Vantage
$190.00
Gobgob went for a quick walk. Gobgob has now discovered a whole planet.Vantage is an open-world co-op adventure board game by Jamey Stegmaier from Stonemaier Games. Each player starts somewhere different on an unknown planet, and together you explore, make choices and uncover its secrets. There are nearly 800 location cards, over 900 more cards waiting to be discovered and eight storybooks, so no two games go the same way. You can talk about what you've found, but you're scattered across the world, so teamwork really counts.Gobgob's favourite bit: The sheer size of it. With hundreds of hidden cards and a whole planet to wander, Gobgob keeps finding something new every single game.π¦ In the box: 415 large double-sided location cards, 912 standard cards, 8 storybooks, a rulebook, a game board, custom dice, tokens, trackers and cardboard coins.π₯ 1β6 players Β |Β β± 60β120 min Β |Β π Ages 14+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
Troll & Dragon (Library)
$0.00
Shh. The dragon is sleeping. Gobgob is rolling very, very quietly.Troll & Dragon is a push-your-luck dice game from GaGa Games, designed by Alexandre Emerit. You're a sneaky little thief after treasure. Play it safe in the Troll's cave collecting gems, or roll a key and a door to slip into the Dragon's room, full of golden nuggets. Roll as long as you dare, but stop in time or lose the lot. Fast, frantic and brilliant for the whole family.Gobgob's favourite bit: Nobody sits still. While you're greedily rolling gold in the Dragon's room, everyone else is rolling the dragon dice at the same time, trying to wake the beast. Two dragon faces and your whole haul is gone. Gobgob has never stopped in time.π₯ 2β5 players Β |Β β± 20 min Β |Β π Ages 7+π Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.π₯ New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube
Tricky Kids
$60.00
Gobgob wrote its own numbers. Somehow Gobgob still lost.Tricky Kids is a laugh-out-loud trick-taking card game from Pandasaurus Games, designed by Danielle Reynolds and Steven Ungaro. Set on the playground, it lets you make up your own numbers: before each round, everyone secretly writes values on their dry-erase cards so their hand adds up to exactly 21. Then you play tricks to win tokens, bluffing and timing your big cards just right.Gobgob's favourite bit: You decide what your cards are worth. Go all-in on a couple of huge numbers, or spread it out and play sneaky? Add the optional Tricky Rule cards and suddenly you're passing hands or changing suit values mid-game. Gobgob wrote a 9. Gobgob meant a 6.π₯ 2β6 players Β |Β β± 20β30 min Β |Β π Ages 12+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
Wyrmspan β Dragon Academy
$60.00
Baby dragons need school too. Gobgob is the new principal.Wyrmspan β Dragon Academy is an expansion for Wyrmspan from Stonemaier Games and designer Connie Vogelmann. You open an academy where young fledgling dragons train to reach their full potential. It adds 80 new dragons, 25 new caves, Dragon Guild tiles and objective tiles, plus a new round tracker that gives you an income choice each time you pass for the round. You'll need the Wyrmspan base game to play.Gobgob's favourite bit: The new income choice. Every time you pass for the round, the new round tracker lets you pick a reward, so bowing out early can actually pay off. Gobgob loves getting paid to stop.π¦ In the box: 80 dragon cards, 25 cave cards, 5 double-sided Dragon Guild tiles, 7 double-sided objective tiles, 45 training tokens and some updated replacement components.π₯ 1β5 players Β |Β β± 90 min Β |Β π Ages 14+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
Throw Throw Burrito (Library)
$0.00
Clear the table. Hide the vase. Burritos are about to fly.Throw Throw Burrito is the dodgeball card game from Exploding Kittens, by Elan Lee, Matthew Inman and Brian Spence. There are no turns: everyone draws and passes cards at once, trying to collect matching sets of three. Certain cards start a battle, and players grab the two squishy foam burritos and hurl them at each other. Sets earn points, getting hit loses them. Loud, silly and brilliant for families.Gobgob's favourite bit: The Burrito Duel. Two players stand back to back, walk three paces, then spin and fire. Gobgob has never won one, but the drama is worth it.π¦ In the box: 120 cards, 2 foam burritos, 7 tokens and instructions.π₯ 2β6 players Β |Β β± 15 min Β |Β π Ages 7+π Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.π₯ New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube
Throw Throw Avocado (Library)
$0.00
