Zman Games

The first in our KidFun line of games. These card and board games appeal to kids ages 6 and up.

In the card game, Arne Junior, the goal is to collect the most points in your fruit. There are also special white cards and black cards that do wacky things and add fun twists to the game. For example the +3 card allows you to draw three extra cards. The chameleon allows you to change one fruit into another. The hungry bird can eat the points off a fruit (unless caught by the net).

Arne Junior is also great for counting and math skills.

A creative word game about associations. One player chooses a topic and each player picks one of the 4 attribute cards from their hand. If they have a green sheep, they must try the attribute that matches the topic best. If they have a red sheep they try to pick an attribute that least matches the topic. Then everyone tries to grab the attribute that comes with a green sheep. It's a flurry of fun and action as players try to grab the matches.

A fun party game.

Compatible with all the other Z-Man B-Movie card games. Stand-alone game; no need to collect. Original art & humorous quotes. Does not require other bits (no dice, markers etc.)

Imagine being on a deserted island with a hot model eager to...wait, not that kind of fantasy. We're talking ugly orcs, bearded dwarves, and scantily clad elves, stranded on a desert....uh, you get the picture. Featuring 120 new cards completely compatible with Z-Man Games' other B-Movie card games, Berserker Halflings from the Dungeon of Dragons pokes fun at fantasy films.

Giddy'up pardner and saddle up to the nearest local gaming saloon to pick up the newest in the B-Movie series. If you t'aint figured out what the theme is by now, I'm afraid we'll have to shoot ya - after we take yer money that is!

Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!

The 8th in the B-Movie card game series and compatible with all of them, Bushwhackin' Varmints tackles the Western genre with 120 all new cards.

Camelot Legends is a fast-paced, non-collectible card game for 2 - 4 players, featuring over 100 different cards with illustrations from leading artists such as Ed Beard Jr., Quinton Hoover, Donato Giancola, Mark Poole, Melissa A. Benson, Mark Evans, Raven Mimura, and more!

Throughout the game, players assemble companies of knights and other characters who attempt to complete quests and overcome their enemies at Camelot, Cornwall, and the Perilous Forest. When the final adventure is complete, the player with the most Victory Points wins the game!

From the Producer and Director of 'Grave Robbers from Outer Space' comes a New Low in B-Movies: 'Cannibal Pygmies in the Jungle of Doom.' Swing into adventure as the Jungle Queen and Skippy the WonderDog come face to face with Dinosaurs, Nazis, and Dancing Hatian Voodoo Zombies! Will the Great White Hunter escape the clutches of the Native Chieftan's Daughter? Will he? WILL HE?!?

You are a mad wizard who has inherited a terrible dungeon stocked with monstrous beings. For entertainment, you and the other mad wizards in your neighborhood will recruit parties of hapless adventurers to raid each other’s dungeons and see whose is the most lethal. Your goal is to be the first to kill seven of the other wizards’ adventurers.

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It's the classic suburban conflict of unreturned tools, loud neighbors, and prize-winning garden gnomes from Reiner Knizia. This simple gateway card game has players starting with low-value cards then escalating the values until someone goes too far and penalizes their neighbor with the stack of cards. When the deck runs out and a player's hand is empty, the player with the least cards in his stack wins.

One player opens with a card or cards and calls out the value played. The next player must play cards to surpass that value, and so on, escalating the value until the point where a player does not wish to or cannot go above that value, thus taking the stack of cards and placing them in her penalty stack. A simple card game in the tradition of No Thanks!

Grave Robbers From Outer Space pays homage to those B-movies you love to hate…or hate to love. 120 cards packaged in a dual-deck sized box. Stand-alone game; no need to collect. Easy to learn. Original art & humorous quotes. Does not require other bits (no dice, markers etc.). First in a series of compatible but independent B-movie card games for 2 or more players "Say, is that a tentacle?"

Skippy is back! Not quite the hound we remember, he seems to have swallowed some soap and has started to foam at the mouth a bit, but hey… can’t have everything! The faithful dog from the Original Grave Robbers from Outer Space B-Movie card game returns in a whole new card set. Standalone, yet combatable with the original this tongue in cheek card game is a must for all film and card game fans alike. The set features a 120-new cards of Horror and Science Fiction goodness...

