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Discover if you have what it takes to be the sole survivor of a spacewalk gone wrong in A Little Selfish: Space Edition from Ridley’s Games! This Mini Edition of our bestselling classic offers a faster game that can be played over a smaller playing surface—perfect for on-the-go fun.You and your former friends are floating in space, and your oxygen supplies are running low. Only the first one back to the ship will survive. This devious strategy game is a race through the vast and dangerous void. Attempt to reach safety while desperately preserving your oxygen supply and simultaneously sabotaging your fellow astronauts.Perfect for playing with friends, families, and lovers of light strategy games. It's suitable for ages 8+, 2-4 players, has an average 10-minute gameplay, and includes English-language instructions. Made using FSC paper and soy inks.  How to Play:Choose your astronaut and put the spaceship in its place—four tantalizing moves away from your starting position! Each player gets a hand of Action and Oxygen cards to use as their first line of survival. Decide who will play first; the oldest player would be a good choice since they have less time to live anyway! On your turn, use the cards in your hand to defend, steal, and sabotage other astronauts, and move through the vast expanse of space as you face the dangers of wormholes, asteroid fields, laser blasts, and whatever else comes at you out of the darkness! Only the first astronaut to get back to the ship will survive, so you must be prepared to leave your crewmates behind. But remember: if you run out of oxygen at any point, you suffocate, and your game is over.  Who's It For:Ideal for friends, families, and lovers of light strategy games and sabotage.  What's Inside:4 astronaut cards, 76 game cards, Mission Guide, and English instructions.

Pickles from Ridley’s Games will get people talking!Think you know how your friends feel about the things that really matter? No, we don’t mean politics or the economy; we’re talking pickles, perms, people who eat from your plate—the important stuff! It’s time to uncover the truth. Just remember to keep your cool, okay?There are over 470 love-'em or hate-'em topics to choose from across seven categories: Melody Mayhem, Something Tasty, People Pleaser, Let’s Play, Couch Potato, Been There, and Really Random! As you play, things can get juicy, and by the end, everyone will certainly have learned some truths about each other.This fast-paced party game is often frantic, sometimes thoughtful, and always a jarful of fun. So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to say it, rate it, and grab it!Made for friends who think they know everything about each other, Pickles is suitable for ages 13+, 3–8 players (or more if you’re in teams) and takes around 20 minutes to play—although that’s really up to you!At Ridley’s Games, we like to make Good Clean Fun that’s as kind to the planet as it can be, so Pickles is printed on FSC paper with soy inks, the box is made using 30% recycled materials, and the tray inside is made from bioplastic.  How to Play:It’s easy to learn and simple to play; just say it, rate it, and grab it!Take the lead and draw a card from over 470 love-'em or hate-'em topics, then say it aloud. Now instinctively and secretly rate how you feel about it—Sour, So-So, or Sweet—then put on your best poker face as the other players try to guess your rating. After all, how well do they know you, really?This is where things can get spicy. When everyone’s ready, you all flip over your Rating cards at the same time. If any other players match your rating, then the race is on for them to grab your Topic card and win the point!Once that madness is over and the disbelieving chat about your rating subsides (“What?! But you’ve always said you love watching Die Hard at Christmas!”), then the player on your left takes the lead, so you’re in the grabbing game now.The honesty and tension will continue until a player collects seven Topic cards and is crowned the winner!  Who It’s For:Perfect for people with strong opinions and friends who think they know everything about each other.  What's Inside:476 Topic cards, 24 Rating cards, and English instructions.

No musical talent is required to play Kazoo That Party Tune from Ridley’s Games!Chart-toppers. Floor-fillers. Anthems. That’s what you’ll find inside. There are 200 tunes to hum through six kazoos, so surround yourself with people who love to laugh and have a blast making memories that will last forever.With hits from pop icons like Destiny’s Child and Britney Spears to all-time legends like Stevie Wonder and Wham!, and from modern greats like Chandelier and Shake It Off to ultimate classics like Respect and Sweet Caroline, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!Made for people who just want to have fun, this game is suitable for ages 8+, 2 or more players, and has an average 20-minute gameplay.At Ridley’s Games, we like to make Good Clean Fun that’s as kind to the planet as it can be, so this set is printed using FSC paper and soy inks, and the kazoos are made from recyclable metal.    How to Play:Hum your favorite tunes on jazzy kazoos for your teammates to guess! Each team gets one minute per round to play through and correctly guess as many songs as possible to win points. Every card has two song options, so decide whether you’ll go Easy for one point or Hard for three points. Don’t know either song? Just move on to the next one! Put the passed card to one side and then shuffle it back into the deck at the end of your turn.There are enough kazoos for six teams, but if you don’t mind sharing, you can have as many teams as you like! Alternatively, you can all play as individuals, with everyone guessing everyone’s tunes—this is the way to play if you have fewer than four players, too. The top-scoring team (or player) wins the game!  Who It’s For:People who love to laugh! This game is suitable for ages 8+, 2 or more players, and has an average 20-minute gameplay.What's Inside:100 tune cards with 200 songs, 6 aluminum alloy kazoos, and instructions.

What do you look for in a game? Teamwork? Motivation? Positivity? Well, this game has none of those things. But it is hilarious.From the wildly popular Instagram account, Disappointing Affirmations: The Game will test the convictions of even your most optimistic friends. Forget gratitude, mindfulness, wellness, and all that other relentless toxic positivity you’ve been sold. This party game turns your disillusionment into dark humor, your feelings into fun, and your pessimism into points. It’s very simple: In each round, one player reads out a positive prompt, and everyone else uses their realistic responses to twist it into a Disappointing Affirmation. If yours is judged to be the most amusingly critical, anti-empathetic, dismissive, or makes people laugh because the only other option is to cry, then congrats, you win! As if it even matters. Made for friends who are actually willing to accept that “It’s okay to not be okay,” Disappointing Affirmations: The Game is suitable for ages 18+, 3–6 players, and takes around 30 minutes to play—although that’s really up to you. With 80 Prompts, 160 Responses, and differing levels of darkness in everyone, the game is endlessly replayable. It may even change your outlook on life. Probably won’t, though.At Ridley’s Games, we like to make Good Clean Fun that’s as kind to the planet as it can be, so this game is printed on FSC paper with soy inks, the box is made using 30% recycled materials, and the whole thing is recyclable. Not that you care.  How to Play:It’s very simple: create the funniest or most ironically disappointing combinations to win! Each player draws seven Response cards—a.k.a. doses of realism—and keeps them hidden. The Judge for each round draws a positive Prompt card, reads it aloud, and then watches and waits while their friends figure out just how much of their darkness they want to reveal.There’s nowhere to hide as the Judge shuffles, reads all the responses, and then chooses their favorite. Maybe they’re looking for the funniest, most disturbing, or most disappointing (although that’d be basic). Whatever their criteria, once they’ve picked their winner, the person who played that card wins the round and the Prompt card.It’s up to you how long you play, but we suggest everyone takes at least two turns as the Judge. When you’re done, the player with the most Prompt cards wins the game and is no longer a disappointment to anyone! Except maybe themselves.Who It’s For:Made for anti-optimists, people who delight in dark humor, fans of the Disappointing Affirmations Instagram page, and friends who are actually willing to accept that “It’s okay to not be okay”.What's Inside:160 Response cards, 40 double-sided Prompt cards, instructions.