Incoming avocado! Gobgob ducked. Gobgob did not duck fast enough.Throw Throw Avocado is a dodgeball card game from Exploding Kittens and the sequel to Throw Throw Burrito. Everyone draws and passes cards at the same time, racing to collect matching sets of three. When the right cards come up, a battle kicks off and players grab the squishy foam avocados and throw them at each other. Matches earn points, getting hit loses them. It plays on its own, or mix in the bonus cards with Throw Throw Burrito for a four-throwable mega game.Gobgob's favourite bit: The Avocado Duels. Two players stand back to back, walk three paces, turn and fire. Gobgob has practised its spin. It has not helped.π¦ In the box: 120 cards, 2 foam avocados, 6 Avocado Boo Boos, 1 Fear Me Badge, instructions, plus a 36-card bonus combo deck for use with Throw Throw Burrito.π₯ 2β6 players Β |Β β± 15 min Β |Β π Ages 7+π Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.π₯ New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube
Wingspan
$130.00
Gobgob has been birdwatching. Gobgob now owns binoculars and opinions.Wingspan is a bird-collecting, engine-building board game from Stonemaier Games, designed by Elizabeth Hargrave, and winner of the 2019 Kennerspiel des Jahres. You are bird lovers attracting birds to your wildlife preserves. Each turn you play a bird card, gather food, lay eggs or draw more birds, and every bird you add powers up one of your three habitats: forest, grassland or wetland. After four rounds, the most points wins. It even has a solo mode.Gobgob's favourite bit: The chain reactions. Each new bird makes that habitat's action stronger and brings its own little power, so by the last round one turn can set off a whole flock of combos. Plus you roll the food dice through a birdfeeder dice tower. Gobgob tweets every time.π₯ 1β5 players Β |Β β± 40β70 min Β |Β π Ages 10+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube
Terra Mystica (Library)
$0.00
Gobgob terraformed a swamp into a desert. The swamp people were not consulted.Terra Mystica is an award-winning heavy strategy board game by Jens DrΓΆgemΓΌller and Helge Ostertag, first published by Feuerland Spiele. Each player leads one of 14 fantasy peoples, each tied to its own home landscape. To grow, you terraform the land around you into your home terrain, build dwellings, trading houses, temples and strongholds, and climb four religious cult tracks. There's no luck at all: just planning, and a map that gets crowded fast.Gobgob's favourite bit: Power bowls. When a neighbour builds next to you, you can soak up power, which cycles through three bowls before you can spend it. Being close to rivals powers you up, but it also leaves less room to grow. Gobgob loves a noisy neighbour.π₯ 2β5 players Β |Β β± 60β150 min Β |Β π Ages 12+π Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.π₯ New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube
Tales of the Arabian Nights...
$175.00
Gobgob rubbed the lamp. Gobgob's wish was more paragraphs.Tales of the Arabian Nights β 40th Anniversary Edition is a refreshed edition of the classic storytelling adventure board game first designed by Eric Goldberg, from Play To Z. Journey alongside Sindbad, Scheherazade and Aladdin, meet efreets, viziers and imprisoned princesses, and choose how to react to every encounter as the other players read your fate from the Book of Tales. This edition adds new art, 200+ new story paragraphs, solo play, extra encounter cards, upgraded components and rule tweaks for a faster game.Gobgob's favourite bit: Choices have wild consequences. The right skills can make you respected or beloved, but choose foolishly and you might end up a beggar or turned into an animal. Gobgob chose foolishly. Twice.π₯ 1β6 players Β |Β β± 90β180 min Β |Β π Ages 12+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
The Oregon Trail - Card...
$34.00
Gobgob has died of dysentery. Again.The Oregon Trail Card Game is Pressman's card game version of the classic computer game. Work together to get your wagon party from Independence, Missouri all the way to the Willamette Valley by laying down trail cards, 50 of them to finish the journey. Calamity cards like snakebites and disease get in the way, and you'll need supply cards to patch things up. It's tough, and it looks just like the old 8-bit game.Gobgob's favourite bit: Not everyone makes it. When a pioneer falls, they get their own tombstone, just like the computer game. Gobgob has a small graveyard going.π₯ 2β6 players Β |Β β± 30 min Β |Β π Ages 12+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
The Lord of the Rings...
