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Want to get loud?  Want to get crazy?  This award-winning word game will have players screaming with delight as they compete to be the first to find a winning word! A great adult party game, but watch out….the kids like to snatch it and play too!

'”The rules are so simple and the strategy so open ended, that this game should earn a permanent place in the family's game collection.”

Ruth B Roufberg

Parent's Choice Foundation -Game Analyst

Combine your imagination to match your partner in this ultimate game of match play. A perfect party and social mixer for the entire family.

The ultimate game of finance and strategy: Challenging enough for adults and simple enough for children. Players travel to 15 U.S. cities and build skyscrapers, malls, and gas stations as they attempt to become the game's ultimate tycoon. The tiered format allows for progressive play options and new wrinkles of strategy. Three ways to play; one, or two, or three levels at a time. Multiple Award Winner.

Trivia with a twist. The answers are obvious but the clues obscure. Players have four chances to identity the right person, place, event, or time.

In an attempt to collect passport stamps, players go continent hopping and participate in answering intriguing, informative Passport Questions. Determine your cultural intelligence score and see who earns top marks. Open your mind, embrace the world and seek to become a world citizen.

IQ with a twist. A combination of IQ with a blend of social awareness, a pinch of news events from the past 25 years and a spice of music, movie and social trivia. Paul McCartney is to the Beatles as Jimmy Page is to. . .Tom Hanks is to Forrest Gump as Sylvester Stallone is to. . . Which of the following events occurred during the Clinton Administration. . . Test your wits, knowledge and your social IQ.

Winner of awards worldwide for its original concept and recognized as one of the top games of the past 30 years, Quarto is an outstanding game of deductive reasoning. The rules are easy to understand and the game situations infinite. The object of the game: to line up four pieces which have something in common. It’s not as easy as it seems when your opponent chooses the piece you play with! Includes 16 wood playing pieces, wood game board, fabric bag and instructions.

Simple rules, quick rounds and rather subtle tactics: Pylos is one of the strangest yet most beautiful abstract games on the market today, and winner of several “Game of the Year” awards around the world. The object is to save your marbles so that you can be the one to place a marble at the very top of the pyramid. Pylos is irresistibly attractive as both a game and a decorative object.

Quixo is a simple game whose rules can be learned in just thirty seconds. Line up 5 cubes in a row, pushing your lines of cubes horizontally or vertically. This is one of the few strategic games that can be played by 2 or 4 players in teams. It includes 25 wood playing pieces, wood game board, fabric bag and instructions. Ages 7+