Board Games

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All four of these games can be taught in under a minute, but they still offer very interesting play and strategy.

5 x Mountain Goats5 x Waddle4 x Switchbacks4 x Lure

Place your object cards inside the Rings of the Venn Diagram. If the object doesn't belong, The Knower will move it to the correct space. If it does, play another card. Can you figure out the logic and play all of your cards before your opponents?

Lure is a snappy dice-rolling and bidding game where you'll secretly wager dice behind a player screen. All players reveal their dice simultaneously. If you bid less dice, you get to go first!

The latest addition to our best-selling 1-Minute to Teach series! Switchbacks is a tile-laying game of partnership and betrayal. Can you navigate the most adventurous path?

In Mountain Goats, you work to move your goats to the top of 6 different mountains. They can score points as long as they stay there.

Goats can share spaces on the way up, but there is only room for one goat at the top of each mountain. Get your points before you get knocked off!

A Wordle-inspired game of deception. One player is the Lie-brarian and will choose a secret word from a classic work of literature.

All the other players work as a team to guess that secret word as quickly as possible through logic, literacy and deduction.

Draft cards and scoring conditions from a central market. Form herds of dinos, and make sure they are all fed! Herbivores and carnivores both need food, but if the carnies are not properly fed, they won’t mind chomping an herbie to fill their bellies!

A trick-taking game unlike any other. Steer your boats and fight the Kraken based on which cards are played to the tricks and who wins each trick.

Work through four difficulty levels in the scenario book, or build your own on the customizable map.

Three simultaneous auctions occur every turn. You can’t win them all. But, can you win the right ones? Compete to model different types of fashion, each with their own scoring criteria.

One card is played by each player. Players then take turns drafting cards from what's been played. Collect the right mix of cards to bake pies and score the most points.

A fixed-partnerships climbing game for 4 or 6 players that is all about going out early as a team.

Only the team goes out first will score, but their score will depend on when the rest of the team goes out.

A trick taking game where you always know what suits your opponents are holding. Can you use this knowledge to hit your bid exactly?