Game collection

Capture pieces by comparing sums. A two-player board game where arithmetic shapes your next move.

Play karuta or a memory game with meat photo cards. Discover the official photos as you match and collect.

Stack circus performers to score points. Compete to build a winning performance.

Poker with an unexpected spending twist. Compete with two to four players.

Compete for nobility at the cost of sanity. A territory game for two to four players.

Assign people to influence the crowd. Build scoring combinations with two to four players.

Jump over rows of pieces. Line up three matching suits to solve the puzzle.

Create funny answers by choosing cards. A party game for three to six players.

Big numbers feel great! Representatives of the six continents march together in this parade card game. The 50 cards are two-digit numbers made only of the digits 1 to 5. When two neighboring cards in your hand match (the left card's ones digit equals the right card's tens digit), they join: 15, 52 and 23 become the big number 1523. On your turn you must either play a number from your hand that is bigger than the one on the table, take an end card from the table and insert it anywhere in your hand, or attach one card to an end of the table's number. But you may never rearrange your hand. Read your hand's future, choose what to play and what to pick up, and be the first to empty it. If nobody can beat your number before your turn comes back, it's an Encore and you may play anything. Win two rounds to take the Leader piece. 2–5 players, 15–20 minutes, ages 7+.

Crack your opponent’s hidden color sequence. Use each hint to narrow down the possibilities.