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Kalaha +5 lat 22x43x4cm 1 czarna plansza do gry 72 czerwone kulki Czas gry 15 min, 2-4 graczy

Greenville 1989 is a co-operative narrative game in which each player represents a character who has experienced or witnessed supernatural events.

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Gra w kości i szansę dla 2 lub więcej graczy. Celem gry jest złożenie jak największej liczby lub wszystkich liczb na planszy. Gracz, który uda się odwrócić wszystkie liczby, wygrywa! Jeśli żadna z cyfr nie zostanie złożona, sumowane są one razem i gracz z najmniejszą ilością punktów wygrywa.

As if a cooperative game and Sudoku had a baby and chose Captain Sonar as his godfather. Mission Control: Critical Orbit is an asymmetrical, cooperative, roll and write, real-time rescue adventure for 2 to 4 players that plays in 20 minutes. One player takes on the role of the Aethernaut Flight Commander, and up to 3 other players are Flight Controllers. Together they have 20 minutes to avoid a catastrophic explosion of the missile. Each player has their own board on which they play a unique game to unlock the necessary tools. But everyone uses the same dice rolls! Prepare for puzzling with polyominoes, fun Sudoku variants, helpful combos and nail-biting moments. Will you manage to bring the rocket and its crew home safely?

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In this guessing game, players must figure out who they are looking for by asking smart questions. It teaches children to recognize characteristics and describe them accurately. Features • Recommended age: 5+ • Material: wood • Dimensions: 20 x 30 cm

Imagidés, first released in the early 2000s as Talking Dice, is primarily a storytelling device, with players rolling the six-sided dice, then using the images on them to create a story one die at a time. While initially developed in order to assist students with language learning, particularly a secondary language, Imagidés can also be used for games.

The abstract strategy game Quoridor is surprisingly deep for its simple rules. The object of the game is to advance your pawn to the opposite edge of the board. On your turn you may either move your pawn or place a wall. You may hinder your opponent with wall placement, but not completely block him off. Meanwhile, he is trying to do the same to you. The first pawn to reach the opposite side wins.

To win Squadro, you need to be the first player to make a return trip with four of your five pieces.

Each player starts with their five pieces in troughs on their side of the game board, with players sitting perpendicular to one another. When you move a piece, you move it a distance based on the strength indicated in the trough that you're leaving. Once the piece has made its way across the board, you move it back based on the strength on the other side. If you pass over an opposing piece while moving, then that opposing piece must return to its last departing base and your moving piece advances one cell further than where the opposing piece was.

In Pylos, you want to be one who places the final ball on top of the pyramid. Sounds simple enough, right?

At the start of the game, each player has fifteen balls, either light or dark, and they take turns placing them on a game board that has sixteen indentations on it in a 4x4 grid. Once four balls have been placed next to one another in a square, a ball can be placed on top of them, forming a second level of play. Players can then place balls on this second level, eventually allowing a ball to be placed on the third level – and once that level is full, which requires only four balls, a final ball can be placed on the fourth level, with that player winning the game.

In Pylos, you want to be the one to place the last ball at the top of the pyramid. Sounds simple enough, right?

At the start of the game, each player has fifteen marbles, either light or dark, and they take turns placing them on a sixteen-well game board in a 4x4 grid shape. When four balls are placed next to each other in a square, a ball can be placed on top of them, forming another game level. Players can then place marbles on this second level, which eventually allows a marble to be placed on the third level. When that level is full, requiring only four balls, a final ball can be placed on the fourth level and that player wins the game.

It's Obvious is a game in which you and your fellow players, as apprentices of telepathy, have to co-operatively — and secretly — select different image cards from the center of the table.

In more detail, you choose an image card on display that in some way has a connection to the two image cards in front of you, stating something like "My choice is obvious!" or "It's a bit of stretch" or "I'm going for the non-obvious card as I think someone else will pick it". You may not give specific clues about what you have chosen or how it relates to one or both of the image cards in front of you; only a vague sense of how the choice feels to you.

One more image card is on display than the number of players, and once you've chosen your target image, you indicate this choice on a numbered secret dial. Once all players have chosen, they reveal their choices. If you're the only one who picked an image, then you take that image card and cover one of the two images in front of you. If everyone chose different cards, then you win the round! If, however, not everyone chose different cards, then you lose the round and everyone who chose "incorrectly" draws a new image card at random from the deck to replace one of theirs. Sweep any remaining image cards from the center, then reveal the appropriate number of image cards to start a new round.

If you lose a round for the third time, you lose the game; if you manage to complete a number of rounds (7-10) based on the player count before this happens, then you win! You can adjust the difficulty of the game in several ways to make it more or less difficult.

Quixo is superficially similar to Tic-Tac-Toe - with one player setting crosses and the other circles, both trying to create a line with their symbol - but that's where the similarity ends. The pieces in the game are dice that have a circle on one side, a cross on the other, and blank faces on the other four; to set up the game, players place the 25 dice blank side up on the 5x5 grid on the game board.

