In Hummingbirds, you'll guide your birds to claim flowers that hide sand timers, then reveal those timers to check for nectar. If the sand timer has run out, collect a nectar token of the same color. The longer you wait, the sweeter the reward! But be careful: if the sand timer is still ticking when you check, you'll lose one of your lowest-value nectar tokens.
In Cats Knocking Things Off Ledges, players take turns building a wobbly tower of platforms, placing their cats, and batting toys off the edge to score points based on how far they fall. But watch out - if the tower tumbles, you score zero! Earn extra points by landing on specific platforms, and race to be the first to reach the highest score.
Each player controls colored mice and tries to collect pieces of cheese in Castle Appenzell. On their turn, players spend action points to put new mice into play, reveal corridors in the castle, move their mice around the castle, or push a tile into play, which changes the maze of cheese pieces underneath. If two of a single player's mice reach a place with the same kind of cheese showing, the player obtains a piece of this cheese. The first player with 4 different pieces of cheese wins the game.
Each player is a Gulo, or wolverine, trying to rescue a baby Gulo who got caught by the swamp vulture whose eggs it was trying to steal. Unfortunately for the baby Gulo, all the adult Gulos are distracted by all the delicious swamp vulture eggs, and it has to wait very, very patiently as the adults constantly trip the very, very sensitive "egg alarm" rigged by the vulture to scare off the pesky Gulos.
There is a nice wooden bowl filled with multicolored swamp vulture eggs of various sizes, into which a long thin dowel with another egg at one end is inserted, like a flagpole. As you can imagine, lots of M&M Peanut-shaped wooden bits banging around together in a polished wooden bowl makes it rather difficult to keep a thin dowel with weight at the top balanced...
The essential mechanic of the game is to try to pull an egg of a particular color and move to a tile of that color on the linear path toward the bowl, and the little stack of tiles hiding the baby Gulo tile. If you set off the alarm, or knock any eggs out of the bowl, your Gulo is sent back to the previous tile of the attempted color. If there's no such tile, then back to the start he goes!
Angry Axolotl is a fast-paced, family-friendly card game where players race to ditch their cards in pairs before the angry axolotl catches them! It’s easy to learn, full of surprising twists, and loaded with personality—perfect for kids, adults, and everyone in between.
Inspired by the classic game Old Maid but with a chaotic action twist, Angry Axolotl adds exciting gameplay to the mix. On your turn, play a pair from your hand to trigger a special actions. But don’t get too comfortable, the last player holding the Angry Axolotl loses, and the rest escape the wrath of the Angry Axolotl!
The game includes 51 illustrated cards packed with personality, from mischievous axolotls to sneaky surprises. Each round is quick, interactive, and different from the last, making it perfect for game night, sleepovers, or anytime laughs are required.
Whether you're a casual player or a competitive card shark, Angry Axolotl offers light strategy, unpredictable moments, and a whole lot of axolotl fun.