Inside you’ll find three Game Booster Packs, each containing 10 Elite Action Cards, for a total of 30 cards. Every Elite Action Card features a unique power that activates when a card with an Elite icon is played, shaking up the race and keeping players on their toes. With every booster pack offering a different mix, you never know which game-changing abilities you’ll unlock next.

Perfect for Formula 1 fans and card game enthusiasts alike, this racing-themed booster set adds excitement, replayability, and strategic depth to every match. And when you’re down to your final card, don’t forget to shout “UNO!” Ages 7 and up. Colors and decorations may vary.

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Rev up the fun with UNO Elite Formula 1 2025, a high-speed twist on the classic card game! This racing-themed edition blends the strategy of UNO with the thrill and adrenaline of Formula 1.

The Starter Pack includes a full deck of 112 UNO cards, 40 randomized Formula 1 Elite Action Cards (split across four Game Booster Packs), and two Promo Cards. Classic UNO mechanics like Skip and Reverse are now embedded in the Elite Action Cards, each with a special power that triggers whenever a card with an Elite icon is played. And of course, when you’re down to your final card, don’t forget to shout “UNO!”

UNO Elite Formula 1 2025 is perfect for fans of both the iconic card game and high-speed racing, offering fast-paced gameplay for 2–10 players aged 7 and up. With over 100 unique Formula 1-inspired Elite Action Cards in a mix of colors and foil variations, collectors and players can enjoy endless replayability. This makes a thrilling gift for F1 enthusiasts and card game lovers alike.

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Feel unstoppable when you play Mario’s Super Star Card, adding an extra burst of excitement to every round. Customisable cards let you create your own house rules, keeping each game fresh and unpredictable. Easy to learn and quick to play, it’s perfect for family game nights, parties, or travel. Just don’t forget to yell “UNO!” before you play your last card.

Ages: 7+
Players: 2–10

Contents include 112 cards and instructions.

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HUNTR/X is gearing up for their biggest concert ever, and they need their most dedicated fans to make it happen. In Monopoly Deal: K-Pop Demon Hunters, players race to collect item cards featuring the essential gear Rumi, Mira, and Zoey need to pull off the show of a lifetime and seal the Honmoon.

This game blends the fast-paced fun of Monopoly Deal with characters and themes from the hit Netflix film K-Pop Demon Hunters. Players use action cards to go viral, face spicy challenges, call in Bobby to keep an eye on trouble, and more. Fan cards are added to your personal Fan Club and can be used to pay rivals who target you. The first player to complete three different item sets wins the game.

Each player begins by choosing a character—Rumi, Mira, Zoey, Jinu, or Derpy—each offering a unique ability that can be used throughout the game. With quick turns and constant interaction, the game delivers energetic fun in around 15 minutes, making it perfect for family game nights, after-school play, or anytime you want a quick burst of excitement.

Designed for ages 8 and up, the game supports 2 to 5 players and includes 110 cards plus instructions.

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In the standard game, two cards are revealed at once. Players race to be the first to spot the single matching symbol shared by both cards. The fastest player claims one of the cards, another card is revealed, and the search continues. Play moves quickly as cards are claimed one by one, and when the deck is exhausted, the player who has collected the most cards is declared the winner.

What sets Spot it! The Lord of the Rings apart from the original is the inclusion of a mysterious 56th card: the One Ring. While its presence adds an extra thematic layer to the game, its exact rules are not immediately clear—fittingly, they are said to be “invisible” for now—leaving players to discover its purpose as part of the experience.

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2-5 Players | Ages 8+ | 30-40 Minutes

Bide your time, but don’t wait too long—or you’ll miss out on the candy!

In Piñatas, the goal is to take tricks as late as possible. Once you take three tricks, you’re out for the rest of the round. Points are scored based on the total number of tricks taken by all players at the table, so timing is everything.

Designed by Dr. Reiner Knizia, Piñatas combines a simple ruleset with his signature clever scoring, offering a quick, strategic, and sweetly competitive card game experience.

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1-5 Players | Ages 13+ | 60-90 Minutes

Originally released in 2016, Gil Hova’s The Networks returns in a streamlined, redeveloped edition that’s sharper and more engaging than ever! Players compete as up-and-coming television networks, drafting cards to build a lineup of Shows, Stars, and Ads over four intense rounds to become the top cable TV boss.

Shows need Stars and Ads to succeed. Stars boost your viewers (points), while Ads bring in extra money. But resources are limited, and timing is critical—grab the hottest shows before your rivals do! Some Stars have specific preferences, like appearing only in certain genres or being the sole Star on a show, and Ads earn the most when placed in optimal time slots.

Shows age, and audiences lose interest, so keeping your lineup fresh is key. Canceling shows sends them into reruns, earning additional viewers, and bonuses are awarded for building a cohesive genre strategy. Network Cards add special powers, offering game-changing opportunities—but deciding when to use them is part of the challenge.

After five seasons, the player with the most viewers wins! The Networks – Primetime blends strategic drafting, resource management, and clever timing for a highly competitive and replayable experience.

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1-10 Players | Ages 7+ | 5 Minutes

Movie Night is a fast-paced cooperative game where you and your friends work together to find the perfect movie to watch. Test your collective movie knowledge and try to agree on a film before the timer runs out!

At the start of each round, draw a card for the “Movie has…” column—for example, “Female Main Character.” Once the group names a movie that fits that description, draw the next description card. If it applies to the movie you just named, add it to the “Movie doesn’t have…” column.

For instance, in round one, Frozen might be chosen as a movie with a Female Main Character. In round two, the description Animation is drawn, so now the group must name a movie that has a Female Main Character but doesn’t include Animation.

Continue flipping description cards and naming movies until five descriptions have been revealed and a final movie is chosen. Complete the challenge within the time limit to win!

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2-8 Players | Ages 10+ | 15-30 Minutes

Fiction: Banned Books is the sequel to Fiction, a Wordle-inspired one-vs-many game of deception. Players work together to guess the secret word chosen by the Lie-brarian, while carefully determining which of their hints are true and which are lies.

At the start of the game, the Lie-brarian selects a five-letter word drawn from passages of books that have historically been banned, burned, or censored. The Guessers’ objective is to deduce this word by making guesses and interpreting the clues provided. Every clue from the Lie-brarian contains exactly one lie—can the Guessers uncover the word before time runs out?

This edition introduces new asymmetric powers for both the Lie-brarian and the Guessers. Using these abilities strategically at key moments can tip the balance in your favor, adding an extra layer of cunning and strategy to the classic word-guessing gameplay.

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The game begins simply: each player starts with three cards and, on their turn, draws one card and plays one card. From there, everything unravels delightfully. New Rules twist the flow of the game, Goals redefine what you need to win, and Keepers and Creepers hit the table to either help—or completely ruin—your plans. In Zombie Fluxx, the undead appear as Creepers that cling to you and stop you from winning, unless you can blast, hack, or outmaneuver them using the weapons and helpful items among your Keepers. You might even have some trusty friends to assist you… until they turn into zombies and need to be taken out.

Wild, unpredictable, and packed with personality, Zombie Fluxx captures the spirit of survival horror while keeping the gameplay quick and light.

2–6 Players | Ages 8+ | 10–30 Minutes

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