Best selling Board games from Martinex
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1. Martinex Afrikan Tähti Deluxe -lautapeli
The stylish Deluxe version of the classic board game Afrikan Tähti is packaged in a sturdy box. The game board consists of a solid, four-part foldable piece, adorned with almost authentically sparkling diamonds.
Afrikan Tähti was released in 1951 and is the most popular board game in Finland of all time. Nearly 4 million copies have been sold, half of them in Finland. The desire for adventure knows no bounds of space or time. The game instructions are available in Finnish, Swedish, Estonian, and English.
Dive into the tropical urban labyrinth of Dar es Salaam or experience the exotic breezes of Casablanca. With a bit of luck, you will fly from treasure to treasure with pockets full of money; it becomes more challenging when you encounter robbers or empty mines on your journey. Afrikan Tähti offers experiences for the whole family!.
2. Martinex Shark Chase Board Game
Make sure your fish doesn't end up in the shark's jaws! The chase begins as players try to keep their own fish from becoming the shark's snack. Many fun and exciting moments await as a hungry shark attempts to swallow the little fish. Each player chooses a colorful fish to cheer on to victory. Players roll the dice as quickly as they can and move their fish further away from the approaching shark. If a fish gets eaten, it is out of the game. The player whose fish stays in the pool the longest wins the game!.
3. Martinex Missà on pikku pupu -peli
The game "Where is the Little Rabbit?" is a playful and educational search game suitable for children aged 18 months to 5 years, where no one loses! The game can be played simultaneously by two or more players. In this game, a parent, older sister, or brother can guide the little child in an exciting way to observe and recognize plants, animals, and their habitats. The game includes a plush rabbit, six cups, and 16 double-sided picture cards, as well as game cards that facilitate play.
In the game, an adult hides the little rabbit under one of the cups, ready for a visit with a furry friend. The child then searches for the little rabbit with the help of clues and questions. The game cards provide instructions for eight different game variations, but the adult and child can constantly come up with new ideas. The game progresses to the next level when the child has mastered the previous one. The "Little Rabbit" game promotes communication and play between big and small people. The animals also tell funny stories that human ears would otherwise not hear. The game evolves with the child's growth, and the little rabbit accompanies the little one's adventures year after year with the same joy!.
4. Martinex Stone Layer, strategic building game of stone piles
Strategic Stacking of Stones!
In the game Stone Layer, a steady hand and a bit of strategic thinking are required. Players take turns building six shared stone stacks by drawing stone cards. The card determines the size of the stone, as well as the player's next building location, so choose wisely!
A poorly placed stone can backfire when you are the next builder. If a player topples a stack, the others earn points based on how many stones they contributed to that stack. The first player to collect 10 points wins the game. Stone Layer is easy to learn and start, but challenging to master and win.
5. Martinex What Do You Meme? (DK Edition)
What Do You Meme? (DK Edition) is an entertaining party game designed specifically for adults, based on the popular meme culture. In this game, players create the most creative and funniest memes by combining image cards with text cards. The rules are simple: each player draws seven text cards while one player acts as the judge. The judge draws an image card, and the other players choose the text card they think best matches the image. The judge decides which meme is the funniest, and the player with the chosen text card wins the round. The game encourages creativity and humor and is suitable for groups of 3 to 20 people. With a playtime of 30 to 90 minutes, it is perfect for social evenings and guarantees plenty of laughs.
- Entertaining game for adults with quirky humor
- Simple game mechanics promote creativity and interaction
- Suitable for groups of 3 to 20 people
- Playtime of 30 to 90 minutes for flexible gameplay.
6. Martinex Moominmama's Jam Game
Moominmamma's Jam Game is a classic board game that brings joy to the whole family. In this traditional dice game, players compete against each other to be the first to safely bring their fruits to Moominmamma's jam pot. The game encourages exciting moments and communal fun. Players move their fruits on the game board according to the number rolled on the dice. Each player also has their own Moomin figure that accompanies the fruits and tries to protect them from the moves of other players. Tactical positioning and a bit of luck are crucial for success. The rules are simple and easy to understand, making the game suitable for all age groups. It is an excellent choice for game nights or trips to the summer house, and children can play it without adult assistance.
- Classic board game for the whole family
- Easy-to-learn rules for all age groups
- Tactical game with dice mechanics
- Ideal for game nights and outings.
7. Martinex Treasures of Finland Board Game
The classic game African Star has shifted to the map of Finland! Players select their starting and ending points on the map and travel through Finland to find the country's most beautiful place, the treasure of Finland. Airplanes have been replaced by trains, and players can ride bicycles anywhere.
The map also features four national landscapes that players can visit. To fund their journey, players collect mushrooms and berries. Finland's Treasure is an entertaining new adventure with a beautifully illustrated game board and other game pieces.
8. Martinex Pencil Nose Drawing Game
The Pencil Nose Drawing Game by Martinex is an entertaining and fun board game suitable for the whole family. In this game, players wear special Pencil Nose glasses and try to draw five objects or things from a question card. The challenge is that players can only draw with their noses, leading to many comical moments. While the other players guess what is being drawn, both the drawer and the guesser can earn points for correct answers. This game not only promotes creativity but also guarantees lots of laughter and fun in a social setting. It is ideal for family nights or parties and brings everyone together for a good laugh while testing their drawing skills.
- Fun family game for all ages
- Unique challenge: drawing with your nose
- Promotes creativity and teamwork.
9. Martinex Peliko African Star
A classic dice and movement game for 2 to 6 players aged 4 and up.
A classic for over 60 years! Since 1951, "African Star" has been the most popular board game in Finland. A game version of old adventure novels that continues to entertain Finland from early childhood. With a bit of luck, you can fly from one treasure to the next, with pockets full of money, but if you're unlucky, you'll encounter bandits and empty mines during your expeditions.
Essentially, the game is a dice and movement game, simple enough for players aged 4 and up, but equally entertaining for the whole family. Players travel through Africa in search of the famous diamond, the Star of Africa. The diamond is hidden under one of the turned-over game markers. In addition to the famous diamond, the markers can also reveal other jewels. These are worth some game money, but they do not win the game like the diamond does. The markers also contain less pleasant surprises like bandits.
The game was invented by Kari Mannerla and first published in 1951. It quickly became popular in Finland and has since been translated into 16 languages; over 4 million games have been sold internationally. After 60 years, the game remains popular – and almost unchanged. Aside from a few minor clarifications to the rules, this original version of the game is sold just as it was 60 years ago. The world has changed remarkably during this time, but the illustrations on the game board and markers remain unchanged and representative of the colonial era in which the game was created.
Over the years, the theme of African Star has been featured in a variety of products, such as bedding, carpets, mugs, pencils, and other game variations.
10. Martinex Remote Party Game
The Remote Party Game by Martinex is an entertaining board game designed for social gatherings. It challenges players' creativity and ingenuity by encouraging them to interpret terms and meanings in original ways. In this game, the goal is to combine as many cards as possible that match the given descriptions. Players must use their imagination to convince others and earn points. The game not only promotes fun but also fosters interaction among participants, making it an ideal choice for parties and social evenings. With its unique concept, the Remote Party Game guarantees unforgettable moments and plenty of laughter.
- Encourages creativity and imagination
- Interactive experience for groups
- Easy to learn and quick to play
- Ideal for parties and social evenings.
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