Beasty Bar
Card games
Beasty Bar - Down Under
601105209€14.99
A wild party, a long queue and plenty of chaos – welcome to the legendary Beasty Bar! The fourth edition of this entertaining card game for 2-4 players aged 8 and up is all about sea creatures. In this animal-themed tactical card game, you must try to push your animals to the front of the Beasty Bar, known as "Heaven's Gate". However, the queue is fiercely competitive and only the cleverest sea creatures can make it to the front! If the line is full, the two animals at the front of the queue can make themselves comfortable in the bar, while the animal at the back of the queue is sent home. To avoid this fate, the animals use fishy tricks: The magical manta uses a diversionary manoeuvre, the slender eel squeezes into the smallest of gaps, and the noble swordfish battles for a place in the queue. Whoever gets the most animals into the bar is crowned the winner! The game is also compatible with the other "Beasty Bar" editions – build your own deck of playing cards using any of the 50 animals and create your very own animal-themed extravaganza! Designed by Anna Oppolzer and Stefan Kloß and illustrated with eye-catching images from Alexander Jung, "Beasty Bar - Down Under" is a turbulent card game full of tactical twists, humour and wit. Author: Anna Oppolzer and Stefan Kloß
Family games
Beasty Bar - New Beasts in Town
601105156€14.99
Beasty Bar - New Beasts in Town is the first big follow-up release to the 2014 smash hit card game Beasty Bar. It can either be played by itself or in combination with the original game, as part of a challenging two-round draft. Twelve all-new beasties with exciting, novel special powers are lining up in front of the legendary bar. As before, it is imperative to stay at the front of the queue in order to be able to join the party. Author: Stefan Kloß
Family games
Beasty Bar Born to be wild
601105143€14.99
The Beasty Bar game attracts more and more animals to the red carpet in front of the legendary bar. With Born to be Wild, it is the third time that twelve "beasts" show up there. The new animals add even more cunning feints, wild dynamics, comical situations, and finesse to the game. Following the well-known rules of Beasty Bar, all the animals of the "extended customer base" can be combined. Consequently, Born to be Wild can be played as a stand-alone game, but also together with all the other animals from the two previous Beasty Bar games.
Family games
Beasty Bar
601105155€14.99
Beasty Bar is a fun take that card game about party animals. The players play animal cards into a line. Each animal has special powers that can manipulate the cards’ order. Whenever there’s a total of five animals present at the end of a turn, the two animals up front get to party while the one animal at the rear has to go home. Whoever manages to send the most of their animals to the party wins. Author: Stefan Kloß
Family games
Die Patin
601105185€39.99
Designed for 2 to 5 players aged 12 and above, this game revolves around the boss of a ruthless family clan that is engaged in a fierce battle for Beasty Town. In order to bring the city under their control, the players must dispatch their henchman into dark alleyways and build shady backrooms on the premises of local shops and businesses. The board depicts several districts surrounded by manholes, which the players must occupy with rats in order to take control of the surrounding territory and beat their opponents. During the game, the players take on the role of a mafia boss who strives to expand the influence of her clan, supported by three henchmen. Over a total of five suspense-filled rounds, the players must aim to complete five missions and outmaneuver their components by expanding their territory, controlling the most manholes, building the longest network of backrooms, and looting property. “Die Patin” is an interactive and thought-provoking strategy game that pits players against each other in a ruthless battle for Beasty Town. The player with the highest number of mission points after five rounds is the winner. Author: Pim Thunborg
