The town diner is a dump! Play as the Owner or Health Inspector gathering violations to save or close this place. Brand-New, Easy To Learn Seek and Find Strategy Game.
Description:
You will play on either the restaurant or health inspector team. As restaurant managers your task is to find as many health code violations before the town health department who wants to get YOUR DINER shut down! Whatever your objectives - to save the diner or to close it - FIND THOSE CODE VIOLATIONS! Diner Disaster takes minutes to learn, and features more than 200 Miniature game pieces. The game introduces unique play mechanics that will engage younger gamers and more the more experienced players alike.
Dinner & Dice Rolls - On Feeding your Adventuring Party
Summary:
This panel explores food's role in world-building and story development. Whether you're a writer, DM, or player, we'll help you go beyond the basic stew and brew with tips and free recipe cards!
Ever want to own an amusement park which is also a dinosaur zoo? In Dinosaur Island, you are able to clone dinosaurs and build attractions in your very own adventure park.
Description:
In Dinosaur Island, you will have to collect DNA, research the DNA sequences of extinct dinosaur species, and then combine the ancient DNA in the correct sequence to bring these prehistoric creatures back to life. All players will compete to build the most thrilling park each season, and then work to attract (and keep alive!) the most visitors each season that the park opens. Do you go big and create a pack of Velociraptors? They'll definitely excite potential visitors, but you'd better make a large enough enclosure for them. And maybe hire some (read: a lot of) security. Or they WILL break out and start eating your visitors, and we all know how that ends.
Ever want to own an amusement park which is also a dinosaur zoo? In Dinosaur Island, you are able to clone dinosaurs and build attractions in your very own adventure park.
Description:
In Dinosaur Island, you will have to collect DNA, research the DNA sequences of extinct dinosaur species, and then combine the ancient DNA in the correct sequence to bring these prehistoric creatures back to life. All players will compete to build the most thrilling park each season, and then work to attract (and keep alive!) the most visitors each season that the park opens. Do you go big and create a pack of Velociraptors? They'll definitely excite potential visitors, but you'd better make a large enough enclosure for them. And maybe hire some (read: a lot of) security. Or they WILL break out and start eating your visitors, and we all know how that ends.
Restored from Whosit? (published in 1976). A game of pure deduction for homo sapiens.
Description:
It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatrice? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins the game. But be careful: three curious quirks mean you can’t be certain whether that brachiosaurus in the bowler is Carlton or Quinton. Charming art, streamlined play, and proper dinosaurs with make this game an irresistible delight.
Restored from Whosit? (published in 1976). A game of pure deduction for homo sapiens.
Description:
It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatrice? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins the game. But be careful: three curious quirks mean you can’t be certain whether that brachiosaurus in the bowler is Carlton or Quinton. Charming art, streamlined play, and proper dinosaurs with make this game an irresistible delight.
Restored from Whosit? (published in 1976). A game of pure deduction for homo sapiens.
Description:
It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatrice? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins the game. But be careful: three curious quirks mean you can’t be certain whether that brachiosaurus in the bowler is Carlton or Quinton. Charming art, streamlined play, and proper dinosaurs with make this game an irresistible delight.
Restored from Whosit? (published in 1976). A game of pure deduction for homo sapiens.
Description:
It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatrice? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins the game. But be careful: three curious quirks mean you can’t be certain whether that brachiosaurus in the bowler is Carlton or Quinton. Charming art, streamlined play, and proper dinosaurs with make this game an irresistible delight.
Restored from Whosit? (published in 1976). A game of pure deduction for homo sapiens.
Description:
It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatrice? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins the game. But be careful: three curious quirks mean you can’t be certain whether that brachiosaurus in the bowler is Carlton or Quinton. Charming art, streamlined play, and proper dinosaurs with make this game an irresistible delight.
Restored from Whosit? (published in 1976). A game of pure deduction for homo sapiens.
Description:
It's the most sought-after invitation of the year: Dinoton Abbey for high tea. Now you're all gussied up in your finery and ready for some tea and chit-chat. One problem: You can't remember anyone's name. Who's that, sporting the fancy brooch with her pet chicken? Is that Jeannine? Beatrice? Oh, dear. If you're not careful, you'll commit a faux pas everyone will be gossiping about. Each player takes a card corresponding to one of the dino guests. Players take turns asking each other questions or guessing their dinosaur's name. If someone guesses your name, draw a new card. The first player to guess three names wins the game. But be careful: three curious quirks mean you can’t be certain whether that brachiosaurus in the bowler is Carlton or Quinton. Charming art, streamlined play, and proper dinosaurs with make this game an irresistible delight.