Painting, imitating sounds and acting out things: the other players have to guess the motifs on the cards. The 60-card children's game is the perfect way to stimulate creative minds. The sturdy cardboard cards offer a variety of fun activities, puzzles and challenges. Stored in a handy tin, the game is ideal for on the go or as an addition to game nights. Features • Recommended age: 4+ • Material: cardboard • Dimensions: 7 x 7 cm

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Played so many Dice so Cleverly that your scorepad is almost empty? Don't worry, with these extra score blocks you can move forward again! 2 pieces.

• from 8 years
• 1 - 4 players

Ready for a flight into the galaxy of the notorious Space Dragons? Only with a competent crew can players become successful dragon hunters. They target seven dragons, always in competition with their rivals. But some dragons do more harm than good, so it can be worthwhile to let others go first and concentrate on keeping you ship intact, as you should be careful that your opponents do not shoot your spaceships. Whoever was able to score the most points with his crew and the dragons they won after seven rounds, will be crowned top dragon hunter.

In the trick-taking game Space Dragons, the players first draft a crew of nine cards, then they play seven of them in order to score as many points as possible. Whoever plays the highest card in a trick wins the face-up dragon. In contrast to other trick-taking games, however, there are no suits to follow and the cards that were played remain in front of the respective players. They trigger special effects when played, but also grant victory points. With three double-sided scoring cards and a variant for an even faster game, there is plenty of variety.

In Word Traveler, you and your friends are tourists checking out the sights of a new city. Each player has their own secret map of places they want to visit and they need the help of the other players to reach them.
You take turns playing the traveler and the local and work together to visit as many of the places as possible and preferably collect all the golden souvenirs you find. However, you only know a few words of the local language, so the locals - ie. the other players - will do their best to interpret your clues and help you get where you want to go...without getting lost in translation.

Puzzle ORCHARD First Dino Friends 2 pack zawierają 2 masywne pierwsze puzzle po 12 elementów z przyjaznymi dinozaurami w kolorowych prehistorycznych scenach dla małych dzieci od 24 miesięcy.

Ten zestaw puzzli dla początkujących został zaprojektowany, aby wspierać wczesne rozwiązywanie problemów i umiejętność dopasowywania, wykorzystując wyraźne wskazówki wizualne, które pomagają maluchom ułożyć każde puzzle i budować pewność siebie poprzez zabawę.

• Zestaw 2 szt. z dwoma puzzlami po 12 elementów
• Masywne elementy dla małych rączek
• Motywy przyjaznych dinozaurów w kolorowych scenach
• Wyraźne wskazówki wizualne ułatwiające dopasowywanie
• Wykonane z materiałów z certyfikatem FSC
• Nietoksyczne tusze
• Opakowanie w pełni nadające się do recyklingu

Wciągające puzzle z dinozaurami, które łączą świetną zabawę z rozwijaniem umiejętności u najmłodszych.

Dogs are a constant provider of love, loyalty, and an unbreakable bond that lasts a lifetime. They have a sense of joy and fun that may be difficult to put into words — but that joy has finally been captured in this brand new Dogs edition of MONOPOLY. Featuring 22 of everyone's favourite four-legged friends of all shapes and sizes, from the "little dog who thinks he can", the Pomeranian, to the athletic and intelligent Siberian Husky, all the way to the playful, easy-going Labrador Retriever. Take turns choosing your favourite pups from around the board, like the Chihuahua, Shiba Inu and the Bulldog. Buying up kennels and family homes to charge your opponents more rent, and pick up Toys and Treats cards for unexpected prizes and penalties. Will you win big with your dog training business, or will you end up in jail for being a bad owner? Just watch out for those Dog Food and Dog Accessory fees! With plenty of perfect pups to choose from, it's time to roll the dice and try to win Dogs MONOPOLY!

The world’s favourite family board game brings this exciting edition of Springbok Monopoly! • Choose your favourite bespoke rugby token playing piece and tour your favourite Springbok's players! • Advance to Jesse Kriel, Rg Snyman, or even Siya Kolisi - will you owe rent or reap the rewards? • Build your stands and stadiums and trade your way to success! • The Fast-Dealing Property Trading Game is fun for the whole family! In this edition of Springbok Monopoly, the world's best loved board game meets South Africa's national rugby union team. The Springboks are one of the world's most feared and admired rugby teams - a giant of the game, well known for fielding giants! Springbok names resonate across the globe and now is your chance to bring those famous players into your home and play your way to Springbok Monopoly glory! Additional details: Packaging size: 380mm x 250mm x 50mm Recommended age: 8+ Number of players: 2-6.

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In Who Knows What, each player receives a sheet of paper with different categories. The game begins as soon as a letter is chosen from the letter bar. Then, the first row is played, and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word starting with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then, the points are added up. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What.

This is the surprising edition of Who Knows What based on the expert theme.