while Lucky Day cards help you avoid disaster. You could come face to face with Bigfoot or get sucked into a pyramid scheme, so let's hope a shooting star can help you out!

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Match the similarities in this unpredictable card game! ​ Toffe Peer is the perfect game for a fast, frenetic game of fun with family, friends and colleagues! The rules? You can match by item, color or number... but if there is an exact match, all rules are off and it becomes a race against your fellow players to catch the wobbly pear! Be the first to remove all your cards and walk away with the win. ​

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Popular Swedish wooden throwing game for the whole family or with a group of friends. Try to knock over the knights first and then the king. Made of spruce wood, King: 7 x 7 x 30 cm. Now with storage bag!

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The kubb set is made of rubber wood and colored black. This allows you to draw your creations with chalk on the Kubb game and then play with it!

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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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The game Kubb Viking Original comes from Sweden and is a real family game. Kubb is an outdoor game and is played on a flat playing field. Play is almost always on grass, sand, beach or snow could also be possible. Kubb consists of 1 King, 10 rooks, 6 throwing sticks, 4 corner sticks and game rules.

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You and your fellow players work at a coffee shop in Order Overload: Cafe, and to keep your job you must keep all the orders under control. Will you be able to make the right drinks? In a round you deal out a certain number of cards face up and read them out loud so everyone knows what orders have been placed, then you deal these cards face down to the players. You take turns calling out an order that is in someone else's hand. If this doesn't work, you will be eliminated from the game! If you collectively reveal a certain number of potions before everyone is eliminated, you'll have passed the level and are ready to take on more difficult challenges...

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