THE GOOD ADVICE GAME is a game about giving advice for different problems, in this case problems at work, and sometimes players can come up with their own situations.

After one player reads a Situation Card, other players rate their advice with “Good Going” or “No Way” Chips, and other players can give their opinions too.

Or in an alternative version of the game, the player reading the Situation Card asks other players for advice and gives the card to the player with the best answer.

The winner is the player with the highest score from the chips they have received or the player with the most Situation Cards at the end of the game.

For three or more players and the more the merrier. You just have to print and cut out the cards and chips.

THE GOSSIP GAME is a game for people who love to gossip!  You create and tell the wildest and most interesting stories you can, and the biggest gossip wins.

For three or more players and the more the merrier. You just have to print and cut out the cards and voting ballots.

YOU #@!*&%: The Game of Humorous Insults is a wild and crazy game in which players fling insults at each other – though all in fun.

The object of the game is to score points by hurling the best insults at other players and different characters, such as politicians, lawyers, rock stars, business owners, AI techs, and others.

The game includes a variety of creative insults, and players can create their own. The book includes the rules and cards for play. You just have to print out the cards and cut them up.

Race Word is a game in a book in which players try to quickly make as many words with as many letters as they can from their letters and score for the words completed, the longer the better.

The book includes the rules, letters, boards, and score cards you need to play. You just have to print out the letters and boards on glue them on heavy stock.

For 2-4 players, age 7 and up

TRIAL! is a game in a book in which players assume the roles of the prosecution, defense, witnesses, judge, and jury, and try a case developed from key bits of evidence.

At the end of the trial, members of the jury vote on the outcome. The defense wins if the accused is acquitted; the prosecution wins if the accused is found guilty; and the members of the jury win if they vote the way the majority does.

If there’s a tie, there is a hung jury, and nobody wins.

The game includes Role Cards, Verdict Cards, Charge Cards, Crime Location Cards, Crime Time Cards, and Incriminating Evidence Cards.

For 6 or more players, 12 to adult.

What’s the Verdict?  is a game in a book in which players get a chance to play prosecutor and defense attorney in some real criminal cases.

Then, as members of the jury, players vote on who made the best case and what they think happened in the real case.

For 3-12 players, age 12 to adult.

The game includes Court Calendar Cards, Secret Ballot Cards, Charge Cards, Prosecution and Defense Cards, Final Justice Cards, and Prosecution and Defense Witness Lists.

If possible, print them on card stock, though this is not necessary. Plus add your own Scoring Chips, which could be beans, poker chips, or other small objects.

The book includes the rules and cards you need to play. You just have to print out the game cards and cut them up.

WHAT’S YOUR ADVICE is a fun party game about creating problems and asking for advice, which can either be good or bad.

After one player makes up a problem based on drawing cards and choosing which people, places, objects, actions, or complications to include, other players give their good or bad advice.

Then, the player with the problem gives the card to the player offering the best advice. The winner is the player with the most cards at the end of the game.

Any number of players can play. You just have to print and cut out the cards to start making up problems and seeking advice.

YES, BUT is a game for people about telling unique stories. 

Players start a story that includes certain activity, object, character, and location information and then add to the story by following the rule of “Yes, And,” “Yes, But,” “No, And,” or “No, But,” and either including certain elements, or freely adding whatever details they want

The player who has made the most interesting contribution to the story wins that round.

It’s a game that encourages people to be creative as they tell wild and crazy unique stories.

For three or more players. You just have to print and cut out the cards to play.

Players answer discussion questions, initiate debates, or perform actions based on what makes a good relationship.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

In  response to a question card, players describe what happened, why, what led up to the crime, or what happened next.

In response to an action card, players perform an action as the criminal, cop, observer, or reporter at the scene.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards to create your own cards.

In THE SCAM GAME, players answer questions or perform actions based on hundreds of scams.

They describe how different scams work and how to avoid them, and some players may take on the role of scammers, cops, newspaper reporters, or others in scenes depicting scammers trying to scam victims.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.   Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

ADVICE COLUMN is a game about giving advice. whether it’s the best, worst, safest, funniest, or most dangerous.

After one player reads an Advice Column Card with a problem or makes up a problem, other players give their advice as an advice columnist, and the player giving the most appropriate advice wins the card.

The winner is the player with the most cards at the end of the game.

For three or more players and the more the merrier!  You just have to print and cut out the cards and voting ballots.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

Players seek to have good relationships with wives, girlfriends, and other inmates and gain points when their relationships go well, but they can lose points for problems they experience.

Along the way, family members, friends, guards, and staff members can help or hinder their relationships, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

Players are potential scam victims, seeking to avoid scams and protect themselves from being scammed. Players can make up their own rules, too.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

Players seek to get out of prison by gaining points, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins and gets out of prison.

Players gain points for good behavior and positive actions of the guards or staff and lose points for bad behavior and negative actions of the guards or staff.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

The game is about making the most money you can with AI programs.

You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

Players answer questions, engage in debates, or perform actions based on the experience of users.

These tips can help players find new ways to work with AI successfully or improve how they use AI. Players can also discuss some of the current issues affecting AI.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

Players answer questions or perform actions based surviving and recovering from a disaster. These tips can help players prepare, survive, and deal with a natural disaster in their own life, too.

