Test your animal knowledge as you place pawns on illustrated icons of animal traits to describe an animal. Try to get your teammate(s) to guess what the animal is using only visual clues. The person who correctly guesses the most animals wins!
Visual Literacy
Compete to see who can strategically place the most Tetris-like shapes of their color on the board. Each piece must touch another of the same color, but only diagonally on the corners. When players begin to run out of room, it becomes a mad dash to claim territory, block other players, and find creative ways to place a...
In this beautifully designed game, strategically place tiles, then move your game piece along the path created. As other players place tiles, paths connect and cross, leading some pieces to go off-course or off the board completely. The goal is to keep your game piece on the board the longest.
Compete against other artists as you travel the world, creating sculptures by stacking colorful wooden pieces. Choose from ten different cities to visit, each with different a different game mode and method of earning points.
Ready to go crabbing? Develop a secret signal with a partner to use when you have collected 4 cards. If you aren’t caught using your secret signal, then “You’ve Got Crabs!”
The Cat Game is a fun drawing game using cat images. Pick a card from a CATegory, select a cat image, draw a picture around it and see if players can guess the answer!
A portal to another dimension has opened, and monsters are pouring out! Each player will roll the direction dice and the monster dice during their turn. Next, players will rush to be first to slap the correct monster and collect the card. At the end of the game, the player with the most cards wins.
Qwirkle is simple to learn, but surprisingly strategic. Players place up to 6 wooden tiles in a line, matching either the color or shape of the tiles next to it. The strategy comes as you attempt to score a Qwirkle (all six different shapes or colors in a row) without opening up the board for your opponents to score.
Do you know how much a Komodo dragon weighs? Do you know where the Eastern Gorilla lives? Bet on what you know (or what you think you know) or just make an educated guess. Points are awarded for correct answers and for answers that are close.
Which came first – the telephone or the lightbulb? Show off your knowledge (or your educated guesses) and have fun learning in this easy-to-play trivia game.