$130.00
The Eye is watching. Gobgob is hiding behind the box lid.The Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship is a co-op board game from Z-Man Games, designed by Matt Leacock and built on his famous Pandemic system. Gather heroes to defend the havens of Middle-earth from advancing shadow troops, complete objectives that change every game, and help Frodo slip past the hunting NazgΓ»l on his way to Mount Doom to destroy the One Ring. There are 13 playable characters, and it plays solo too.Gobgob's favourite bit: Keeping Frodo hidden. Nine NazgΓ»l minis sweep across the map and the Eye of Sauron keeps searching, so every step toward Mount Doom is a nail-biter. Gobgob holds its breath every turn.π¦ In the box: 72 player cards, 50 shadow cards, 24 objective cards, 9 NazgΓ»l miniatures, 48 shadow troops, battle dice, search dice, a dice tower and the Eye of Sauron.π₯ 1β5 players Β |Β β± 60β150 min Β |Β π Ages 14+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
The Gang
$35.00
Gobgob is planning a heist. Gobgob will need a crew.The Gang is a co-op poker card game from KOSMOS, designed by John Cooper and Kory Heath. It's based on Texas Hold'em, but you're all robbers on the same team. Each round everyone predicts how strong their hand is compared to the others, then the shared cards come out. Rank yourselves correctly and you crack a vault, get it wrong and the alarm goes off. Open three vaults before three alarms to win. No poker experience needed.Gobgob's favourite bit: You can't say what cards you've got. Instead you grab chips to show where you think your hand ranks, from weakest to strongest, and you can even pinch a chip from a mate if you reckon you've got them beat.π¦ In the box: 90 cards and 24 chips.π₯ 3β6 players Β |Β β± 20 min Β |Β π Ages 10+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
Taco Kitten Pizza
$23.00
Gobgob made three tiny friends. Gobgob forgot their names.Taco Kitten Pizza is a quick little card game for younger players from Blue Orange, a kid-sized cousin of Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza. Three super-cute pals, Taco, Kitten and Pizza, pop up when you least expect them, and you have to remember their names and call for them at just the right moment. Rounds are fast, so it's a great first party game for little ones and a giggly warm-up for the whole family.Gobgob's favourite bit: The surprise pop-ups. You never know when one of the three pals will turn up, so everyone is on the edge of their seat. Gobgob called "Pizza" at a kitten. The kitten was not impressed.π₯ 2β6 players Β |Β β± 5 min Β |Β π Ages 4+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
Sushi Go - Spin Some...
$65.00
Gobgob spun the table. The dumplings went flying. Worth it.Sushi Go! Spin Some for Dim Sum is a family board game from Gamewright that puts a new spin on the classic Sushi Go! card game. Instead of passing hands of cards, the dishes sit in steamer baskets on a spinning table in the middle. Take the dish in front of you, or spend Chopstick tokens to turn the table and grab a different one. Each dish scores in its own way, so build the tastiest combo. Once everyone has 12 dishes, the highest score wins.Gobgob's favourite bit: The squishy steamed bun. Grab it and you can spin the table for free, and it scores you points at the end too. Gobgob may have given it a little squeeze.π₯ 2β6 players Β |Β β± 20 min Β |Β π Ages 8+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
Spooky Tower
$50.00
Gobgob brought a camera to a ghost hunt. Say cheese, spooky!Spooky Tower is a quick family dice and card game from Repos Production. The ghosts have escaped from the old clock tower and taken over the town. Roll the dice, make smart choices, and turn over cards that can bring nice (or nasty) surprises as you race the other players. There are two ways to win: snap photos to trap the ghosts, or restore the clock tower's protective amulet.Gobgob's favourite bit: Two roads to victory. While everyone else is busy chasing ghosts with a camera, you can sneak off and fix the amulet instead.π₯ 2β5 players Β |Β β± 15 min Β |Β π Ages 8+π Grab it from Dice Goblin, online or in-store.π₯ New to it? Find a how-to-play video on YouTube
