Zillionaire
boardgame
Zillionaire is a card game similar to The Great Dalmuti. Players are ranked by wealth and trade cards. The first to shed all cards wins. Fives act as wildcards. After up to ten rounds, the player with the highest score wins.
- Players:
- 3–6
- Time:
- 45 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Doggone It!
boardgame
In this matching game, players look for matching objects on cards turned over sequentially. The first to call the match places a chip on a 3x3 board. The first player to get three chips in a row wins the game by connecting them.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 20 min
- Min. Age:
- 5
Boogey Man
boardgame
In this children's game, players simultaneously reveal monster cards. When the Boogey Man appears, everyone races to grab pillows. Players lose flashlight chips for missing out or false alarms. The player with the most chips remaining at the end wins.
- Players:
- 3–5
- Time:
- 30 min
- Min. Age:
- 5
Road Hog
boardgame
Players race to reach New City first while forcing opponents off the road. Using cards, they play numbered and colored mileage milestones, deploy obstacles against rivals, or counter them with special cards to reach the tenth space and win.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 45 min
- Min. Age:
- 5
Round-A-Bout
boardgame
In Round-A-Bout, players spin a penalty pointer to force opponents to score more while aiming for the lowest score. Avoid stopping the pointer on your turn, use wild cards, and win with the fewest points.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 20 min
- Min. Age:
- 7
Happy Day
boardgame
A simple Crazy Eights-style card game aiming for the happiest day. Players match Yucky Day cards by color or number. The first player unable to match loses the round, takes a face-down negative point chip. After nine rounds, the player with the lowest total point value wins the game.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 20 min
- Min. Age:
- 4
Zero Zap
boardgame
The goal of this card game is to be the first to reach 50 points by forming sets and runs. Players draw cards, play combinations using number, wild, double, and special cards, and discard one card at the end of their turn. Going out ends the round, awards bonuses, and helps players progress toward winning the overall game.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 45 min
- Min. Age:
- 8
Rack-O
boardgame
Milton Bradley's 1956 game Rack-O is a card game where players arrange numbered cards in ascending order within a rack. The first player to complete a valid numerical sequence shouts the game's name and earns points.
- Players:
- 2–4
- Time:
- 45 min
- Min. Age:
- 8