In this boxing game, players simultaneously choose a punch or a block to gain points. Compete for the TKO Belt as you maneuver around the ring in this clever boxing game. You’ll need more than brute strength to get inside your opponent’s head. Choose from 8 different fighters and keep it clean out there! Fight!

Number 2 in the Pack O Game series.

ORC is a short game consisting of 6 battles.
On your turn, you must perform the following actions in order:

1. Deploy Orcs: Play 1 card from your hand to a Territory that has not yet been conquered.
2. Draw Weapons: Choose ANY Stockpile(s). Draw card(s) as follows:
A. Draw 1 card into your hand if you deployed 2 Orcs.
B. Draw 2 cards into your hand if you deployed 1 Orc.

A Territory battle occurs immediately after the Stockpile next to a Territory is exhausted. Then, players total their deployed Orcs at that Territory, and a victor will be declared. Orcs that fight in battle will not score points, they only help conquer Territories. Scoring occurs at the end of the game, when all Stockpiles have been exhausted. The player who conquers the most valuable Territories and holds native Orcs in their hand (matching those lands), is the winner!

From The Box: Players use Orc clans to dominate territories and earn the most victory points in this strategy game for 2 players. You’ll need to carefully plan your attacks and balance your clans in order to win the game!

Number 9 in the Pack O Game series.

Hook: Unique Team “Picking" (just like those gym class days!) with interesting strategy and manipulation during the event playing phase.

In GYM, players play on 1 of 2 teams, which can accommodate 2, 4 or 6 players. There are 2 phases to the game. The "Pick" phase is just like Gym class! Each team member will choose a Kid from the line up to add to his hand. If a "brat" is acquired, a team member is allowed to influence which 4 (of the 6) events will be played in the next phase. In the "Play" phase, each team member will play a Kid to one of the 4 events on his turn. Playing Kids will also allow an "event action", which may manipulate player hands, Kid positions, and more. Playing a "brat" allows a team mate to reposition a Coach, which reduces chaos at an event, but also makes it more difficult to make changes to the roster. In the end, the team with the most cumulative points from the 4 events is the winner!

Number 10 in the Pack O Game series.