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Hurt Party: A Game of Bad Apologies

2024-09-03T11:36:10-04:00

Vendor: Pink Tiger Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 25.95

Designer	Ami Baio
Publisher	Pink Tiger Games
Players	2-7
Playtime	10-20 mins
Suggested Age	14 and up
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Hurt Party: A Game of Bad Apologies pokes fun at all of the terrible ways we say we’re sorry.

Inside the cake-inspired box, you’ll find 250 terrible apology cards and 250 hurt cards.

Everyone starts with seven Apology Cards. In each round, one person is the “Hurt Party,” the person whose feelings were hurt, and they read out a random Hurt Card explaining what has hurt them.

Hurt Card examples include:
“You ignored my cat.”
“You broke my favorite mug.”
“You left without saying goodbye!”

The Hurt Party then decides which apology is their favorite, and gives their Hurt card to the player with the best (or worst!) apology.

Apology card examples include:
“You’ll be fine.”
“Sorry, I’m the worst.”
“Sorry, but you should lower your expectations.”

The first player to collect 5 Hurt Cards wins the game!

—description from the designer

Cloud Nine: A Game of Wonderful Things

2023-12-27T14:46:11-05:00

Vendor: Pink Tiger Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 25.95

Designer	Ami Baio
Publisher	Pink Tiger Games
Players	2-7
Playtime	20-60 mins
Suggested Age	14 and up
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Cloud Nine: A Game of Wonderful Things celebrates the things in life that bring us joy, with illustrations by Lisa Congdon.

Do you love campfires or video games? Wandering around a new city or falling in love? How about the feeling of losing track of time, being out in nature, or listening to music that moves you? We all have special things that make us feel alive and connected to the world, and playing Cloud Nine was made to share them with each other.

In Cloud Nine, players choose from over 300 Cloud Cards to build their personalized collection of nine treasured things, with 50 Action Cards to mix up gameplay.
The Cloud Cards represent a wide assortment of things and experiences, big and small, that bring out a range of emotions from joy and happiness to wonder and amazement, as well as simple pleasures like favorite foods.
Each Cloud Card also includes questions that players can use as conversation prompts to learn more about why we love the things we do.

How to play: To start the game, draw nine random Cloud Cards from the deck and place them face up in a 3x3 grid, known as “the Sky.” The Sky is shared by all players, and must always be filled as cards are taken.
On each turn, players can choose from one of two options:
Take a Cloud Card from the Sky. If you see something you love in the Sky, take the Cloud Card and add it to your own collection. Replace the card you took with a new card from the deck.
Remove a row of Cloud Cards from the Sky. If you don’t love any of the Cloud Cards, you can discard an entire row in any direction, replacing it with three new cards from the deck to choose from. If you still don’t love any of the cards, your turn ends without adding a new card to your collection.
If any card you’ve drawn from the deck is an Action Card, you must use it immediately, following its instructions before ending your turn.
The first player to collect nine Cloud Cards is the winner! Now try spinning all nine cards into a story about how you’d love to spend one beautiful day packed full with things you love. (Bonus: Go out and do it!)

—description from the publisher

Flatter Me

2022-11-29T09:24:20-05:00

Vendor: Pink Tiger Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 20.95

Designer	Ami Baio
Publisher	Pink Tiger Games
Players	2
Playtime	15-30 mins
Suggested Age	13 and up
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Flatter Me is a compliment battle card game for two players that makes giving and receiving compliments a little easier — by turning compliments into a competition! This quick-to-learn, family-friendly battle of kind words takes 15 to 30 minutes to play.

As in the classic card game War, each round, both players simultaneously reveal the top card from their stack. If your revealed card best suits your opponent's personality, they take both cards; if their card best suits your personality, you get both! In the event of a tie where both cards fit both players or neither card is a good fit, draw three more cards and reveal the fourth. Winner takes all. Repeat until the tie is broken!

Once both stacks are gone, whoever received the most compliment cards wins.

