A game toy comprises first type game items each of which is associated with a character, and a play sheet in which some of the first type game items are placed. The first type game items include first information indicating a first condition for placing the first type game items on the play sheet, and second information, which is an element of the first condition of the first information of another first type game item. The play sheet includes a first placement area where the first type game items can be placed, and a second information used to determine whether the first condition of the first information of the first type game item is met is the second information of the first type game item placed in the first placement area.

A baseball board game and method for playing same, wherein the board game includes means for observing a field baseball game and the method includes watching a field baseball game and using the actions of the field baseball players to determine the movement of markers on the game board.

A card tile deck includes a plurality of card tiles divided into multiple zones with each of the zones including either a first indicia, a second indicia, a third indicia, or a null indicia. A method of playing a game includes forming a build stack of played card tiles from the plurality of card tiles by repeatedly positioning an active card tile on top of a played card tile with one of the zones of the active card tile substantially overlapping one of the zones of the played card tile. A null indicia can be covered by either the first indicia, the second indicia, or the null indicia. The first indicia or second indicia can be covered by either the third indicia or the null indicia. A third indicia can be covered by the null indicia.

DIA-STAR is a star shaped game board that operates by playing in a clockwise position. All 6 players choose a star game piece, roll the dice and begin moving from the 12:00 position, proceeding towards the right direction. There are various board locations. Each location will direct you what to do. In Stoney Row section, you will collect the stones from the area you land in. To win you collect all 12 stones or collect $700. The loser reaches $300. In Tribal Parkway section, you will have to pull a DIA-STAR card and answer or follow instructions. Some of the cards require you to obtain information by Googling on the World Wide Web.

DIA-STAR provides educational information as you make stops along the way. It promotes social interaction, cognitive skills, expands knowledge in science & humanity and encourages further research and studies. Includes easy-to-read instructions.

A method of playing a board game includes a game board arranged as a grid. The board is set up before play where certain playing squares include first or second indicia such that respective numbered tiles with matching indicia may be randomly placed on the certain playing squares. Players may then perform a series turns placing tiles having a third indicia on the board in a single straight line using at least one of the numbered tiles already placed on the board. The tiles must create one or more linear sequences wherein the sum of the numbered tiles within each linear sequence equals a predetermined value. Points are awarded to the player based at least in part on the number of linear sequences created during the turn. The winner may be the player with the highest total awarded points at the end of the game. Other aspects are also provided.

A method and game apparatus for two to seven players is provided. A game board having the scope of a heptagon is adopted to accommodate two to seven players. Separated by parameters, the heptagon shaped game board consists of seven sections, each section referred to as a headquarter. Each headquarter has three parts; the home base, that each player must rest on before the game begins and during the game, if they are called to return home. The perimeter, which is at the lower base portion of every headquarter, that each player must travel through to return to their headquarter, and finally; the vertex, that each player must travel up, in their headquarter, in an effort to reach the center heptagon. Each headquarter is represented by a game piece having appropriate indicia that relates specifically to a particular headquarter and the game overall.

A method of playing a game, including the steps of providing a game system, said same system including a rules booklet, a timer, a plurality of tokens, a judge's badge, a plurality of topic cards, a plurality of direction cards, and a plurality of discussion topic cards, selecting a player to be the judge, the judge selecting a topic card, the judge reading the topic card to the players to establish a premise to be argued, and the judge providing each player with a direction card to assign each respective player a direction to either agree or disagree with the premise. The game further includes starting the timer to initiate an argument round, arguing the premise with the judge moderating the argument round, the judge ending the argument round, the judge deciding who won the argument round, winners taking one token, passing the role of judge to the next player, and repeating steps the above until declaring the first player to reach a predetermined token sum the winner.

The invention relates to a novel cannabis smoking game using a plurality of cannabis smoking apparatuses or bongs each fitted with a removable funnel or catch cup attachment. The game is played on a flat surface with the plurality of the cannabis smoking apparatuses and removable funnel attachments arranged at opposite ends of the flat surface. The object of the game is to catch a thrown or bounced ball, preferably a ping-pong ball, in one of the funnel attachments where the losing player or team is required to smoke cannabis from the cannabis smoking apparatus after removal of the funnel or catch cup attachment. Preferably, the cannabis smoking apparatuses are tapered cylindrical cannabis smoking apparatuses.

A dice bingo board game for a strategic board game aimed at providing players with a stimulating and time-bound challenge. The objective of this game is for players to fill their designated gameboard, marked with numbers 2 through 12, omitting the number 7, with their respective color coins. The first player to accomplish this task emerges as the winner. Each game session is designed to last approximately 20 minutes, ensuring a compact yet immersive gameplay experience. A scorecard enables players to continue through a series of games as they so choose.

Game mechanics emphasize both chance and strategy, thereby demanding players to think critically, plan their moves wisely, and adapt to the evolving state of the board. With its streamlined rules and clear end-goal, this game is tailored to attract and engage players of varying ages and skill levels, offering a distinctive blend of excitement, competition, and cognitive challenge. The dice bingo board game generally includes Two sets of dice Eight (8) game boards various colors Eight (8) sets of 10 each color chips that match each game board color Game Instructions and rules leaflet Score card booklet.

A tossing game assembly for playing a tossing game includes a plurality of set objects and a plurality of tossing articles. Each set object has opposed ends, which are substantially parallel planar so that the set objects are positionable in a set of rows, wherein a first one of the rows is positioned on a ground surface and additional rows, if added, are stacked sequentially upon the first one of the rows and decrease in number of set objects by one set object for each additional row. Each tossing article has a planar surface so that a tossing article of a first player is stackable atop the set of rows. A second player thus is positioned to toss a tossing article at the set of rows and the first player's tossing article of the with the intention of knocking the first player's tossing article to the ground surface.