It's a long distance go-kart race forthe coveted Gumball Cup!

Players use numbers and colors to better posiiton themselves in the race: higher numbers pass lower numbers and a color passes the same color if that kart is ahead of them. Play through two checkpoints then the finish line!

A very fast, fun game for the whole family - up to 8 players!

Kung Fu Samurai on Giant Robot Island pays homage to those B-movies of the Asian cinema you love to hate…or hate to love. Stand-alone game; no need to collect, 120 cards. Easy to learn. Original art & humorous quotes. Does not require other bits (no dice, markers etc.) Third in a series of compatible but independent B-movie card games

You are invited to a family dinner and as one of the characters in the family, you are trying to buy ingredients and ultimately try to be the first (or certainly not the last) to arrive. There are 2 versions of the game inside the box - a different and simple version and a gamer's version. The first version uses 55 of the cards and the gamer version uses all 110 cards.

Players are powerful entities struggling to dominate the world, but because they are so powerful, the world will collapse if they battle directly. Instead, they created a game called "The Masquerade", the stage where their chosen heroes do battle to determine who will control the world.

The heroes, or Dancers, visit different Stages and perform various acts such as casting Spells, or challenging other Dancers or Guardians of magical treasures, all to further the strength of the entity that controls them.

Good card games can be so simple: either take a card or pay a chip. Anyone can make that decision, right? However, there's a catch - in fact there are two. Nobody wants the cards, not even for free, because they give you points in a game where you need to have the fewest points to win. And the chips? They are scarce, very scarce!

You are garbage collectors whose task is to place recycled goods in their proper waste disposal facility. But you have to watch how much garbage you carry or you will overload your truck and then have to dump the excess materials illegally - not a good thing if you want to become the only authorized garbage collector in the city.

A great filler game originally published in Japan.

Contents: 104 cards, 32 tokens.

Prepare to have your buckles swashed and your derring done in this Swashbuckling cinematic B-Movie card game!

Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!

A wizard is usually an angry and lonesome bad guy, both eager for power and drunk with it. When two wizards meet over a bridge (one of the old stone bridges over lava rivers which are commonplace in the wizard kingdom), you can bet none of them will let the other pass first, and it usually ends in a magic duel, full of fire and fury.

So, YOU are one of the most powerful wizards in the wizard kingdom – but out there, just across that bridge over the lava river, is a wizard that insists on thinking HE is the mightiest wizard in the realm! The only thing left to do is have a duel. Your goal is to push the rival wizard back under your fire walls, balls and bolts so that he falls down into the lava lake. With careful management of your mana and your spellbook, it will be a piece of cake. Be careful, though – the bridge is collapsing under the fury of the magical duel.

Contents: 30 cards, 16 broken flagstone tiles, 2 wizard figures, 1 firewall figure, 2 mana dials, 2 pawns, 1 board.

Speed and Respect!The only two things that matter as you race through the city streets in your souped-up car. Anticipate road conditions as you race through a track of 8 cards to earn chips to help accelerate or decelerate, to try and reach the first position. This is a graphically changed, rule-modified version of Fette Autos.

Contents: 90 tempo cards, 20 track cards, 50 chips, 7 player mats, 7 player cards. 8-page color rules.

You are the power players. You can choose to make the prices rise as you purchase stocks in strong companies, or you can choose to crush the dreams of your opponents by freezing their accounts or crashing the market. Remember, the one with the most at the end wins!

Players use their hand of cards to increase stock prices in the various stocks or discard cards to play the market to affect the value of one or more companies either positively or negatively. You also save certificates of shares in a particular stock in order to score points. Players can also exercise stock options to increase their shares at the end of a round. After 4 rounds of play, the player with the most points wins the game.

Contents: 100 cards, 30 tokens.

UWO's (Unidentified Walking Objects) are residents of the planet Znorf. There are two kinds of UWO; The Gnorfs and the Pnorfs. Both of them are able to morf. But that is something that will be explained later on. The Gnorfs think that the Pnorfs are a group of ugly creatures and that feeling is completely mutual. All the more reason for them to start a war!