Thematic Games

Forres Jump and his gang of non-flying insects want to reach the island in the pond using clever jumping techniques. To this end, they decide to organize a competition: Who can best utilize different starting positions for the Jumper dice and with a bit of skill and luck, stack up with as many of their species as possible to create the tallest tower on the island?

Clear the ring for circus Rollo! The second edition of the Rollo game brings a magical world of the circus to the gaming table and allows us to choose between a clown, an artist, a magic wand, and three other motifs after each roll. Who will roll the dice to win in the ring?Yatzee game for the little onesWith illustrations suitable for children

Animal dice are thrown... With this fun dice game variant, even the younger ones can earn points by collecting birds, rabbits, frogs, and more. Each player can roll the dice up to three times per round and try to fulfill as many requirements as possible through clever combinations. The result can be immediately recorded on the attached block. Who will manage to roll five of the same motifs and...

In the game Fabula Rasa, players take turns narrating a constantly changing story, which is typical of oral traditions. The motifs on the cards represent visual cues for characters, objects, and places that are central to the plot, things that need to be remembered in the correct order, with cards disappearing and new ones appearing in each round. Those who, as storytellers, manage to present...

In the game Fabula Rasa, players take turns narrating a constantly changing story, which is typical of oral traditions. The motifs on the cards represent visual cues for characters, objects, and places that are central to the plot, things that need to be remembered in the correct order, with cards disappearing and new ones appearing in each round. Those who, as storytellers, manage to present...

In the game Fabula Rasa, players take turns narrating a constantly changing story, which is typical of oral traditions. The motifs on the cards represent visual cues for characters, objects, and places that are central to the plot, things that need to be remembered in the correct order, with cards disappearing and new ones appearing in each round. Those who, as storytellers, manage to present...