🧠ADHD focused board game content
Flip Pick Towers, an incredibly charming new title from Osprey Games. It is a 1–6 player flip and write game that does something we absolutely adore: it actively encourages artistic creativity while embracing a wonderful touch of Welsh culture. 💪
If you've ever enjoyed the chaotic card-shedding of 6 nimmt! or the tense trick-avoidance of Seas of Strife, this little box is going to feel right at home on your table.
In the Footsteps of Darwin is a beautifully light tile-drafting game where you play as a naturalist aboard the HMS Beagle. Your mission is to help Charles Darwin research his ground-breaking work, On the Origin of Species. It is incredibly quick to learn and play, wrapping up in exactly 12 turns per person.
Normally, counting sheep is for falling asleep. But in Aridnyk, tallying the most sheep wins you the game - and as a Hutsul shepherd, you want as many as possible.
From hate to love in a couple of plays. Why first impressions shouldn’t always be the reason to abandon a game.
If you think Bunny Kingdom Town is just a cozy little game about multiplying rabbits, your first playthrough is going to be a rude awakening. Let’s just get this out of the way early: yes, I actually cried during our first game.
The battle for the bog has been a new addition to our table, and we are pleasantly surprised!