A kingdom for a frog! Literally: His Majesty has been turned into a frog and all he can do is sit and croak and ask you for help. So the Prince, Princess, Magician and Knight have to make their way into the forest to find ingredients for the witch’s cauldron to make the antidote. The
Seven racketeers are sharing out their loot and counting honestly around the table: up to seven, back to one, up to seven and so on. The cards on the table show what to do: count aloud or clear your throat? Keep quiet or shout twice? The main thing is: don’t miss your cue! If you
Neologism is the term for a newly-coined word. “Krazy Wordz” is an abundant source of such creative new terminology. Each round, players receive a spoonful of alphabet soup with vowels and consonants – as well as a secret task. In the family edition this is innocent: “A name for the tooth fairy” or “A river
Three rows with nine spaces each: players need to fill in their score sheets with numbers in ascending order. Tough? Not really, but you never know what’s going to happen with the roll of a dice. Which spaces should you keep free to add something in later? Be careful: no number can be repeated in
In the dead of night, twelve guards keep watch over the castle’s precious treasure. But it’s not for nothing that it has the nickname Sleepy Castle: the guards often like to take a little nap on the job. The crafty thieves know this all too well. They lurk, trying to catch two of the guards
When the little dragon Edgar lights up with joy then the children playing will too! Because that means they’ve managed to help him in his search for treasure. You’ll need to find six jewels in this mysterious cave. Which ones exactly are determined by two tiles in front of each player. Children roll a dice
After a last foray out to sea, the old pirates plan to retire to Libertalia. Each player has the same crew on his hand of cards, but decides himself when to bring into play the beggar or bartender, the ship´s boy or the Spanish governor. How these characters act and what loot they get their
Ready, steady, jump! Two grasshoppers are going head to head: teams move the plastic insects by pushing down on their tails and watching them make extraordinary leaps. In the classic version “grazing”, you play at the table as usual. The first team to knock down the grass stalks of their own colour wins. The “Grasshopper-Parcours”
20 cards with 20 illustrations and two rounds in which to convey the related concepts to your teammates, all against the clock. That’s the core of “Sag’s mir! Junior.” An adult player starts: drawing 20 of the game’s 220 cards, turning the sand timer over and describing the concept illustrated. In the first round you
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