Description

Arne Jr:
In the card game, Arne Junior, the goal is to collect the most points in your fruit. There are also special white cards and black cards that do wacky things and add fun twists to the game. For example the +3 card allows you to draw three extra cards. The chameleon allows you to change one fruit into another. The hungry bird can eat the points off a fruit (unless caught by the net).

Arne Junior is also great for counting and math skills.

Take Stock:
Invest in the future with Take Stock, the power-brokering card game where players are the movers-and-shakers manipulating the stock market. Will you put all your hopes and dreams on one big winner, or play it safe with a variety of investments? But, look out! The market can close early, crash, or freeze depending on the clever play of your opponents!

Each player collects stock certificates in five stocks, (Crispyflake Corn Cereal Co., Glittering Gems Ltd., Zeta-Chip Technology Ltd., Arctic Oil Drilling Co., and Movie Madness Distributors), that they hope will have a high price when the market closes. The goal of the game is to accumulate the highest score after four rounds of play.

Sudoku the Card Game by Knizia:
Here’s a fun way for families and friends to share in playing the cult hit puzzle called, Sudoku. The object of Sudoku is to have each column, row, and box grid contain different numbers.

But there’s a twist in SuDoku: The Card Game. The object here is to have the least amount of points in your penalty stack while forming a Sudoku puzzle. Your penalty stack comes from not being able to (or be unwilling to) play cards correctly.

Yellow cards form the boxes (and are worth 2 points in your penalty stack) and blue cards surround the yellow cards (and are worth 1 point in your penalty stack).

Games are short and you’ll be able to play many games during the evening – and each game is different!

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