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More and more people want to play with each other rather than against each other. Cooperative games make the power of collaboration tangible. There is a goal to be achieved through creative thinking and joint decisions. There are no opponents; the game itself becomes the challenge. The players try to win together, but they also lose together. Unlike traditional “competitive games,” these games promote cooperation, compromise, and altruism. Cooperative games are characterized by a constructive and open atmosphere during play.
Sunny Games was founded in 2004 to improve the availability of cooperative games in the Netherlands. Initially, games from the Canadian publisher Family Pastimes were imported and distributed in the Netherlands. Sunny Games has since become a European publisher and has already produced 19 cooperative games. Most are available in four languages (German/Spanish, French, English, and Dutch), and some are available with two additional languages (Polish & Turkish or Hungarian & Hebrew).
We envision a world where cooperation is more important than competition. Our games help us on the way there.
You can find more information about the publisher at www.sunnygames.net
The bird, mouse, and squirrel are on their way to their nests in the tree. Max the cat is hungry and chases after them. Together, the players make sure that Max doesn’t catch the little animals.
Max the Cat is an exciting strategy game for different age groups. Players talk to each other: Which animal should be brought home first? When should Max get a treat? How does it feel when Max catches an animal?
It’s nighttime in the forest. The young nocturnal animals are eager to play together, so they have secretly slipped away. Their parents set out to search for them, but it is very dark. Fortunately, the glowworm and the firefly come to their aid. Can you help reunite the parents and children before the sun rises?
Nocturnally is an exciting and challenging new variation on the classic memory game. Players play together and try to form pairs by cleverly swapping cards. Various challenges and difficulty levels make the game even more fun.
The young animals are exploring the zoo today. Now they want to return to their own places, but they have lost their way and also lost their brothers and sisters.
We help them find their brothers and sisters again and bring them together to their own places. But sometimes the lion roars and then the animals get scared and run around in confusion.
Meanwhile, the zoo director is on his way to the zoo. He doesn’t like chaos! Will all the animals be back in their places before the director arrives at the zoo?