搜尋結果
Admin note: "Devir" is the publisher of record on many games, both original releases and designs licensed from other publishers. All of these games receive a "Devir" credit in the BGG database. Games that originate in-house are also tagged with the "Devir Games" label, with this brand being credited as the primary publisher in the BGG game listing. —WEM
In Oh Really?, a game created by visual artist MC Marquis, players try to correctly guess the order of preference of other players among five completely different topics. The more accurate your guesses are, the more points you score. Oh Really? brings laughter, discussions and small discomforts, all of which can be a great icebreaker for your dinners, parties or even on a date! With 200 ...
- (75)
Description. A survival/strategy board game that takes place during the last Ice Age. Players navigate the board and participate in the actions at their leisure. But like life, the game can be unpredictable and force you into action and even take everything you have accumulated away from you. Work with the other players or go it alone as you ...
Classification. Abstract. Try to get four marbles of your colour in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal row on the patented, shifting game board. But watch out! To finish your turn, you must press the 'Orbito'-button, which will make ALL marbles shift 1 position on their orbit! Stay focused as ALL marbles change position on every turn!
- (46)
Shit Happens is as funny and surprising and crazy as REAL LIFE. Each card depicts a horrible event that has happened- or COULD happen- to you. Like: BEING ATTACKED BY A SWARM OF BEES or SEEING YOUR FATHER NAKED. A panel of mental health experts has rated them all, from 1 to 100. Players have to put ten cards in their correct order.
This page has changed. Sending you to the new page, or just click here
The trivia game ...I Should Have Known That! contains more than four hundred questions about things that you should know. Sound like a piece of cake? You'll be surprised how baffling even the easiest questions can be when you don't have Google at your fingertips! Instead of receiving positive points for correct answers, you are burdened with negative points for wrong answers — and the number ...
