Two 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.]

Tumblewords: It’s like a cross between that game where you make words with tiles and that game where you drop checkers into a vertical grid. For two wordsmiths.

All the fun of a piñata, with none of the screaming, accidental concussions, or clean-up. For two to six hyperactive greed-crazed kids (or kids at heart).

Lead your jellybean and marshmallow chick army to victory against one to five of your friends in Peep War: The world’s first edible war game.

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.

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

A game of intuition and second-guessing for two players.