You Think You Know Me

2022-09-02T01:27:22-04:00

Vendor: Pink Tiger Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 30.95

Designer	Ami Baio
Publisher	Pink Tiger Games
Players	2-10
Playtime	20-40 mins
Suggested Age	13 and up
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You know your friends through the photos, videos, and messages they post online, liking and favoriting them every day. But how well do you know them, really?

You Think You Know Me playfully tests how well you know your friends, giving you a chance to learn more about what they love and who they are. Each player starts with seven cards in hand, cards that say things like "I know that your secret talent is ________" or "I know that you would/wouldn't want to live forever." On a turn, you pick another player, play a card from hand, and say how you think they would answer the question. If you're right, you discard the card; if not, you have to draw a new card and add it to your hand. Whoever first discards all their cards wins.

Rabbit Rabbit: A Game of Superstitions

2022-09-02T00:53:54-04:00

Vendor: Pink Tiger Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 24.95

Designer	Ami Baio
Publisher	Pink Tiger Games
Players	1-10
Playtime	30-90 mins
Suggested Age	13 and up
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A magical 350-card trivia game for 1-10 players collecting superstitions, myths, spells, folklore, and more- old and new, from around the world.

The goal of Rabbit Rabbit is to be the first to collect seven cards by answering questions correctly, and play starts with the person whose birthday is closest to the current date.

In clockwise order, players take turns answering question cards pulled from the top of the deck by the person to their right, taking care to keep the answer hidden. If the player answers it correctly, they keep the card. If they don't, it's discarded.

When you win your sixth card and are one card away from winning, you must say "Rabbit Rabbit" out loud. If you forget and another player notices and says it first, skip your next turn, giving everyone else a chance to catch up.

There are multiple ways to play:

Team Play. If you're playing with four or more players, you can optionally split up into teams of equal size.

Host Mode. Playing with three or more, and have an odd number of players? Designate one player as the Trivia Host, who opts out of answering cards, and instead has card reading duties.

Scored Play. If you'd like a faster pace, the host can open up each question card to all players, and everyone who answers correctly each round gets a point. The first to reach seven points wins.

Solo Play. Playing by yourself? Read the cards, challenge yourself to answer them correctly, and see if you're right.

Important Note: Superstitions, like all folklore, can vary wildly and change over time, with multiple variations even in the same small region. If you find a superstition in Rabbit Rabbit described differently than one that you grew up with and hold close to your heart, you're strongly encouraged to share your version with everyone. That storytelling is part of the game!

Rabbit Rabbit is the third game from Ami Baio of Pink Tiger Games, the creator of You Think You Know Me and Flatter Me: A Compliment Battle Card Game.

-description from designer

Lost for Words: A Game of Untranslatable Feelings

2022-07-04T07:10:52-04:00

Vendor: Pink Tiger Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 23.95

Designer	Ami Baio
Publisher	Pink Tiger Games
Players	2-7
Playtime	30-90 mins
Suggested Age	14 and up
Additional Info	357030/lost-words-game-untranslatable-feelings http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/357030/lost-words-game-untranslatable-feelings/forums/63

Lost for Words has over 300 unique words from over 60 different languages, aiming to broaden our vocabularies, as well as our emotional awareness.

There are Word cards and Action cards:
Word cards have a unique word, along with its definition and source language, and one of seven symbols on the top: heart, lightning, cloud, star, sun, moon, or diamond.
Action cards have special instructions that affect gameplay and strategy.

At the start of each game, each player is dealt seven random cards from the deck, which they keep secret from other players.

On each turn, players have three options:

Play a word card. Place it face-up in front of you, and share how you've experienced that feeling or experience: a moment or memory, who it reminds you of, or how you hope to experience it in the future.
Play an action card. Follow the rules on the card, which ends your turn.
Discard and draw again. Place any of your cards in the discard pile and draw a new card from the deck.

When any player runs out of cards in their hand, draw seven new cards from the deck. The first player to play cards with each of the seven symbols or five of the same symbol is the winner!