Oh no! The plane has crash-landed on an island full of deadly creatures and impending weather. Players must work together to forage for survival and survive the nights until rescue comes, all while fighting off madness.
Gigamic has a new party game set for release next week, Days of Wonder has announced a new map expansion for Ticket to Ride, and The OP has released 10 Days in the USA.
Map out the plans of an ancient city, one tile and one trap at a time. Be the first to find the correct layout with deduction, reasoning, and good use of time.
Gigamic has released a new card game, this year’s Mensa Select games have been announced, and a sequel to Tales of the Arabian Nights is available for pre-order.
Oops! You’re the scammer and the only one who doesn’t know what action everyone is about to act out at the same time. Better catch on quickly so you’re not discovered!
Was that a swimming pool you heard? Or the sound of a superhero fight? With only sounds to go off of, the guesser must deduce which card’s sound each player was trying to make!
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