A strategic game where only one card is needed to win! Each card contains a value and an action to torment the other players. The higher the value, the stronger the card. You have two cards but can only keep one. Decide which card you keep and which you use to eliminate the other players. At the end of the game, the player left with the highest card value wins.

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Nonsense is a game where you make up crazy stories and chat the other players under the table! You don't have to be a comedian, a little imagination is enough. The goal: use a secret word in a made-up story and tell as many things as possible that have nothing to do with it, so that it is impossible for the opponents to guess the word. For example, use the word 'snake' in a story that relates to the situation 'Marine forgot her lunch box'. You have 1 minute to entertain your audience with your story. The players who have not guessed the secret word can still earn points by completing a challenge, for example 'Walk like a pigeon'.

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First you choose a secret word, for example 'stethoscope' and another player chooses a situation, for example 'in the middle of an interview you spontaneously start laughing'. You will then have one minute to tell a story about this situation and subtly use your secret word in it. But try to use that word in such a way that the other players don't notice. The players who have not guessed the secret word can still earn points by completing a challenge, for example 'walk like a pigeon'.

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Macabre mistakes, unbelievable accidents, absurd ways of dying... even celebrities such as movie stars and pop starlets, athletes and politicians, writers and artists are not immune to it! And that is exactly what these black stories are made of. Can you solve the cases surrounding celebrity blunders? Extra game variant! Earn playing chips by asking smart questions. The Games Friends: “ Black Stories is always surprising and super fun to play with friends or together on holiday. We have already solved many of them, but we are still looking for the best questions for the Riddle Master. We are fans!”

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Move Like Me is an innovative board game. This game offers a new twist on family entertainment, combining strategy, movement and laughter into an unforgettable experience. Suitable for players of all ages, it encourages participants to get involved not only mentally, but also physically.

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During each round, one player acts as the executive producer, and the others try to give them movie pitches based on a character card and a plot card. However, at some point during every pitch, the executive producer can add a notecard to the pitch and force the writer to add some truly terrible new elements to their film. At the end of the pitches, the executive producer chooses which movie they liked most and the game continues from there. In groups of 6-12, players split into teams of two and must work with a partner to pitch their film. This also means there are two executive producers, and each of them gets a chance to play a notecard on the pitch, leading to some pretty ridiculous movies.

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Agree to Disagree is a party game that makes it fun to disagree! The game features a unique feature that turns the dreaded confrontation into a friendly affair. Find someone you disagree with and score points! Find someone you agree with and give each other a high-five because you have something in common to talk about later. Each round there is a moderator who must choose a topic within a given category. Each player then forms their opinion (Like/Dislike) based on the selected topic and sets their secret opinion device. Then each player will participate by connecting their device to another player, and the active player will score points if the connected devices show players disagreeing. The last two players must predict whether their connection will agree or disagree. If you pay close attention during the round, you may be able to intuitively understand the Agree/Disagree logic or deduce it during your turn from the previous connections. Agree to Disagree works as an icebreaker with family and friends, or with your gaming group. The game adapts to how well you know each other by giving players a lot of control over the subject. The game is casual competitive with 4-8 players, and cooperative with 2-3 players.

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Your goal in Klink is to get as few points as possible to win the round. Win enough rounds and you win the game! The deck consists of cards with values ​​from -5 to 10. During a turn, you take two cards from the deck, look at one of them, and then decide whether to keep the cards or offer them to another player. When you offer them, that player can look at one card of their choice and then decide whether to keep the cards or offer them to someone else. When the last player is presented with the cards, he or she must keep them. Whoever ends up with the cards starts the next turn. When a player has at least ten cards in front of him, the round ends and everyone reveals their cards. If you have two cards of the same value, they cancel each other out and you discard them. The one with the lowest score wins the round. Klink contains special event cards that change the rules of the game.

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Way 2 Go is a party game for 2-7 players (or two teams of up to seven players) that promotes teamwork and trust, along with lots of laughs. The aim of the game is to draw a line within an enclosed space from start to finish. This would be simple - except that the person drawing the line is blindfolded and must take directions from the other players. All other players form a line and have different ways of communicating where to draw the next line. A complex chain of obstructed communication is created in which information is lost or misinterpreted, making the simple task of drawing a line quite challenging. With four different courses and many difficulty levels, as well as a team-versus-team variant, this party game never gets boring and can be played countless times!

