MindWare is a creator, manufacturer, and distributor of Brainy Toys for people of all ages. The diverse product line includes games, puzzles, brainteasers, arts and crafts activities, mysteries, mazes and more. MindWare's goal is to place high quality toys that teach and entertain into the hands of children and adults. Over the years, MindWare games have won many prestigious awards, including Mensa Select, Parents' Choice and the Spiel des Jahres in Germany. Founder Jeanne Voigt started MindWare in 1990 with a small retail store in the Uptown area of Minneapolis. From there, the company has evolved into the largest cataloger in its segment, mailing to consumers and educators throughout the United States. MindWare is also a web retailer and distributor, selling its MindWare line to 2,000 retailers in the US and to distributors in over 20 countries worldwide.

When you're the most popular board game in the world, you deserve special treatment.that's why we've created this Deluxe Edition of the Monopoly game!

Mouse Trap Board Game 1999 Edition

Does Munchkin have too much to keep up with for you?  Try on Munchkin Deluxe for size. This stand-alone game has everything you love about the original Munchkin, but super-sized. The game becomes much more visual with a game board and colored pawns to move as you level up. All the fast-playing hysteria is still there, but now it's much easier to keep track of sex and color changes.  Dungeon adventure doesn't have to be bland and dark. Happily stab your friends while stealing all their hard-won stuff. Face off against hilarious monsters such as the Potted Plant and the Plutonium Dragon. It's quite devious and silly and will have everyone dying for more. All you have to do is reach level 10 first. Hold back the laughter long enough and you just might succeed. Highlights: Over 1,000,000 copies in 15 different languages have been sold! More than two dozen different Munchkin sequels and supplements Award-winning card game Endless replay value Plays up to six players Lots of expansions available Contents: Gameboard 174 Cards with full-color art 1 Custom 6-sided die 6 Pawns Game rules To see all of our Munchkin products, Click Here!

Clacks: a disc world board game is a puzzle game for 1 to 4 players, based on the "clacks" Semaphore messaging system — The fastest (non-magical) messaging system on the disc world — featured in Sir terry pratchett's novel, going Postal. Play against your friends and claim the title of fastest clacks operator on the line, or play together as a team to win the race across the disc world and prove that the clacks messaging system is here to stay. Included are rules for player-versus-player games or a co-operative race game against the post office. Clacks: a disc world board game is a "must have" Game for fans of terry pratchett's disc world novels!.

Challenge your mental acuity and test your dexterity with numbers 9, a puzzling game of strategically placing tiles for one to four players. In every game of number 9, players build their own displays by stacking number tiles that match cards drawn from a deck. Tiles higher up your stack score more points, but be careful how quickly you build upwards. Tiles of each number have a unique shape and no part of a tile can overhang without a tile directly beneath it, so cleverly lay a solid foundation and plan ahead before you begin stacking. Whoever builds the best display before the deck runs out wins!

A Fake Artist Goes to New York ...

You're the doctor when you play Operation. Take turns removing various "ailments" from the patient's body with tweezers, but watch out! Don't set off the buzzer! This classic game is great fun for everyone. For 1 or more players, ages 6 and up. From Milton Bradley. Made in USA.

From the Manufacturer "Othello is a game where not all is Black and White. The lead can change hands from play to play and strategy is everything. Play is simple. Players are represented by either Black or White discs on the board. On each turn, players flank the discs of the opposing player between two of their own. Once captured, the double-sided discs are turned over and become the opposite color. If you have a move, you have to take it whether you want to or not. That's all, that's the entire game. But more and more discs fall to the opposing side with each turn. Where will it all end? Starting from just four discs to begin the game, play moves all over the board with as many as 64 discs placed by the final move. Play can end when one player can't make any more moves OR when the board is full. To add to the fun, if you can make a move but you're out of discs, your opponent has to give you one of theirs. That's like arming the enemy! As you become more and more familiar with Othello, certain strategies will begin to emerge. Owning a corner is always an advantage as that protects your discs in the immediate vicinity - your opponent can't outflank you. But is your opponent backing you towards a corner so they can try to control it themselves? That's the strategy of Othello. Can you see enough moves ahead to make your opponent put a disc somewhere they don't want to? A minute to learn...a lifetime to master!"