We finally landed an apprenticeship at Morty Sorty’s world-famous Magic Shop and are tackling our first task there: sorting incoming ingredients sensibly onto three shelves. All we have to do is follow the ascending number sequence on the jars; otherwise, we have free rein. However, we want to shine with a well-thought-out arrangement and earn
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Layer by layer, the young bakers stack their cake. But do the layers actually match? Using only their sense of proportion, children try to choose a new cake layer so that as many fillings as possible align with the previous one — and ideally, with the ones before that as well. Each match earns them
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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Many card games want you to play cards from your hand onto a communal discard pile with the winner being the first player to get rid of all their cards. ‘Passt nicht!’ turns this well-known concept on its head. In order to score points at the end of a round, you’ll need to not be
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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A children’s birthday party needs balloons, a wooden train with candles on top, presents and cakes. Players will need to roll these up on the dice and mark off each of them on their own score sheets. Some things need to be crossed off in a certain order, some need more than one symbol to
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Apples, corn and berries will get Quacks the donkey and his friends’ motors running. These are the stars of the wild race game “Quacks & Co.”, the child-friendly reimplementation of “The Quacks of Quedlinburg”, which won the Kennerspiel des Jahres award in 2018. Like its big brother, the children’s version sees players drawing tokens out
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Children are literally searching for a needle in a haystack. There’s no real straw on the table of course, but stacks of hay cards in which lots of different things are hidden. Not just a needle but animals are waiting to be discovered too. By offering a piece of their favourite food you can entice
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Just saving the world – that’s all that’s being asked of you in this co-operative, card-based game. Players take on the role of world powers, each responsible for five important projects aiming to solve climate change as well as the world’s social problems. For example, Europe is working to phase out fossil fuels and the
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