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Danger Danger is a one-minute card game with a devilish twist that you won't see coming. Players draw and play cards as fast as they can for 60 seconds. Each card is worth a number of points, and the team with the most points at the end of the game wins. However, the timer in the game is hidden, so players never know how much time is left. If you are still playing when the buzzer goes off, you lose immediately!

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How fast can you fold your fingers? Dexterity Jane is a simultaneous party game with round cards. Ten cards are numbered 1-10 and the rest of the cards show hands with fingers folded... or not. Use the numbered cards to indicate the number of the current round, the number of cards used in this round and the number of points you can win in this round. At the beginning of each round, you reveal as many cards from your hand as the number on the numbered card indicates. Then all players begin to fold their fingers according to what is asked by the revealed hand cards. Usually a hand chart shows a single folded finger - but sometimes three fingers are folded, such as when your hand is in a "Bang" position with the index finger and thumb extended. Some cards also show a completely open hand. The first person to fold their fingers correctly according to the cards wins the points for that round.

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'Let's hit each other with fake swords' is a sword fighting card game from the makers of Exploding Kittens and Throw Throw Burrito! Collect a set of 3 cards of the same color. If you want the same cards as another player, you'll have to sword fight for them! The different cards indicate how to fight. Sometimes you will have to fight with 2 or 3 cards at the same time. Be the first to collect 3 sets and win! This game is 100% suitable for both children and adults. Age or height don't matter. You also don't need to have any experience with sword fighting. The only condition is that you enjoy hitting others with a sword (made of foam rubber) and being hit yourself.

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A train track, a runaway tram and a switch in the distance. Unfortunately, both tracks are busy, and a collision is therefore inevitable. The question is: which track do you choose? Deadly Dilemmas is a game full of black humor for 3-13 players. One player is the conductor and must choose which direction to take his runaway, murderous tram. The other players play their cards and argue to convince the conductor to spare their lives and sentence everyone on the other track to a gruesome death sentence. At their own trail they place benign creatures such as a lonely kitten that has just been adopted. they put a devilish character on the other track. Robot Hitler, for example. It is up to the conductor, as judge/executioner, to pass judgment on this Deadly Dilemma and decide which track will be murdered. The team that laid the tram rails that were saved wins the round! The game contains 500 cards, including the guilty and innocent track parts and cards with interesting plot twists such as 'his ghost will always haunt you' that make the dilemmas even more difficult.

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Catchables is a throw, catch and collect game from the makers of Exploding Kittens! All you have to do is throw and catch these fun Catchables. Simple, right? But beware: each Catchable has a set of cards that require you to perform crazy actions while your Catchable is in the air. Place these cards in front of your opponents to make things more difficult for them! The first player to perform 5 actions and catch their Catchable again wins the game! This core set contains 4 different Catchables, namely the Rainbow Puking Cat, Wellness Cat, Black Hole Cat and Chef Cat.

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Test your knowledge with Remember the Music and end up at number 1 on the charts! Remember the Music offers 3 game variants: a multiplayer game, a 2-player game and a team variant. Using clues, try to guess the right artist or band as quickly as possible and climb the charts. The first player to reach the number 1 position on the chart wins the game!

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A question that quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger already asked himself in his famous experiment, and now it is also asked to you! In Schrödinger's cats you express risky statements regarding the contents, and especially the quantity, of the boxes on your hand cards. You constantly outbid each other. It's a bit of a shame that you only know your own cards. So you have to make good judgments or bluff. But don't take it too far! Because if your statement is doubted, you turn over all the cards and your statement is checked. You better be right or you're out of the game! Which of you will be the last one standing? Who plays Schrödinger's cats? This bluffing game is for everyone who likes quick and simple poker-like games. Families, groups of students and even advanced players can have fun with the constant uncertainty and excitement that Schrödinger's cats provide. Each player receives a character card and a number of cards in his hand. Each one shows an empty box, a dead cat, a live cat or a Heisenberg. On your turn, you estimate how many of a certain species there are in the game. Then the next player does the same, but must bid higher than the previous player. If someone doesn't want that, he doubts the statement of the player in front of him. Whoever is wrong is eliminated. Play continues until there is only 1 player left. That one won. During his turn, a player also has the opportunity to show evidence for his position and thus exchange cards from his hand. He may also use his character card once during the game to decide events in his favor.

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Landmarks is a word game of hidden paths and clever clues. Your group is lost deep in an island jungle and is relying on you to lead them to safety...and treasure! In this jungle, every word matters. Use strategic wordplay to create a chain of one-word clues. The connections between them will create a path to fortune and fame!

