Push Push Penguin & More Wacky Wizard Games

• Each of these four games is available (at a discounted price) as its own reward, and also as an add-on.

• Select whichever game you like as your base reward and get the rest as add-ons.

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Caution Signs Overview

• Shuffle the deck of "Caution" cards. Then shuffle the deck of "Signs" cards. Put both deck in the middle of the table.
• Give each player a Sketching Board and dry-erase marker.
• Fill in each player’s name on the scoreboard.
• The player who most recently saw a road sign (in person) is the first Guesser. 

• Each round, one player is the Guesser and all the other players are Sketchers.
• Each Sketcher gets a a "Caution" card and a "Signs card, but they don't look at them yet.
• The Guesser sets a 20 second timer while the guessers get their markers ready.
• When the Guesser says go, the Sketchers look at there cards and have just 20 seconds to draw their caution sign.
• Then all the drawings go in front of the guessers, and all the "Caution" and "Signs" cards (plus a couple extra of each from the deck) get shuffled and put in front of the guesser.
• The Guesser tries to match the cards up with the right drawing,

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Caution Signs Awards

• Gaming Trend Best of Gen Con 2024
• Sparks Play Award 2024
• The Dice Tower Seal of Approval
• Nominated for best Party Game 2025 Origins Award

Pack The Essentials Overview

• Each player chooses a cat meeple and a matching suitcase.
• You’ll draft polyomino-shaped tiles that represent clothing, accessories, and cats, trying to create the most efficient and colorful packing arrangement.
• At the start, three to-do lists are selected, giving players bonus scoring opportunities based on in-game tasks.

Gameplay Mechanics

• Drafting Polyomino Tiles: Players take turns selecting polyomino-shaped tiles from a shared pool. These tiles represent clothing items, accessories (like socks and pom poms), and even cats. Your goal is to strategically fit these tiles into your suitcase and maximize color groupings for bigger points!
• Packing Your Suitcase: As you pack your suitcase, you’ll want to group clothing tiles of the same color. The larger the group, the more points you score! You’ll need to think ahead to place tiles in such a way that you’ll create the largest possible groupings.
• Fitting Cats into Your Suitcase: You can also “pack” cats by using Pack Rat tokens. For each cat you successfully fit into your suitcase, you score 5 points. Make sure the cats are packed strategically and within color groups to maximize your points!
• To-Do Lists for Bonus Points: Completing tasks from your to-do list can earn you extra points! For example, you can score for filling entire columns with items, having cats near the edge of your suitcase, or grouping cats with pom poms.

• Color Groupings (larger connected groups of matching tiles earn more points).
• Cats (5 points for each cat packed into your suitcase).
• To-Do List Bonuses (extra points for completing specific tasks like filling columns or having cats near pom poms).

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Push Push Penguin Overview

In Push Push Penguin, you will compete in a race filled with slides, snacks, and seals.

• Place the Game Board in the center of the play area with the the Orca Standee on the “Orca Start” space.
• Set the Seal Die near the table. Give the youngest player the Orca Die. They will take the first turn.
• Each player chooses an available color. Give them the Penguin Standee, Penguin Board, Dice Cup, and 2 Penguin Dice for that color. Each player also starts with a Fish Token.
• Each player places their Penguin Standee on the “Penguin Start” Space.

• Roll Dice: All players roll their Penguin Dice. Players use their Penguin Cup to shake their dice and hide them between their Penguin Board and Penguin Cup. Players may peek at their dice, but keep them hidden from everyone else.
• Select Dice: All players secretly select which of their dice they want to use for movement.
• Reveal Your Dice: All Players reveal their dice by lifting their cups.
• Take Turns: Starting with whoever has the Orca Die, each player takes a turn gobbling up fish and moving their penguin.
• Move the Orca: After all players have taken their turn, the player with the Orca Die rolls it and moves the Orca.

Star Realms Academy Overview

• Shuffle the Shop Deck and lay out 5 cards into the Shop Row.
• Each player places 15 Health Tokens on their Player Board.
• Each player shuffles their personal deck (5 scouts and a viper) and draws a 3 card hand.
• The oldest player will take the first turn. The other player places one Coin Token on their Player Board.

• At the end of each turn, discard all ships in play and draw a new 3 card hand.
• When your Personal Deck runs out of cards, shuffle your Discard Pile to make a new Personal Deck.
• On your turn you will play all the card in your hand.
• Some cards (like Scouts) give you coins. When you gain a coin, put it on your player board. It remains there until you spend it. (You can save coins to spend on future turns.)
• You can buy a card from the shop row by spending coins equal to the cost in its upper right corner.
• When you buy a card, it goes to your discard pile.
• Some cards (like a viper) give you combat.
• You can use combat to attack your opponent (removing health) or to attack your opponent's bases (putting combat tokens on them).
• Combat tokens are not removed at the end of turn. When a base has combat tokens equal to its defense, it goes to the discard pile.
• Get rid of all your opponent's heath tokens, and you win the game!  

Star Realms Academy Review Videos

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