Four players

You think road construction is bad in your town? You should try living in Austin. Even without road construction, the signage is confusing and the drivers are absolutely nuts. The only thing that could make navigating the city more challenging is if if the roads actually shifted and changed while you’re driving.

‘Dillos in Austin: A simulation for 2 to 4 ground-dwelling armored rodents. [Dillos aren’t rodents.—Ed.]

Investigate and explore with two to four detectives and a map.

Looking for someone to shove? Strategize in Blam! with two to four elbow-room seekers.

Search for specimens and toss mud on two to four paleontologists.

Create mysteeeerious patterns to cast mysteeeerious spells on two to five mysteeeerious players.

Those Iron Chef guys were wimps. Their ingredients never fought back, and only the giant squid had a chance of driving them insane. But you’re not wimps. Oh no. You’re up to the challenge of non-euclidean food preparation for 2 to 5 chefs.

Remembering those matches rewards you with some strategy for two to four players.

Pattern placement and deduction for two to four pattern-seekers.

A runaway maze game for two to four subatomic particles.

A post-zombie apocalypse game of entrepreneurship for two or four players.