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Each round, 2 teams compete in an assignment, while the third team is the referee. Then they switch roles. Agility, luck, cooperation, all sorts of things come along. All the necessities to carry out the assignments are in the game. Which team wins 7 assignments first? Random Talents is most fun with 3 teams of at least 2 players each. That is why this game is suitable for larger groups who like to challenge each other in different assignments. Because there is something for everyone, such as agility, vocabulary, luck, reaction speed or concentration, everyone, from young to old, will have a lot of fun with this game! Divide the players into 3 teams and decide who will compete against each other first. The third team provides a referee. The referee draws an assignment and explains the rules of the game. Sometimes a team has to provide 1 or 2 players for the assignment and sometimes the entire team has to participate. For example, 1 player may have to blindly draw a secret word that the other team members have to guess. Or a team may have to make itself as small as possible. The team that wins the assignment gets the card. The losing team then swaps places with the referee team for the next assignment. The team that is the first to collect 7 assignment cards wins the game! Although the game is most fun with many players, it can also be played with teams of 1 player. If assignments are drawn that require 2 players from a team, then you simply draw a new assignment!

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Expansion on Sounds Fishy with 100 completely new questions! If you've already played all the cards from the original a few times and haven't had enough of coming up with stupid answers to weird questions, this box contains 100 new questions to help you get your poker face back on. The base game "Sounds Fishy" is required to play this expansion!

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Everyone takes a game sheet, you choose a letter from the letter bar and start playing. It's that simple. Fill all categories of the first row with words starting with this letter. The round is over as soon as a player has filled in all categories per row or after 2 minutes. The game continues until you have filled in all rows. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What.

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Can you solve 50 amazing true events involving life-saving monster waves, dried-up waterfalls, monkeys with language skills and parakeets with their own phone number? Because only those who combine cleverly and think outside the box will unravel these true secrets! Extra game variant! Earn a game token by asking clever questions.

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Quirky. Challenging. Creative. That's black stories junior! Can you solve the 50 dangerous riddles about active excursions, hungry hyenas, voracious vultures and headless cockroaches? Because only those who combine cleverly and think outside the box will unravel these adventurous secrets! Extra game variant! Earn a game token by asking clever questions.

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The spectacular methods of some idiots to send themselves to the afterlife are often – despite all the tragedy – just funny. Another one that, with its limitations, can lead humanity to ruin! And that is exactly what these black stories are about! Can you solve the real cases of macabre bad luck? Extra game variant! Earn game tokens by asking clever questions.

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Pitch-black riddles, hilarious causes of death, unbelievable accidents? These are black stories! Because the darkest stories are still invented by reality. Can you solve the real cases of bizarre bad luck? Extra game variant! Earn game tokens by asking clever questions.

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

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In this cooperative game, you stack cards on a board while telling a short, crazy, funny and wacky story, all within 2 minutes. Then, together, you take on the challenge of remembering the story in the correct order. That's when the magic begins: surprises and laughter! With the help of all players, having a good memory has never been easier. Each card correctly remembered in the correct order earns the players 2 points. If a player needs help, the group still earns 1 point per card, which encourages teamwork and cooperation. Be careful, however, because a wrong guess causes the group to lose 1 point. Try to improve your collective score game after game or move up the ladder of success. The basic rules remain the same across the different versions of Story Box, but each version offers a themed Expert variant. In Story Box Adventures, the Frenetic Adventure variant requires you to lay down 30 cards during the story phase to score the game. Can you play that fast? And can you remember the order of the cards?

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In this cooperative game, you stack cards on a board while telling a short, crazy, funny and wacky story, all within 2 minutes. Then, together, you take on the challenge of remembering the story in the correct order. That's when the magic happens: surprises and laughter! Because with the help of all players, having a good memory has never been easier. Each card correctly remembered in order earns the players 2 points. If a player asks for help, the group still earns 1 point per card, which encourages teamwork and cooperation. Be careful, however, because a wrong guess results in the loss of 1 point for the group. The goal is to improve the collective score each time or climb higher on the success ladder. The basic rules remain the same in the different versions of Story Box, but each version offers a thematic Expert variant. In Story Box Dreams & Nightmares, the Dreams and Nightmares variant asks you to tell two stories simultaneously within 2 minutes, a dream and a nightmare in two different piles. During the memory phase, you have to remember both stories, which makes this variant challenging and fun.

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