Ready for your bagA$49.90
WELCOME TO YOUR NEXT GAME NIGHTA little rivalry.
A little rivalry.
A lot of laughs.
Boxed board games for your next get-together, from A$39.90. Catch colourful fish, collect carnival tickets or build a wobbly snack tower. Pick your kind of fun and fill a Kimalurevo goodie bag.
Pick a box
LAUGH.
REPEAT.
YOUR PEOPLE.
YOUR KIND OF PLAY.
YOUR KIND OF PLAY.
Welcome to Kimalurevo.
We sell the boxes. You bring the company.
This is kimalurevo.online, a board-game shop built around lively tables. Our games put a changing lagoon, a busy fairground and a very unstable picnic within reach. They are physical boxed games, with pieces to move and choices to share.
Not every group wants the same evening. Some want to plan, some want to react, and some would rather see how high a wooden sandwich can get. The playroom below helps you pick before you put anything in your goodie bag.
What sounds like your lot?
Choose a mood for a quick starting point. Check the player count and age guide before settling on the box.
React & laugh: Hook & Splash asks you to notice the fish you need and adapt when the weather changes. It is a good place to start when your group enjoys a shared board that will not sit still.
Plan a clever chain: Coin Carnival gives two to five players more room to think about spending, saving and completing ticket sets. Allow 30–40 minutes and choose it for ages eight and up.
Keep it hands-on: Snack Stack centres on shapes and steady hands. Its 15–20 minute rounds fit two to six people, ages six and up. It is the shortest game and the largest player range in this collection.
Meet the game-night gang.
What kind of player are you today?Ready for your bagA$59.90
Ready for your bagA$39.90
BEFORE ANYONE SAYS “I DON’T GET IT”Make the first move
Make the first move
a shared one.
With Snack Stack, put an ingredient beside the tower and ask everyone where they think it could sit. Look at its shape, the space it touches and what another player might add afterwards. Then make one careful move together before starting the round.
This gives new players something they can recognise when their own turn arrives. Keep the challenge card visible and leave enough room for hands around the picnic grid. A first demonstration is about understanding the action; the printed rules explain how to run and finish the challenge.
Meet the ingredients and read the turn outlineThree little things that help a lot.
Count actual players.
Five friends can join Coin Carnival. Six can join Snack Stack. Hook & Splash has room for four. A bright box is not a promise that everyone fits, so check before you build your evening around it.
Leave time for the first explanation.
The play times describe a game, not unpacking and learning. Read the component list, clear a shared space and let someone explain one turn before the group gets going.
Match the action to the group.
Stacking asks for physical steadiness; trading asks for planning; the lagoon asks for flexible attention. Ask what people enjoy doing, rather than choosing on age or artwork alone.
Psst… look what’s cooking!
BAG IT. CHECK IT. SEND IT.Here’s how
Here’s how
your order works.
Kimalurevo is your seller on this website. Add a game to the goodie bag, check its quantity, then follow the three checkout steps: your people, your place and your lineup. All prices are AUD.
Postage is A$6.50 until your games total A$110.00, when it is included. Hook & Splash and Coin Carnival together cost A$109.80, so that pair still has postage: A$116.30 altogether. The bag calculates this for you.
Sending the form saves an unpaid order request. Keep the number on the thank-you page; the shop confirms availability and arranges payment separately. You will not be asked for a card number on this site.
The full postage storyA few good questions.
Are the carnival coins real money?
They are game tokens used to exchange tickets and build sets. Coin Carnival does not offer wagers, cash prizes or money withdrawals.
Where can I leave a review?
Open the page for the game, scroll to its table-talk section, choose a rating and write your comment. Use the same browser to return to your own entry, change it or remove it.
What does “coming soon” mean here?
It means a preview, not something you can buy yet. The upcoming boxes have their own pages for a first look and comments; they cannot be added to a goodie bag.
A couple of handy playroom tips.
Pick the mood. Then pick the box.
Start with the people, not the prettiest box. Are they in the mood to make quick choices, trade a clever plan or test a steady hand? Let everyone vote for a kind of fun before choosing the game.
Pick the moodTeach a turn before you teach a rulebook.
Tell the group what a successful round looks like. In Snack Stack, show the challenge and the wobble everyone is trying to avoid. A goal gives the other rules somewhere useful to land.
Teach a turn before you teach a rulebook