Rules on loaning of Board Games

1. Only CGLs can book
2. Each CG is allowed to hold on to up to 3 games or more ONLY if there is no demand
3. CGs may hold on to the games they have booked up to 1 week, or longer ONLY if there is no demand
4. Please take good care of the games! The CG has to pay for spoilt or lost games

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LYL Board Game Descriptions

1)  Halli Galli Extreme

A large fruit salad with bananas, strawberries, lemons and plums. Each player plays a card changing the mixture in the salad. But when the salad contains exactly 5 of one fruit, the players race to be the first to ring the bell. The fastest wins all face up cards… and the game continues until only one player has cards left — that player is the winner! A fast-paced and thrilling party game for young and old!

2 – 6 players
Playing time: 15 minutes
Suitable for: Youth

2) Slammer

A fast and exciting game for the whole family. Listen to the alphabet coming from the randomizer and try to grab one of the cards that matches the alphabet. You have to be quicker than the other players because everybody is trying to grab the correct card. The player who has the most cards after 3 rounds, wins the game!

2-4 players
Playing time: 15 min
Suitable for: Youth

3) Bohhnanza

Most folk have never planned on being a bean farmer, but Bohnanza takes this crazy theme and makes it work in this enjoyable card game. Players must trade with one another to plant fields of lucrative beans, as they manipulate the cards in their hands to get the best deal. Known as one of the most fun trading games around, Bohnanza can handle up to six players and can be played in about half an hour! Humorous artwork, clever gameplay, and high interaction make Bohnanza one of the most loved games of all time.

2-7 players
Playing time: 45 min
Suitable for: Young Adults

4) Citadels

Citadels is the award winning game in which players are attempting to complete their city first. Each turn, players choose a secret role from eight choices: bishop, thief, king, etc. Each role has a special ability and allows the player to attempt a different strategy. Players must always beware of the deadly assassin, however, and players must constantly seek to double guess their opponents. Each city is made up of different districts, some of which also provide special abilities to the players. When combined, the game is an interesting bluffing and tactical game. This card game provides a ton of enjoyment and can handle up to seven players!

2-7 players
Playing time: 20-60 min
Suitable for: Young Adults

5) Marriage Material

It’s marriage material, the card game of matrimonial evasions; where the only way to win is to remain blissfully single. Use lame excuses passing on ridiculous commitments on to other players and avoiding being labeled as the marrying type. Marriage material is a non-collectible, 110 card deck that is fast, easy to learn, and fun for anyone who has ever dated. Not suitable for overly mature adults or anyone who takes relationships too seriously.

2-5 players
Playing time: 20 min
Suitable for: Young Adults
 

6) Ticket To Ride

One of the most popular games ever designed, Ticket to Ride is a simple yet strategic game of connecting cities in the United States with trains. On their turn, players simply draw train cards, claim routes on the board, or draw more destination tickets. Players must balance drawing cards into their hand with claiming routes before opponents in this friendly, yet competitive board game. The rules can be taught in only a few minutes, but games are varied enough to give the game unlimited replayability. With scores of plastic trains and a beautiful board, this is a game you’ll find yourself playing time and time again with all ages.

2-5 players
Playing time: 30-60 min
Suitable for: Youth and Young Adults

7) Sleeping Queens

Rise and Shine! The Pancake Queen, the Ladybug Queen and ten of their closest friends have fallen under a sleeping spell and it’s your job to wake them up. Use strategy, quick thinking and a little luck to rouse these napping nobles from their royal slumbers. Play a knight to steal a queen or take a chance on a juggling jester. But watch out for wicked potions and dastardly dragons! The player who wakes the most queens wins.

2-5 players
Playing time: 15 min
Suitable for: Youth

8 ) Taboo

Time is against you. You know what you’d like to say if you could only find the words. But some things in life are strictly… TABOO. Each time your teams shouts out the secret word, you get a point. But be careful! Your opponents will be looking over your shoulder, making sure you don’t say any of the TABOO words. Because if you do and they catch you, they sound the buzzer and score a point! TABOO… it’s unspeakable fun. Take our word for it!

4 or more players
Playing time: Unlimited
Suitable for: Youth & Young Adults

9) I’m The Boss

I’m the Boss is a game of deal making and negotiation, where you are an investor just trying to make a deal. Through intelligent negotiations, temporary alliances, and cutthroat bargaining you will rake in millions. But watch out for the other investors at your bargaining table who meddle in your affairs and try to take over your deals. As the boss, you stand to gain the most, but you can find yourself quickly cut out of a deal. In the end, the winner is the investor with the most money.

