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Dusty Favorites - Games from the Basement!
Deep in the nethers of our basement warehouse, dusty favorites lurk. Forgotten games waiting for their chance to shine.
Perhaps you need one of these games to start your collection, or perhaps fill in the last gap. Whatever the reason, we promise to clean them off before we pack them up.
Included in today’s list: The 2017 edition of Before I Kill You, Mister Spy… (older, but still mostly current), and a selection of Lord of the Fries restaurant decks. Each restaurant is a fully playable game, including the rules and menu (but not including one six-sided die). Choose from Las Cabezas (Mexican), Ghicciaroni’s (Italian), Long Wok (Chinese) or McPubihan’s (Irish Pub), all from 2015.
Note that the sizes of these cards do not always match, so if you want to mix different Lord of the Fries decks together, you should check to see if they are from the same edition. All of our newer card games from DriveThruCards are poker sized (2.5” x 3.5”), while the superdeluxe edition of Lord of the Fries (2015) are slightly smaller.
Deep in the nethers of our basement warehouse, dusty favorites lurk. Forgotten games waiting for their chance to shine.
Perhaps you need one of these games to start your collection, or perhaps fill in the last gap. Whatever the reason, we promise to clean them off before we pack them up.
Included in today’s list: The 2017 edition of Before I Kill You, Mister Spy… (older, but still mostly current), and a selection of Lord of the Fries restaurant decks. Each restaurant is a fully playable game, including the rules and menu (but not including one six-sided die). Choose from Las Cabezas (Mexican), Ghicciaroni’s (Italian), Long Wok (Chinese) or McPubihan’s (Irish Pub), all from 2015.
Note that the sizes of these cards do not always match, so if you want to mix different Lord of the Fries decks together, you should check to see if they are from the same edition. All of our newer card games from DriveThruCards are poker sized (2.5” x 3.5”), while the superdeluxe edition of Lord of the Fries (2015) are slightly smaller.