Players can also discuss some of the current issues involving these disasters.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

Players try to find buried treasure in locations around the world by gaining positive support and avoiding negative influences, and they also have a chance to discuss what makes a successful treasure hunting expedition.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

Players answer discussion questions, initiate debates, or perform actions based on what contributes to good health.

They answer questions about common diseases and treatments, discuss different types of doctors, and consider what the government might do in different situations involving health and medical topics.

They may also perform actions based on different healthcare situations.

The book features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game. Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON SUCCESS features three games on success – The Keys to Success, The Success Game, and Money, Money, Money.

In Keys to Success, players answer questions or perform actions based on the best ways to gain success. These tips can help players be successful in their life, too.

In The Success Game, players can imagine themselves as an entrepreneur, company owner, or as someone seeking success in any field.

Players win by scoring the most points in taking actions or having a positive attitude that contributes to their success, while they may experience personal difficulties and everyday challenges.

Players can discuss various strategies for success, too.

In Money, Money, Money, players answer questions or perform actions based on what to do to make more money. These ideas can help players increase their income in real life, as well.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON PR AND MARKETING features two games on this topic – The PR Game and The Popular Brands Game.

In The PR Game, players answer questions or perform actions based on the best strategies for a successful PR campaign that involves publicity, promotion, and public relations.

In The Popular Brands Game, players score points as they seek to create a successful brand in different industries, including real estate and hospitality, fashion and accessories, food and beverage, home and lifestyle, media and entertainment, sports and recreation, technology and innovation, education and training, art and memorabilia, and everyday items and merchandise.

Along the way, they face obstacles from everyday events or from other players who want to score the most points themselves.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game. Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON LIFE AND LOVE IN PRISON features three games on this topic – The Prison Game, Life Behind Bars, and Love in Prison. 

In The Prison Game, players answer questions or perform actions based on what life is like in prison. They discuss and act out day-to-day activities, relationships with other prisoners and guards, support groups, educational programs, recreation, and more.

In Life Behind Bars, players seek to get out of prison by gaining points, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins and gets out of prison. Players gain points for good behavior and positive actions of the guards or staff and lose points for bad behavior and negative actions of the guards or staff.

In Love in Prison, players seek to have good relationships with wives, girlfriends, and other inmates and gain points when their relationships go well, but they can lose points for problems they experience.

Along the way, family members, friends, guards, and staff members can help or hinder their relationships, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game. Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON RELATIONSHIPS features three games on this topic – The Relationships Game, Good Relationships, and What Makes a Great Relationship?

In The Relationships Game, players try to build a good relationship by gaining positive support and avoiding negative influences, and they also have a chance to discuss what makes a good relationship.

In Good Relationships, players answer questions or perform actions based on what makes a good or bad relationship. They discuss and act out ways to improve a relationship and how to deal with the challenges and difficulties that occur in different types of relationships.

In What Makes a Great Relationship? players answer discussion questions, initiate debates, or perform actions based on what makes a good relationship.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON SUCCESS features three games on success – The Keys to Success, The Success Game, and Money, Money, Money.

In Keys to Success, players answer questions or perform actions based on the best ways to gain success. These tips can help players be successful in their life, too.

In The Success Game, players can imagine themselves as an entrepreneur, company owner, or as someone seeking success in any field.

Players win by scoring the most points in taking actions or having a positive attitude that contributes to their success, while they may experience personal difficulties and everyday challenges.

Players can discuss various strategies for success, too.

In Money, Money, Money, players answer questions or perform actions based on what to do to make more money. These ideas can help players increase their income in real life, as well.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game.

Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON PR AND MARKETING features two games on this topic – The PR Game and The Popular Brands Game.

In The PR Game, players answer questions or perform actions based on the best strategies for a successful PR campaign that involves publicity, promotion, and public relations.

In The Popular Brands Game, players score points as they seek to create a successful brand in different industries, including real estate and hospitality, fashion and accessories, food and beverage, home and lifestyle, media and entertainment, sports and recreation, technology and innovation, education and training, art and memorabilia, and everyday items and merchandise.

Along the way, they face obstacles from everyday events or from other players who want to score the most points themselves.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game. Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON LIFE AND LOVE IN PRISON features three games on this topic – The Prison Game, Life Behind Bars, and Love in Prison. 

In The Prison Game, players answer questions or perform actions based on what life is like in prison. They discuss and act out day-to-day activities, relationships with other prisoners and guards, support groups, educational programs, recreation, and more.

In Life Behind Bars, players seek to get out of prison by gaining points, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins and gets out of prison. Players gain points for good behavior and positive actions of the guards or staff and lose points for bad behavior and negative actions of the guards or staff.

In Love in Prison, players seek to have good relationships with wives, girlfriends, and other inmates and gain points when their relationships go well, but they can lose points for problems they experience.

Along the way, family members, friends, guards, and staff members can help or hinder their relationships, and at the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game. Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own cards.

GAMES ON AI features two games – The AI Experience and AI Everywhere.

In The Ai Experience, players answer questions, engage in debates, or perform actions based on the experience of users. These tips can help players find new ways to work with AI successfully or improve how they use AI. Players can also discuss some of the current issues affecting AI.

AI Everywhere is a board and communication game about making the most money you can with AI programs. You might imagine yourself as an AI developer or company owner seeking to license your AI programs to professionals or companies that might use AI in their work or business.

Each of these games features a description of the game, rules of the play, and cards to cut up and use in playing the game. Additionally, there are blank cards so you can create your own.