The Op announced two new board games this week, as well as a new title for The Nightmare Before Christmas and Harry Potter. As we approach the holiday season, both will offer a little different for fans of both franchises that have to be part of the season, both of which contain frantic dice mechanics. The Nightmare Before Christmas: Merry Madness will drive you to deliver toys when Christmas comes as a group of the residents of Halloween town working hard to get Jack out, and the Harry Potter: Mischief In Diagon Alley has some shopping for the usual gang from Hogwarts with mixed-up lists. There is a better way to read about both of these games, as they are currently available.
Watch Christmas with this simple play dice in the fast-paced play game inspired by Tim Burton’s holiday classic! Jack’s plan to deliver toys to Christmas Town went haywire after his Halloween City helpers started throwing gifts at each other instead of throwing gifts. That’s so happy! Join Jack, Sally, Zero, Mayor and Lock, Shock & Barrel in the all-out game, a deadly flinging of fearing flinging, and to get the present at Sandy Claws’s bag to win the game.
You will find the power to play the dice instantly in this thrilling game. It’s inspired by Harry Potter’s wizarding world. First-year Hogwarts students rush to Diagon Alley with their shopping list, but the magic items are unpacked and mixed up by all of the shops. Slowly roll the dice, and fling the scattered brooms, books and other supplies back to where they belong, win.
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