3-6 players
Playing time: 60 min
Suitable for: Young Adults

10) The Game of Life

Pick an SUV, hop in and take a spin! You better buckle up, it may be a bumpy ride.

Do you want to go to college or jump right in and start a career? Will you get a great job with a gigantic salary? Will you have a house full of kids? The object is to retire in style — so live life to the fullest and have fun!

2-6 Players
Playing time: 20-60 min
Suitable for: Young Adults

11) Cluedo

The classic detective game! In Cluedo, players move from room to room in a mansion to solve the mystery of: who done it, with what, and where? Players are dealt character, weapon, and location cards after the top card from each card type is secretly placed in the confidential file in the middle of the board. Through deductive reasoning each player must figure out which character, weapon, and location are in the secret file. To do this, each player must uncover what cards are in other players hands by making more and more accusations. Once a player knows what cards the other players are holding they will know what cards are in the secret file. A great game for those who enjoy reasoning and thinking things out.

3-6 Players
Playing time: 45 min
Suitable for: Young Adults

12) Bang!

In the wild west, the Outlaws hunt the Sheriff, the Sheriff hunts the Outlaws, and the Renegade plots in secret, ready to join one side or the other. Before long, bullets start to fly! Which gunmen are Deputies, ready to sacrifice themselves for the Sheriff? And which are the merciless Outlaws, looking to gun him down? This card game recreates an old-fashioned spaghetti western shoot-out, with each player randomly receiving a Character card to determine special abilities, and a secret Role card to determine their goal. The world’s best-selling wild west card game is back in a new, richer format. Easier to learn and play than ever before!

4-7 players
Playing time: 20-40 min
Suitable for: Youth & Young Adults

13) Munchkin

Go down in the dungeon. Kill everything you meet. Backstab your friends and steal their stuff. Grab the treasure and run. Admit it. You love it. This stand-alone game captures the dungeon experience… with none of that stupid roleplaying stuff. All you have to do is kill monsters and grab magic items. And what magic items! Don the Horny Helmet and the Boots of Butt-Kicking. Wield the Staff of Napalm… or maybe the Chainsaw of Bloody Dismemberment. Start by slaughtering the Potted Plant and the Drooling Slime, and work your way up to the Plutonium Dragon…. Fast-playing and silly, Munchkin can reduce any roleplaying group to hysteria. And, while they’re laughing, you can steal their stuff.

3-6 players
Playing time: 60 min
Suitable for: Young adults

14) The Great Dalmuti

Life isn’t fair… and neither is The Great Dalmuti! One round you’re at the top of the heap, and the next you’re peasant scum in this fast-paced card game of medieval one-upmanship. The players take their places in the pecking order, from Greater Peon to Greater Dalmuti, and try to get rid of the cards in their hands. Next round, everyone’s roles could change because the faster you get rid of your cards, the higher you’ll go. If you’re unseated, you’re really unseated: everyone moves around the table each round to take up their new positions. But don’t get comfortable in the cushy chair of the Greater Dalmuti, because in a single hand even the lowliest Peon can boot you out the door. Sound unfair? Sure it is! But ah, the sweet taste of victory could make it all worthwhile….

4-8 players
Playing time: 15 min
Suitable for: Youth & Young Adults

15) Pay Day

Who doesn’t like to get paid? But where does all the money go? Players take turns moving along the 31-day calendar-like game board. You could make a big profit OR lose your shirt on a bad investment and have to take out a loan to pay the bills as they pile up. Don’t worry, you might win the lottery or hit the jackpot and pick up a bundle! And at the end of every month it’s PAYDAY!! Classic “Where does all the money go?” game. Can you pay off all your bills and have the most money left at the end of the month? Fun for the whole family!

2-5 players
Playing time: 20-60 min
Suitable for: Youth & Young Adults

16) Saboteur

You are dwarves digging for gold in the depths of a mine when suddenly, the pick-axe breaks, and the lantern goes out. The saboteur has struck again! But who is the saboteur and will he (or they!) stop you from reaching the treasure? If you succeed gold awaits you. If you don’t, then to the victor goes the spoils. Whoever has the most gold nuggets after three rounds is the winner.

3-10 players
Playing time: 30 min
Suitable for: Youth & Young Adults