A game that primarily uses cards as the basis for gameplay.
In Point Salad, there are six different types of vegetable cards, and every card has a different scoring method on the back. Players draft combinations of veggies and scoring methods to try to score the most points. With over 100 ways to score points, each game offers a unique experience.
The sequel to Gamewright’s Dragonwood, Dragonrealm takes you beyond the forest to new locations and challenges.
Players use cards to create sets of colors, numbers, or runs, which determines how they attempt to capture a location. The number of cards you play determines how many dice you get to roll and the probability of success.
Time to head back to school in this nostalgic set collection game with a refreshingly unique theme and some really neat components. Players collect homework, notes, detention slips, and more as they compete to have the best school experience.
Mystic Market is a game of set collection, market manipulation, and card drafting, with a little magic thrown in. Players try to buy ingredients cheap, sell them high, and brew magic potions to give themselves a leg up in the competition.
Zangle! is an enjoyable, visual puzzle about spotting patterns and testing your speed, as players race to combine patterns on their cards with patterns in the center of the table.
Bugs on Rugs is a set collection, card drafting game with open information, in which the cards that don't get drafted are as important as the cards that are.
A classic two player card game in which players take turns playing cards into different expeditions. Each expedition costs money, so be careful not to overextend yourself. At the end of each round, in each expedition count up the cards you've played into it and subtract the cost of the expedition to see how many points you scored.
Cooperation meets memory, in this two minute game in which players face the clock to save all the cave dwellers and dodos of the island before the volcano erupts!
Vie for King Arthur’s favor by competing with your opponents in seven tasks. Draft cards and play them to move forward on each of the seven boards. Win points (or lose them) each round based on your positions on the boards. The player with the most points at the end of the sixth round will be made a knight and join the round table!
A trick-taking game with a twist! In Pikoko, you can see everyone's hands but your own. Place bets on how many tricks you think each player will take, and then play the hand for the person on your left.
