For instance, a follower placed on a monastery tile is a monk who earns different points than a follower placed on a road tile as a thief. Calculate your moves carefully, because once all the tiles have been played, the player with the most points wins. In this single-player game, try to free the red escape car by maneuvering the cars and trucks out of the way. This will likely take lots of little moves, as the blocking vehicles can only move forward or backward in the direction they are facing.
Traffic Jam comes with 40 different challenges with varying levels of difficulty. Depending on the puzzle, up to 15 cars and tracks can be in the way but, slowly and carefully, you can shift them to free the red car. Buy It: Rush Hour Jr. In Trouble, the goal is to be the first player to get all four of your pieces around the board and back home again. The premise is simple, but there are challenges along the way. For a piece to leave home base, you first have to roll a six.
After that, pieces can advance normally based on the die roll. If another player lands on a spot occupied by one of your pieces, your piece is sent back to home base and has to start the process again. All aboard! The stakes are high in this game to see who can visit the most cities in North America in just seven days. In Ticket to Ride, players lay claim to railroads across the United States and Canada and compete to connect the most cities with their trains.
Draw cards to see what kind of train car you can play or what your next destination might be. Earn points for placing trains and for successfully connecting two destination cities. The game ends when a player has less than two trains remaining, and bonus points are then awarded to the player who created the longest continuous route. The player with the most points wins.
You have a ticket to ride, so where will your journey take you? Move your four pawns around the board and safely navigate them home again in the game of Sorry. Sorry is a competition, and there are two ways to set back your opponents.
Win by being the first to get all four of your pawns home. A scoring system exists if you wish to play multiple rounds of this game. Buy It: Sorry! Each round, players receive three opportunities to roll up to five dice.
After each roll, you can evaluate the dice and choose which, if any, you want to roll again. You are looking for a pattern that will work for one of the 13 possible Yahtzee categories. At the end of your turn, choose which category you will use for that round and tally the score accordingly.
You can only use a category once per game, so choose carefully. At 50 points, a Yahtzee is the highest possible score you can roll. Play up to 13 rounds and then tally your scores; the player with the highest score wins. Nothing gets the fun going like an invigorating game that prompts players to shout, act, and strategize on the fly.
Pictionary is a party game suitable for players of all ages. Teams take turns drawing and guessing as many words or phrases as possible in a timed round. You might think a game of drawing sounds easy, but this game can be more difficult than it seems. The path on the Pictionary game board is comprised of different colored squares, each denoting a different level of difficulty for a word on the corresponding game card.
Play using the board and be the first team to make it all the way to the finish line, or ditch the board altogether and play just for the laughs.
We dare you to try and keep a straight face during a game of Apples to Apples. This clever party game will have everyone laughing out loud. Each box contains a set of green apple cards, which have adjectives on them, and a set of red apple cards, which have nouns on them. Each round, a new player gets to be the judge and presents a green apple card to the group.
The rest of the players select one of the red apple cards from their hands to play. Sometimes the nouns match the adjectives perfectly, sometimes they make no sense at all, and sometimes they are downright hysterical. Once everyone has contributed a red card, the judge chooses a favorite.
Depending on your group you could play just for fun, or designate a set number of rounds and see who can play the most winning cards in that time. Scattergories is a fun list-making game that requires thinking fast. The idea of the game is to come up with creative answers to 12 different categories—things like TV shows, U. At the start of each round, you roll a sided letter die which decides the letter that every answer must begin with.
Then you set the sand timer and get going! When the time is up, players compare their answers with one another. If the same answer appears on more than one list it gets crossed off, but a player receives one point for each unique word.
The winner is the player who has the most points after three rounds. In this fast-paced game, players try to get their teammates to say the word on an electronic disc without actually saying that word or any variations of it.
The disc has some 10, words stored in it. Get your teammates to say a word and then quickly pass the disc to the opposite team. This process continues, passing the disc from team to team until the round ends. A timer embedded in the disc gradually beeps faster and faster until it abruptly sounds a loud buzz, signaling the end of a round.
Move fast! Taboo is the game of forbidden words. Try and get through as many cards as possible in the given time. Your team will get one point for each card correctly guessed, but you will lose one point every time you say one of the taboo words. A one-minute hourglass and a buzzer button will be in the possession of the opposing team during your round.
Buy It: Taboo Kids vs. This game is a riot to play at parties. In Speak Out, players read a phrase from one of the game cards while wearing a special mouthpiece that makes it hard to enunciate.
Have your group form teams and take turns trying to guess the phrase on a game card. Try to get through as many cards as possible in the given time. Each game comes with 10 dishwasher-safe mouthpieces, but you can buy additional packs of mouthpieces if you have a big crowd. A friendly suggestion: Keep some napkins or paper towels handy to wipe up your drool. In Password, one player on each team knows the secret word and gives a one-word clue to his or her teammate.
This continues until the secret word is finally guessed or until 10 clues have been given, whichever comes first. Every password starts with a point value of 10 but decreases by one point with each clue given.
Play 10 secret words for a total of five rounds, and in the end, the team with the highest score wins. Think you can guess the password? The goofy game of Mad Gab is like the reverse of that. If you repeat a strange series of words enough times, they actually sound like a common word or phrase. Enjoy playing this game where everyone sounds silly.
These multi-player games combine strategy, wit, and humor. Play them at a party or bring them to a brewery to enjoy in a lively setting. Baby zebras are born without stripes. True or false? Put your knowledge to the test with the classic game of Trivial Pursuit. Players travel around the wheel-shaped game board and answer questions from the different categories. Colored squares along the game path denote which category to pull from.
If you answer a question right, you get to go again. Collect one pie-shape game piece when you land on each category hub, then be the first player to make it to the center of the board where you must answer one final question to win. The premise of this chip and card game is simple: Play a card from your hand and place a chip on the corresponding square.
In sequence, each card from two card decks is represented on the game board. Players take turns playing a card from their hands and then placing a chip on one of the spaces that match that card. The first team to create two sequences wins. Pay close attention to the moves of the opposing team. If you see an opportunity to place a chip and block them from getting a sequence, you might want to take it.
Sequence is like a grown-up version of Connect Four. Welcome to the beautiful, resource-rich island of Catan. In this award-winning game, you and your fellow players are settlers on the island working to build up your settlements and cities. Different parts of the island provide different resources and you will have to barter and trade with your opponents to get what you need. Win points by using your knowledge of quotations from history, literature, film, and more by filling in the missing piece at the end of the quote.
Be the first to win eleven line tiles and finish your line bar to win the game. Our awesome customer service department is ready for your questions!
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