This 54-card game is based on match-play golf and played on famous “imaginary” courses including Augusta, St. Andrews and Pebble Beach. It consists of nine or 18 holes and is designed for two to four players. Each hand represents a hole on the course, with players attempting to “hit the ball” from the tee into the hole before their opponents. The deck includes stroke, putt and penalty cards. Launch date: March 1, 2006.

Each pre-cut and pre-creased origami-like kit allows users to form a 5.5”-tall three-dimensional Australian icon animal — either Frilled Lizard, Tasmanian Tiger or Red Kangaroo. The kits are designed and produced in Australia, and contain facts about the lifestyles and habitats of the animal featured. Each tri-folded kit is composed of 100-percent-recycled card stock. The folds stay in place without glue. Launch date: March 27, 2006.

This game allows players to laugh and socialize without being overly competitive. Each player is dealt five topic cards with a subject, such as “cooking disaster” or “fender bender.” Players spin the “Wheel of Fun” and follow the instructions. When a player spins a story space, they have five minutes to tell an entertaining story, true or fictional, that relates to one of their topic cards. The penalty arises when someone “butts in” while the storyteller is talking. Players spin the wheel and may land on “serve” or “spin off” to add new challenges and twists. The first player to use all of his cards wins the game. Launch date: October 1, 2006.