Dice Flick
Players: 2–4 • Ages: 8+ • Play time: 15–25 min.
Well flicked is half-way won in Dice Flick! In the game, 2 to 4 players compete to score the most points in ten rounds. To do so, they draw dice from a bag each turn and flick two of them onto the playing area, which is mounted inside the game box. Three adjacent dice of the same color can be scored and are returned into the bag. Dice landing in the middle of the board grant double the points and can even be scored by themselves. While white dice serve as jokers, and the pink, glittering dice trigger a special scoring. Players who make best use of the dice’s abilities and have good aim are bound to win the game.
Dice Flick
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
Item Code: PEG52155G
MSRP: $24.99
Releases April 2021
Open the box and start playing—Dice Flick plays just as quickly as it is set up. That leaves more time to play: Draw some dice, and flick your way to victory with a little bit of luck and a lot of dexterity. Even if the dice did not fly right—a game lasts 15 to 25 minutes, so there is always time for a rematch.
Contents:
- 1 Play arena
- 20 Dice
- 4 Flick bases
- 1 Cloth bag
- 1 Notepad
- 1 Pencil
- 1 Sticker sheet
- 2 Rulebooks (English, German)
Doodle Dungeon
Players: 2–4 • Ages: 10+ • Play time: 45–60 min.
A dream comes true; players have acquired their own dungeon! Today they visited it for the first time and found a gigantic cave! Hold on a second—the cave is empty! Where’s the dungeon? There aren’t any mazelike walls, no sneaky traps, and above all, no hero-slashing monsters!
So they hastily go shopping at the dungeon-construction shop, and then they make a quick visit to the local monster tavern to hire some monsters. Now they’ll be ready to defend their treasures from any invading heroes. Will they manage to surpass their rivals and be celebrated as the most malicious dungeon master?
Doodle Dungeon
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
Item Code: PEG51846E
MSRP: $29.99
Releases March 2021
Doodle Dungeon combines the rewarding elements of creating and then defending one’s own dungeon and mixes it with engaging draft-&-draw gameplay.
Contents:
- 100 Dungeon sheets
- 100 Scoring sheets
- 60 Cards
- 4 Dice
- 4 Figures
- 4 Drawing templates
- 4 Pencils
- 1 Eraser
- 1 Start-player pencil sharpener
- 1 Rulebook
- 1 Player aid
Poo Poo Pets
Players: 2–4 • Ages: 8+ • Play time: 15–25 min.
Poo Poo Pets is all about speed: Each player has a number of tiles showing specific dice results in front of them, and all players play simultaneously while trying to roll the dice combination displayed in front of any of their opponents, using their own six dice. Once they succeed, they quickly press the squeaky-toy poo to pause the game and take the corresponding tile from their opponent. If a player runs out of tiles in front of them, they drop out of the game. The last remaining player wins the game.
Poo Poo Pets
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
Item Code: PEG18338G
MSRP: $19.99
Releases March 2021
Poo Poo Pets is simple, frantic fun, with all players in action at the same time and an eye-catching toy poo to buzz out one opponent after the other.
Contents:
- 24 Dice
- 24 Tiles
- 1 Poop (squeaking)
- 2 Rulebooks (English, German)
Space Dragons
Players: 3–5 • Ages: 10+ • Play time: 20 min.
Ready for a flight into the galaxy of the notorious Space Dragons? Only with a competent crew can players become successful dragon hunters. They target seven dragons, always in competition with their rivals. But some dragons do more harm than good, so it can be worthwhile to let others go first and concentrate on keeping your ship intact, as you should be careful that your opponents do not shoot your spaceships. Whoever was able to score the most points with his crew and the dragons they won after seven rounds will be crowned top dragon hunter.
Space Dragons
Publisher: Pegasus Spiele
Item Code: PEG18342G
MSRP: $14.99
Releases June 2021
In the trick-taking game Space Dragons, the players first draft a crew of nine cards, and then they play seven of them in order to score as many points as possible. Whoever plays the highest card in a trick wins the face-up dragon. In contrast to other trick-taking games, however, there are no suits to follow, and the cards that were played remain in front of the respective players. They trigger special effects when played, but they also grant victory points. With three double-sided scoring cards and a variant for an even faster game, there is plenty of variety.
Contents:
- 103 Cards
- 1 Rules (English)
