A closed loop economic sim! Produce goods, vote for a government, print money and suffer the effects!

• Compete or Cooperate? Tax or Print? 

• Become the most prosperous- or just be the last one alive!

• Struggle against raids, starvation and your own Government!

An educational card game where kids experience the effects of inflation in 4 quick bidding rounds! 

• Includes 3 mini-games that teach real inflation mechanics!

• Designed for homeschoolers, classrooms, and families!

• Perfect intro to economics in under 10 minutes per game!

Build your throws, shape the hole, and let the numbers fly.

Disc Golf Math is a fast-paced educational card game where players simulate a full disc golf round using Throw cards, Disc modifiers, and obstacle challenges. Each hole presents a set distance and terrain, and players use math operations to calculate how their chosen throw will travel.

• Players draw a hand of Throw cards (100–250 ft range, weighted toward shorter, more common distances), apply disc modifiers (drivers multiply, mids add/subtract, putters divide), and navigate obstacles like wind or OB zones. Every shot is a math puzzle: choose a disc, combine it with a throw, apply the modifier, and see how close you get.

• Each hole uses shared obstacle cards and a hole layout, but every player solves the challenge using their own hand. After each hole, players discard one Throw card and draw one, keeping hands dynamic but strategic.

A full round teaches practical math using real disc-golf logic—distance, operations, planning, and adjustment—perfect for classrooms, homeschool study, or anyone who loves the sport.

Build whole bowls, feed Piper, and sharpen fraction skills.

Piper vs. The Fractions is a fast, family-friendly card game where players combine fraction cards to make complete bowls of “1 whole.” Each turn, you play a fraction into one of your bowls and draw to refill your hand. Wilds can imitate any fraction in the deck, but only values that actually exist.

• The challenge: build exactly 1 whole—no more, no less—across three bowls. The first player to complete all three wins. If you can’t play without overfilling, strategic discarding keeps you in the game.

• For added spice, optional modes include Ruff Play, which accelerates card cycling, and a Co-op Mode, where players work together to fill eight shared bowls before the deck runs out.

A quick, colorful way to practice fractions while keeping gameplay light and engaging for classrooms, homeschool groups, and families.