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.

Guess what other players find acceptable. A conversation game about personal values.

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.

Collect the dog, monkey and pheasant to claim the title. A set-collection game for two to five 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.

Outflank your opponent in a forest-themed classic. Turn fox and tanuki pieces to your side.

Build scoring sets with hanafuda cards. Call koi-koi to keep playing and aim for more points.

Read your opponents in Texas Hold’em. Play with two to four players.

Roll five dice and build scoring combinations. Choose which dice to keep and when to score.

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

Be the first to make a line of four. A quick game of placement and blocking.

Sow acorns around the board. Plan each move to collect them in your goal.

Connect your sides of a hexagonal board. Build a path while blocking your opponent.

Roll three dice into a bowl. Challenge the banker with your scoring combination.

Be the first to line up five pieces. Every move can create a threat or stop a rival.

Jump diagonally to capture pieces. Plan your path across the board in this classic duel.

Bid for the picture cards you can win. Work through each trick to fulfill your declaration.

Hop across a star-shaped board. Find clever chains of jumps to reach the opposite side.

Play a four-player East round. Calls and riichi are part of the full game.

Captured pieces become yours to use. Discover the possibilities of Japan’s classic strategy game.

Plan your moves in a classic game for two. Coordinate your pieces and threaten the opposing king.