Priests of Ra

Priests of Ra Review

Priests of Ra Feature

• 2 to 5 player game
• 60 minutes to play
• Eygptian theme
• History and Mythology
• Reiner Knizia Board Game

Another challenging game of Gods men and their monuments from Reiner Knizia! The game spans 1500 years of Egyptian history. The priests of Ra seek to extend their power and fame. They do this by directing farmers warriors merchants and scribes. They cause others to build granaries fortresses markets and libraries. And they erect a gigantic pyramid for the glory of the Sun God Ra!

Pressman Splashy The Whale Game

Pressman Splashy The Whale Game Review

Pressman Splashy The Whale Game Feature

• Splashy has all kinds of things in his mouth anchors fish bones even a submarine
• On your turn use the fishing rod to try to remove something but watch out
• He?ll spray you with water if you touch his tongue, or sometimes just when he feels like it y
• Ou won?t get any points when that happens at the end of the game the player with the most points wins
• For 2 or more players ages 5 and up

Splashy the Whale has all kinds of things in his mouth: anchors, fish bones, even a submarine. On your turn use the fishing rod to try to remove something...but watch out. He'll spray you with water if you touch his tongue or sometimes just when he feels like it. You won't get any points when that happens. At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.For 2 or more players, ages 5 and up.Contents: 1 Splashy the Whatle, 12 assorted ocean pieces, 1 fishing rod and rules.Requires 3 AA batteries; not included.

Bas-Ket Skill and Action Game

Bas-Ket Skill and Action Game Review

Bas-Ket Skill and Action Game Feature

• Bas-Ket sets up easily. Features ball flippers, baskets and scoring dials
• A fast action skill game
• Easy to set up and store
• Shoot baskets from anywhere on the board
• Play by yourself or compete as teams

Bas-ket is the classic basketball game that's been around for 50 years! Flipping the ball into the basket will entertain kids for hours. It's true basketball excitement packed into a miniature court. For one or more players.

Buffalo Games Hautman: Bear Family

Buffalo Games Hautman: Bear Family Review

Buffalo Games Hautman: Bear Family Feature

• The Hautman Brothers' artwork has been displayed in both the Smithsonian Institute and the Oval Office
• Each of the Hautmans has won the coveted Federal Duck Stamp contest at least once
• Beautiful shots of the beauty of nature
• 100% made in the United States
• Bonus poster inside

The Hautman Brothers have established themselves as America's foremotst family of wildlife artists. All three brothers - Joseph, Robert, and James - have received numerous honors and awards, and have been a strong presence in many state and national duck stamp competitions. At last count, the three brothers have seen their art featured on over 41 state and federal stamps. Completed Size: 27" x 20"

Game - Get the Dirt on your friends

Game - Get the Dirt on your friends Review

Game - Get the Dirt on your friends Feature

• Each different category has different types of questions and different scoring
• Five different question categories full of deep penetrating questions, you?ll be digging up and dishing out the dirt all night long
• Have you slept with someone without knowing the person?s name
• Dial in your answers on the secret voter wheel, then 1-2-3...everyone reveal ?Who was right? Who did you match? Who came clean?
• Babooshnik Games made for grownup sensibilities

Get the dirt on your friends. This party game gets everyone airing their dirty laundry. But to win, it's not enough just to come clean; you've got to guess how the other players will answer when the truth is on the line. It involves a combination of truth and telepathy. The point of the game is to go from "dirty" to "clean". The only way to be come clean is to answer questions correctly, and for some, guess who else would either answer the same or "yes". Sounds complicated, but it really isn't. Each player picks out a clothes pin and a matching voting dial of the same color. Now the voting dials have both an inner and an outer dial. The inner dial is how you answer the question for yourself. Depending on what type of question asked your answer will be "yes, no, a, b or c". Always turn the dial so only you can see the answer until all players reveal their answer. We all flipped ours over when we were done. The outer dial is where the useful ability of telepathy comes in or you can use the old-fashioned skill known as deductive reasoning. It is a very useful skill, especially when playing with good friends. On the outer dial is where you will decide what the other players have chosen. Don't worry about remembering all of this, the cards give you instructions, and when all else fails, you can actually read the directions that came in the box. So, each player grabs a clothes pin, writes their name on the t-shirt pad of paper provided and grabs their matching voting dial. Next all the players line up in the "dirty" section of the board, and decided who the last person was that did a load of laundry. That person gets to go first. So, Player A rolls the die provided. On it, it has the categories of the five types of cards, plus a "you choose" side, so that the six-sided die actually uses all six sides. Convenient I love it when they think of these things. Once the person rolls on a category, then the player reads the card aloud.

Out of the Box Publishing, Inc. Super Circles - The Radical Ring Race

Out of the Box Publishing, Inc. Super Circles - The Radical Ring Race Review

Out of the Box Publishing, Inc. Super Circles - The Radical Ring Race Feature

• Ages 8 to adult
• 2-4 players
• 3 minutes to learn
• Plays in less than 5 minutes
• Great family or classroom game

4...3...2...1... Blast off. Players race to play all their cards by matching colored rings on the previously played card. Quick minds and fast fingers will triumph.

Deal Or No Deal Electronic Handheld Game

Deal Or No Deal Electronic Handheld Game Review

Deal Or No Deal Electronic Handheld Game Feature

• Will you take the offer or hold out for the top cash prize?
• Play the hit TV game show"Deal or No Deal" at home anytime
• Easy-to-operate handheld puts all the angst and action of the show in your hands
• Battery included
• For ages 10 yrs. and up

What will you choose' Choose a briefcase, then as each round progress, you must either stay with your original briefcase choice or make a "Deal" with the bank to accept its cash offer in exchange for whatever dollar amount is in your chosen case. Requires one "B" cell battery, included.

Bananagrams

Bananagrams Review

Bananagrams Feature

• It hides a word game with huge appeal
• Features 144 letter tiles that are face down in the middle, from which players choose their tiles
• For 2 or more players
• Great for travel
• Recommended for 7 years and up

Ages 7 & up. In this unique word game, players use tiles to create words crossword-style. The first player to use all their tiles is the winner. With multiple ways to play, this game is perfect for beginning spellers, as well as more advanced players. No pencil, paper, or board required.