In a game that is about as random as it comes, We Didn’t Playtest This at All is full of silliness and fun that is sure to keep you and your friends laughing the entire game. Activities such as rock paper scissors battles, avoiding getting eaten by dragons and more, this game takes place over the course of about 30 seconds and offers endless play style opportunities to keep each round fresh and exciting. The game is unique in the way that it can be played by as few as 2 people and as many as 20, making it an excellent party game. | Number of players: | 2-15 |
Recommended ages: | 13+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 1-5 minutes |
Wackee Six
In the fast-paced, speed-based card game Wackee Six, you and your friends will try to be the first team or individual players to get the most points by acting fast and playing down 3 right cards. Because there are no dedicated turns, everyone is playing their cards all at once, making it chaotic and crazy. Points are scored by playing all of the 12 different cards you received at the beginning. Over the course of the game, you will also want to get rid of the remaining cards, leaving you with plenty of moves to make in a very short time. | Number of players: | 2-12 |
Recommended ages: | 6+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 10-15 minutes |
Vikings On Board
In Vikings On Board, you and your friends will play as Vikings that are on a seafaring journey. During the game, you will take advantage of different actions on the board in an effort to help your clan grow and succeed on the journey. The ships are made up into a number of different segments that change depending on the actions you take and between the different ships. The end goal is to be the one whose clan has the most pieces on a ship before it gets ready to sail in order to get the most points. | Number of players: | 2-4 |
Recommended ages: | 8+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 30-60 minutes |
This Game is Bonkers!
Taking inspiration from the 1978 classic, This Game is Bonkers is a fun blast from the past that introduces the younger generation to classic board games. In the game, players work to build new tracks using the cards that are given, offering virtually endless replay value as these cards will allow you to create unique tracks each and every game. The object of the game is to be the player that wins 12 points. Included are 40 track cards, 2 dice, 4 plastic scoring pegs, 4 plastic tokens and 4 large “go to lose” cards. | Number of players: | 2-4 |
Recommended ages: | 8+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 25-45 minutes |
The Logo Board Game
Put your knowledge of different brands and logos to the test with the Logo Board Game. In the game, you will answer questions about different logos in order to move forward on the game board, which will challenge both adults and children alike to use their knowledge about brands they see often, including everything from candy bars to mobile apps to cars. The game comes with 1,200 trivia questions to be answered. The first player to get enough right to get to the end of the board is the winner. It is for ages 12 and up. | Number of players: | 2+ |
Recommended ages: | 12+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 30-60 minutes |
Takenoko
In Takenoko, your goal is to cultivate different plots of land and irrigate them in order to begin to grow a variety of bamboo, including pink, yellow and green. You are doing this in an effort to help take care of the Nippon emperor’s giant panda by way of growing a huge bamboo plantation. Every turn, you can see what the weather is like and then make the choice between irrigating land, trying for a new plot, feeding the panda, growing bamboo or drawing an objective card. The player who finishes 7 to 9 objectives and has the highest score wins. | Number of players: | 2-4 |
Recommended ages: | 13+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 45 minutes |
Stratego
In this timeless game of capture the flag, Stratego pits you and another player against each another to be the first to capture the other team’s intel. The game has classic elements such as red versus blue with the added element of science fiction that makes it even more exciting. Through Stratego Board Game, you can deploy your troops, command your armies and test your strategy skills to see who can outsmart who. The game is great for both experienced Stratego players and beginners alike and is designed for 2 players aged 8 and up. | Number of players: | 2 |
Recommended ages: | 8+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 30-60 minutes |
Snug as a Bug in a Rug
In Snug as a Bug in a Rug, you will work together as a team to help stop stinkbugs from taking over! Work together to save the colorful bugs and get them cozy and snug before the stinkbugs arrive. In this game, children will learn things such as counting, shapes, matching, numbers and more. Turn-taking is a big part of this game, so it will strengthen their patience as well. Beyond this, cooperative games are able to help with emotional development and shared decision making as well. The game is for ages 3 and up. | Number of players: | 2-4 |
Recommended ages: | 3+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 10-15 minutes |
Scrimish
In the strategy card game Scrimish, you and your friends will try to outsmart the other in a test of memory and strategy skills. The object of the game is to attack the other players’ crown cards with the different cards of your own. The game comes with 25 blue cards and 25 red cards, including the crown cards that you need. Inside of each of the packs are premium cards that make the game even more interesting. The game is designed for 2 players and offers endless replay value, giving you more than your money’s worth. | Number of players: | 2 |
Recommended ages: | 5+ | |
Estimated playtime: | 10 minutes |