Best Abacus products in the Board games category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Abacus products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Abacus Ricochet Robots
The control computer has failed, and the robots are racing uncontrollably through the factory halls. Help the robots and guide them to their target points. Only those who plan cleverly and skillfully utilize the obstacles will reach the goal. But who will find the shortest path? This new edition of Ricochet Robots includes all previously released game boards in one volume for the first time.
2. Abacus TEAM3
In TEAM3, three players work together to build the structure shown on a blueprint. Each of the three team members has a specific task assigned by their role card and must adhere to certain rules. Only through teamwork will the players achieve their goal. If they successfully build a certain number of blueprints, they win! If they fail too often, they lose together. TEAM3 can be played cooperatively or in two competing teams and is available in two versions: Green and Pink. For even more variety, each version also includes its own mini-expansion. And by combining both versions, up to 12 players can join in. Game contents: 10 building components, 70 blueprint cards, 3 role cards, 10 dimension-tension blueprint cards, 1 card holder. Playing time: approximately 30 minutes.
3. Abacus Mutabo
Over 100,000 crazy little stories can be created by combining the sentence fragments on the 110 cards! Take turns drawing a picture for a sentence and writing a sentence for a new picture. When everyone has received their sheet back at the end, it will be unfolded, and everyone can laugh together at the funny, often wonderfully bizarre transformations of the original stories. Have fun!
Important Information: Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months.
Product Details:
- Item No.: ABA03241
- EAN: 4011898032413
- Publisher: ABACUSSPIELE
- Product Types: Board Games
- Language: DE
- Release Date: December 2024
- Number of Players: For 3 to 6 players aged 10 and up
- Playing Time: 20 minutes
- Format: 22.8 cm x 33.2 cm x 7 cm
- Weight: 700 g
- Contents: 55 text cards with sentence beginnings, 55 text cards with sentence endings, 1 A4 game pad with 50 sheets, 6 pencils, 1 game rule.
4. Abacus Leo needs a haircut
Leo the Lion absolutely needs to go to the hairdresser because his mane is literally growing over his head. So he sets off early in the morning to Bobo's salon. However, he dawdles once again and prefers to chat with the other animals he meets along the way. Help Leo reach the hair salon together before sunset, before his mane gets too long!.
5. Abacus ABA33211 - Wonder Book, board game, for 1-4 players, ages 10+ (EN, DE edition)
Wonder Book, board game, for 1-4 players, ages 10 and up (EN, DE edition)
Oniria is in danger, and only you can save the land! Legends describe Oniria, the home of the dragons, as an idyllic paradise. This may have been true once. But now, Oniria's fate hangs by a thread, as an ancient power has awakened and threatens to destroy the land. The dragons need your help. Journey into this long-forgotten world and save Oniria! Only one portal remains: the Wonder Book. Wonder Book is a cooperative game. Immerse yourself in an unforgettable adventure and save the dragons' homeland. Your actions will determine the future of Oniria!
Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Legal minimum age: 10
- Number of players: 1-4
- Playing time: 90 minutes
- Age: 10 and up.
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Abacus ABA33211 - Wonder Book, board game, for 1-4 players, ages 10+ (EN, DE edition)
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6. Abacus Zooloretto
Now the dice are rolling in the zoo! Each player is the director of a small zoo and tries to fill their enclosures with animals. At the end of the game, this earns them bonus points. However, once the enclosures are full, any additional animals must go into the barn, resulting in penalty points. Zooloretto Dice Game is a fun animal-themed dice game for the whole family.
7. Abacus The walking towers
In the walking towers, the graduating classes of the Ravenland School of Magic compete year after year in their magical skills. Each class strives to be the first to reach the goal of the grand final exam, the legendary Raven Castle. However, the path to Raven Castle is fraught with pitfalls and challenges. Only the class that effectively uses its magical abilities and masters the art of the walking towers will leave the school as master wizards.
8. Abacus Tajuto
Tajuto, board game for 2 to 4 players, ages 10 and up.
Tajuto is a strategy game that combines tactics and luck set in ancient Japan. It features an innovative mechanism where players must feel for the right game pieces in a fabric bag. Around the year 532, Buddhism reached Japan and took its place alongside the predominant Shintoism. The legendary Prince Shotoku took a liking to the new religion and commissioned Buddhist monks to build a village with a magnificent garden, where eight pagodas were to be erected. He proclaimed that this place would become one of the most significant sanctuaries of Buddhism upon the completion of the fourth pagoda. The monk who achieves the highest level of enlightenment by then will be appointed as the Great Guardian of the sacred garden of the eight pagodas and the protector of the pilgrimage site. You are one of these Buddhist monks. Will you succeed in reaching the highest level of consciousness to prove yourself worthy of this title?
Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Legal minimum age: 10 years, legal maximum age: 99.
Playing time: 60 minutes. Dimensions: 7.5 x 30 x 30 cm. Weight: 1260 g.
9. Abacus Cacao - Diamante 2nd expansion
Cacao – Diamante introduces four additional expansion modules for Cacao: the gemstone mines, the tree of life, the emperor's favor, and the new workers.
10. Abacus Fringer's
Abacusspiele Fringers is an action-packed cooperative experience. You all play together as a team and must arrange the rings on your fingers correctly before time runs out. However, you can only pass rings to your left neighbor while simultaneously receiving hopefully the right rings from your right neighbor. A chaotic fun for small and large groups!.
