Party Game

A triva game about answering questions across a range of generations. Earn bonus points each time you answer one outside of your own generation.

A cooperative, thematic party game about giving each other clues to find each other’s paths from word to word.

Choose carefully which objectives you try to complete in this tasty game of collecting chips.

Contact the spirits, choose your question wisely, and deduce the mysterious object only they know. But be careful how much of the answer you hear. The other team doesn't know the question but they do see the answer and can guess the word before you do to win.

Pick an object for the turn, spin to find out what strange unit of measurement you’ll be using this round, and then guess the size of the chosen object in that unit! The player with the closest guess wins the most points!

Use only one-syllable words to get your team to guess a word or phrase! Make a mistake? Get hit with a stick! It's that simple.

This fast little word game for two players has you trying to guess your opponent’s word with the aid of little bird friend clue cards. The challenge is not in deducing your opponent’s word so much, but in doing so with the use of minimal clues. 

There’s love in the family, and the family is in danger, and there’s danger in the house. What comes next that the house can fit into?

Published by Gamewright Games, In a Pickle is a light party game for two-to-six players, all about making connections between words, with nouns that can fit inside each other.

MicroMacro: Crime City is a mashup of a crime-solving detective game with a Where's Waldo-style hidden object map. Players work through 16 different cases where crimes were committed somewhere on the giant city map. Using observational detective skills, players identify the victims and trace their path through time in the city to find suspects and ultimately indentify the perpetrator and solve the case.

Snakesss is a trivia and social deduction game mashed up into one. In each round, a trivia question is posed with three possible answers. Players are assigned different roles, including Ordinary Human, Snakes, and The Mongoose of Truth. After revealing the question, the Snakes secretly peek at the correct answer. Then everyone debates for two minutes — the Snakes try to deceive the other players, while The Mongoose of Truth is a trustworthy source of unbiased information (who players know is definitely not a Snake). After the timer ends, players each select the answer they believe is correct. Ordinary Humans and The Mongoose earn points for guessing correctly, while Snakes earn points for each incorrect answer.