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  CALAMITYVILLE OBJECTIVE OF CALAMITYVILLE:  The objective of Calamityville is to be the player with the most money when there is no more gold available. NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 to 4 Players MATERIALS:  1 Game Board, 4 Markers, 13 Properties, 13 Bases, Money, 1 Wild Donkey, 5 Golden Nuggets, 13 Deed Cards, 19 Newspaper Cards, 1 Die, 1 Newspaper Die, and a Rulebook TYPE OF GAME :  Strategy Board Game AUDIENCE:  Ages 8 and Up OVERVIEW OF CALAMITYVILLE Calamityville is set in the time of the goldrush. Players build the town, allowing to thrive with the income of gold. It immediately goes broke when the goldrush finally busts. Players may get buildings destroyed by the angry donkey that inhabits the middle of the game board, but that only happens when a “Donkey Goes Wild” card is played! Save your money, protect your buildings, and collect the gold!  SETUP The game board is placed in the center of the playing area. The newspaper cards are then shuffled and placed on the board in their assign

  BONKERS OBJECTIVE OF BONKERS:  The objective of Bonkers is to be the first player or team to reach the Finish space before all other players by matching the answers on the game cards.  NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 to 4 Players MATERIALS:  1 Gameboard, 4 Player Pieces, 540 Game Cards, 2 Dice, 1 Sand Timer, Scoring Chips, and Instructions TYPE OF GAME:  Questions Board Game AUDIENCE:  Ages 8 and Up OVERVIEW OF BONKERS Bonkers is a game that is absolutely bonkers! Players answer cards on the game cards correctly and move along on the game board. They may play in teams or individually! Are you able to answer random questions? Are you known for your wealth of random knowledge? Now, it is time to finally put it to use! SETUP Setup is quick and simple for this game. Normally the game is played in individual play, but if there are more than four players, then the players are split into teams. Once that is determined, each player, or team, will choose a game piece and put in on the Start place on th

  BONNIE AND CLYDE OBJECTIVE OF BONNIE AND CLYDE:  The objective of Bonnie and Clyde is to be the first player to score 100 points.  NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 to 4 Players MATERIALS:  Gameboard, 60 Evidence Cards, 15 Ted Hinton Cards, 1 Clyde Barrow Card, 1 Bonnie Parker, 1 Crime Spree Figure, Instructions  TYPE OF GAME:  Rummy Board Game AUDIENCE:  Ages 8 and Up OVERVIEW OF BONNIE AND CLYDE In Bonnie and Clyde, you play a FBI agent, who is attempting to catch the infamous Bonnie and Clyde. However, you aren’t the only one. Every FBI agent is looking for them. It is played in the same way as classic Rummy, with each of the players playing melds and layoffs of Evidence cards in order to score their points. Players race to get 100 points. SETUP The game board is placed in the middle of the playing area with all ten locations playing. The Crime Spree figure is placed on the Kaufman Texas location. Eight random cards are taken from the deck with the Bonnie and Clyde cards. All ten cards are th

  BOSK OBJECTIVE OF BOSK:  The objective of Bosk is to be the player with the most points when the Winter comes to an end.  NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 to 4 Players MATERIALS:  1 Park Board, 144 Leaf Tokens, 4 Squirrel Tokens, 1 Score Track, 1 Hiker Token, 1 Wind Direction Marker, 1 Wind Board, 32 Leaves, 32 Trees, and a Rulebook TYPE OF GAME :  Strategy Board Game AUDIENCE:  Ages 13 and Up OVERVIEW OF BOSK In Bosk, players will nurture their trees that they chose to raise. The players may choose Maples, Oaks, or a variety of other trees! The more the hikers enjoy seeing the trees, the more points the players earn! Players will grow their trees throughout the Spring, scoring them in the Summer as the hikers gawk. In Autumn, the leaves fall, covering the terrain below, and in the Winter, the player with the most coverage, earns the most points! SETUP To begin setup, place the game board in the middle of the playing area, ensuring that the correct side is up, depending on the number of players

