In “Toy Battle” we strategically place rubber ducks, monkeys, robots, and unicorns to either capture the opponent’s headquarters or collect as many medals as possible for surrounded areas. To do this, we place the units of our motley crew of toys on spaces on the game board to make the best use of their respective
In the left corner: Shango and Milady. In the right corner: Ching Shih and Mephisto. In this card battle, we select our team from the twelve available characters and then we let the cards decide. Each character has their own unique fighting style—with advantages and sometimes disadvantages. After each round, we add a new card
Two decks of cards—two players. Two decisions per turn: the left or the right card? The front or the back? On each card, children find beautifully illustrated Mookies from one of five families. Will they choose the Plant Mookie, the Fossil Mookie, or perhaps the Sun Mookie? The chosen card goes to their own pile—with
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Good things come from above. That’s because Lino the mammoth rolls all the resources the Stone Age village needs down the mountain: wood, stones, berries, and crystals. At the bottom, the village children wait and memorize which resource tokens have rolled into which cave. With these, they build important items for the community: rafts and
Which animals have we seen so far? Two chickens, three pigs, and a cat? Or was it three pigs, two cats, and one chicken? And what about the dolphins and rabbits? Some might already be shaking their heads skeptically — and they’d be missing out on a clever little memory game. In „Foxy“, we reveal
Once upon a time, there was a classic game: „HiLo: Dein Königreich“ draws on one of the most beloved gameplay ideas and transports it to a magical realm. In the beginning of the game, each player has twelve cards laid out in two rows. By the end, everyone has built their own kingdom — populated
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Tea-cup. Two steps. Por-ce-lain. Three steps. Or just “tea” for one? With their animal pawns, children go star-hunting across the night sky. But they don’t need dice to move — a look at the picture card their pawn is on is all it takes. A word, related to the picture, determines how many spaces we’re
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Three times three – that’s how you win the game of ‘Trio’. The game is made up of three sets of cards numbered one to twelve – some will be in players’ hands, others face-down in the middle of the table. The aim is to carefully interrogate your opponents to find three sets of three:
Big gems, small gems, lots of slightly differently sized gems in all shapes and colours: that’s what this game is all about. You are trying to find the gems that have fallen out of the goblin king’s crown. The tricky part is that you can’t see the colours, as the 81 different gem tiles are
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