Stacked decks
Boxes that hold more than one game
Some of our boxes arrive as a stack: two or three complete games under one lid, or the whole shelf in a single order. The rules of each game stay exactly as they are on its own.
What is inside each stack
| Set | Games | Ages | Best seat for it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Original + Care Bears set | 2 | 6+ | A table that spans the ages |
| Original + This or That set | 2 | 8+ | A full room, two ways to play |
| Original + Birdy Call set | 2 | 6+ | A long game and a ten-minute one |
| The three-game night set | 3 | 6+ | An evening that changes gear |
| The ultra party bundle | 5 plus 2 expansions | see the box | The house that hosts game night |
A stack or a single deck?
A single deck is the cheaper way into the game and the easier thing to explain. A stack makes sense when the ages at the table run wide, when the evening needs a short game as well as a long one, or when one order has to cover a whole household.
Every game in every stack is the full retail box, not a sampler. Nothing in a set is cut down, and nothing needs another box to work.
Looking for one deck instead? The shelf of single decks runs from the illustrated Care Bears box to the fifteen and up deck, and the deck picker narrows it down in two questions.