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Business Walrus
A pitch-your-business party game by ClickHole & Cards Against Humanity
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Monikers
A dumb party game that respects your intelligence
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Vicious Gardens
Plant, harvest, and sabotage your way to victory in the prettiest game we've seen yet
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Lacuna
Two-player battle for flowers scattered across a silk surface
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The Uzzle
We've mentioned it before: we're not shy about our love of competitive reality shows around these parts. From Survivor, to The Challenge, we love watching folks under pressure play games and solve puzzles. We've featured a single-player 3D challenge puzzle before, but The Uzzle
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Five Crowns
Did you know that at some point in history, a deck of playing cards had five suits? In America, Bicycle used an eagle, across the pond they used a crown, and in today's featured game, the fifth suit is a star. Five Crowns is a rummy style game
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Morels
A collect-and-cook mushroom battle for two players
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For Northwood!
A solo trick-taking game with cute animals and land management
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Power Vacuum
A lot of our favorite games around here are a mashup of two things we already love. One of our families absolute all-time games is Werewolf (aka Mafia), a hidden identity game that hilariously pits family against family during a monstrous murder spree. In what would normally be totally unrelated
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Spyouts
A few years back, our extended family absolutely fell in love with Among Us, a sneaky little game where you work together, until you don't. You run around the ship, completing tasks, until it's time to sabotage each other and go for the win. If that
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OK Play
Growing up in a Mexican Train house, and marrying into a 42 house, I know a thing or two about kinda-like-dominoes-but-not-quite-dominoes games. We've also recently featured Snakes of Wrath, the coolest almost-dominoes game in a decade. Now imagine dominoes and Connect Four are having a baby, and that
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Linkity
Growing up, some of my favorite games were the fast-and-wild card games, like Speed, or my favorite of all time: Spoons (which Wikipedia just taught me has roots to the 1800s!). It's a timeless formula: take a simple game, ramp up the pace of play, and wait for