1. Uno, Dos, Traceeee – Players take turns drawing playing cards (with 5 in hand) trying to collect three groups of either sequential numbers or same suits. First to three groups of three wins!
2. Roley Poley – Players take turns rolling die. The number they role corresponds with how many cards they can draw from a regular shuffled deck of cards. The number on the card corresponds with a number and those give players points. The person with the most points wins.
3. That’s Mine – players use a board similar to chutes and ladders, however each space is a territory. Players take turns spinning the wheel to know how many spaces they can progress. Each territory can be beneficial or negative in terms of points. Some may give players up to 5 points, but others can take away up to 5 points.
4. Mix and Match – Players take turns flipping over cards to make a match, if you get a match, you keep it. The player with the most matches wins. Each time someone gets a match the cards get shuffled.
5. Kick it to win it – Players take 3 turns each kicking a soccer ball at large grid of numbers ranging from 1-10. if a player hits a target they collect that number of points. First player to 21 points wins. Go over and you go back down to 17.

Collecting Themed Games:

1. Pick or Pass: Pick or Pass is a card game where you can either pick a card from the center pile or pass a card to another person, you win when you have 5 or more of a single color of card.
2. Luck of the Die: Players are given a number and a certain number of dice, players then take turn rolling the dice and depending on the number rolled players can steal dice from the corresponding player.
3. Truth, Dare or Pass?: Players progress on a game board and depending where they land they will answer a question or perform a dare and gain a slip, or they can pass.
4. Pass the Ball: Each round a player is given a ball and they take turns passing it back and forth, after the round ends after a random amount of time the player holding the ball keeps the ball, the player with the least balls win.
5. Flick n’ Guard: Players have a goal with ‘goalies’ guarding them, other players then flick balls at the goalies and if the goalie is knocked down the player steals the goalie, the player with the most goalies win.

1. Antidote – The world has fallen into a state of apocalyptical chaos and it is the player’s job to develop, distribute, and administer the antidote to as many zombified humans as possible. Players have to be careful and stay alive or they lose the game.
2. Evasion – Players are hunters in South America. But they soon find themselves being hunted by the local wildlife. The players must find their way out of the jungle alive before a jaguar, bullet ant, or any other dangerous animal catches them as prey.
3. Murder Incorporated – Players are undercover agents working for the NYPD in the 1940’s. The goal is to infiltrate the Mafia in New York City and take it down. Players may have to do some questionable things if they want to complete their task.
4. Plane Crash Weekend – Players must find and collect resources from their plane which has crashed. It will be 2 days before a search party comes to find them. Survive for 2 days to win.
5. Regrow – Regrow is a farming game based in post-war America. Times are peaceful, but all seeds must be found and new growing systems must be developed due to the intense change of the physical landscape. When you can’t grow anything to sustain you, you lose.

1. Mine Field – players take turns spinning the wheel to determine the number of spaces they can progress on the board. Each space prompts different actions such as abilities to take lives from other players or earn crowns to ultimately win the game.
2. Secret Agenda – players take turns retrieving cards from a deck that prompt them to take action, each action changes what happens with the other players’ hand, changing whats in front of them every round.
3. Last One Down – similar to war, players draw cards one by one and flip in unison. however, the cards aren’t numbered, they each have different abilities and powers.

1. “Potted” everyone picks a pot to play as and has to go around the board and collect their specific petals as fast as they can. 
2. In “Crystal Mayhem” every player gets a sheet of crystals to collect and they have to go through different caves and find them. 
3. In “Mixology” every player gets drink menu cards and has to collect the ingredients the fastest, whoever gets 10 drinks made wins. 
4. “Traffic Cone” each player has to collect traffic cones that are placed around the board by stacking them on top of the player’s pawn, however, if any fall at any point you lose those cones. 
5. “Brain cell” is a memory game and the more pairs of cards you can collect and put together the more brain cells you get, player with the most pairs win. 

Rainfalls Treasures — Collecting Micro-Minerals From Precipitations

The Impression(s) of the Game (why is it fun): Abundantly tiny pieces of organic materials from artificial rain could become the source of farmland decorations for better cleansing of environments.

Brief Info: Rainfalls Treasures is a strategic and narrative game in which the players wear and turn on the special vacuum for minerals collections in case the rain shows the colors cues for the treasures for achieving enough amounts for enhancing the better appearances of the farm ground.

Beatbox Treasures — Amounts of Precious Items By Hitting The Rhythmic Lights

The Impression(s) of the Game (why is it fun): The amounts and lengths of each musical beat determine the quantity of the treasures.

Brief Info: Beatbox Treasures is a rhythmic game in which the players slash the dropping beats from the treasure case and not miss any of them to prevent harm from dropping and treasure lost due to inaccurate targeting by using different squares figures and directions of knives.

Silent Rhythmic Track — Skilled Runner Crossing Musical Beats Free of Noise Interruptions to Others

The Impression(s) of the Game (why is it fun): Obstacles runners stay on the destinated blocks without tapping into the calming space and falling off the route.

Brief Info: Silent Rhythmic Track is an adventurous rhythm game in which the players complete the musical obstacles challenge without tapping to the quiet spot (otherwise the neighbor will chase you for a while at first time, the second time you lost) and falling off the path by using big step crossing, occasional jumping, and sliding left and right to avoid annoying reserved spaces.

Sync Laser-Focus — Hitting the Laser Spot Instead of the Canvas

The Impression(s) of the Game (why is it fun): Following the sync beam’s locations and directions from song beats without empty targeting the object and miss catching the light that will cause damage to the canvas.

Brief Info: Sync Laser-focus is a rhythm action game in which the players use postures with a laser catcher to follow the rhythmic laser directions by pinning and sliding in four directions (etc.).

Musical Gestures — Heads-up, Hands Hitting, and Feet down

The Impression(s) of the Game (why is it fun): The beats field is divided into three sections vertically, which the head, hands, and feet will need to respond to the upcoming rhythmic beats.

Brief Info: Musical Gestures is a rhythm action game in which the players use physical postures to follow the rhythmic beats by using straightforward closed hands in four directions horizontally and an open hand for each heavy beat; heads lifting for jumping up and down arrow, feet sliding for left and right arrow (etc.).