  PUSH OBJECTIVE OF PUSH:  Have the most points when the draw pile runs out of cards  NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 – 6 players  CONTENTS:  120 cards & 1 die      TYPE OF GAME:  Push Your Luck Card Game  AUDIENCE:  Ages 8+  INTRODUCTION OF PUSH   Push is a push your luck card game published by Ravensburger.  In this game, players create columns of unique cards by drawing off the top of the deck.  Cards can continue to be added to columns as long as there is not already a card with that number or color in it.  When a player decides to stop, they can choose a column to collect.  Be careful! If a player pushes too far and draws a card that cannot be added to a column, they bust and cannot collect any cards.   CONTENTS   Within the 120 card deck, there are five different colored suits: red, blue, green, yellow, & purple.  Each suit has 18 cards that are ranked 1 – 6.  There are three copies of each card in the suit.  The 18 roll cards will cause players to roll the die and discard points f

  PIG OBJECTIVE OF PIG:  The objective of Pig is to be the last player remaining.   NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  3 to 12 players  MATERIALS:  A standard 52-card deck, a way to keep score, and a flat surface.  TYPE OF GAME :  Passing Card Game  AUDIENCE:  Kids, Teens, Adults  OVERVIEW OF PIG   Pig is a passing card game for 3 to 13 players. The goal is for you to be the only player remaining.   SETUP   The dealer is chosen at random. The dealer will shuffle the deck and deal each player 4 cards. Some variations have the dealer deal 5 cards, with players still trying to form 4 of a kind. Another variation has the dealer only deal 3 cards and players attempt to make 3 of a kind.   GAMEPLAY   After the cards are dealt each player will pick up their hand. Players will then simultaneously pass one unwanted card to their left, and take the passes card from the player to their right. The dealer will be drawing from the remaining stockpile to their right and the last player will be discarding to a disca

  PIG (WITH NO STOCKPILE) OBJECTIVE OF PIG:  The objective of Pig is to be one of the last players remaining.   NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  3 to 13 players  MATERIALS:  A modified 52-card deck, a way to keep score, and a flat surface.  TYPE OF GAME :  Passing Card Game  AUDIENCE:  Kids, Teens, Adults  OVERVIEW OF PIG   Pig is a passing card game for 3 to 13 players. The goal is for you to be one of the only players remaining.   SETUP   The deck is modified to have 4 cards of the same rank per person playing. For example, if 5 people are playing, the deck would consist of the Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks, and 10s.   The dealer is chosen at random and passes to the left for each new deal. The dealer will shuffle the deck and deal each player 4 cards.   먹튀검증사이트 GAMEPLAY   After the cards are dealt each player will pick up their hand. Players will then simultaneously pass one unwanted card to their left, and take the passes card from the player to their right. Then players once again take an unwante

  FORBIDDEN BRIDGE OBJECTIVE OF FORBIDDEN BRIDGE:  The first player to return to the starting space with two jewels wins  NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 – 4 players     CONTENTS:   Idol, Mountain, Bridge, 16 Jewels, 4 Explorers, 4 Canoes, 2 Dice, 1 Game Board  TYPE OF GAME:  Dexterity Board Game     AUDIENCE:  Ages 7+  INTRODUCTION OF FORBIDDEN BRIDGE   Forbidden Bridge is a roll and move board game first published in 1992 by Milton Bradley.  It has been revised and republished in 2021 by Hasbro Games.  In this updated version, the game has been rebuilt from the ground up.  It contains a new board, mountain and idol.  The bridge and explorer tokens are almost identical to the originals.  Overall game play and mechanisms are the same.  In this game, players are racing to be the first to retrieve two jewels from the idol.  The first jewel must be delivered to the player’s canoe.  Thes second jewel is kept in the explorer’s backpack.  During the game, players who are on the bridge run the risk of