Wilmot's Warehouse – Stories to Remember 📦🧠

Can your team remember where everything is? In Wilmot's Warehouse from CMYK, you work together to organise a warehouse using memory, imagination and the silly stories you make up. It is a cooperative game for 2 to 6 players aged 8+, learned in about 5 minutes and played in about 30.

Draw a product tile from the stack, discuss what it looks like, then place it somewhere in the warehouse you will remember. After you place a tile, you flip it face down, and you can't look at it again until the end of the game – so your team has to remember where previous tiles are while deciding where the new ones go. That is where the stories come in: the stranger the picture and the funnier the story, the easier it is to remember. At the end of the game comes a 5-minute rush in which your team must match all 35 face-down tiles with customer cards. Then you check your performance review to see how well you did. With 150 product tiles and 150 cards in the box, every game looks different, and because everyone plays together, nobody has to remember everything alone. Great for families, friends and anyone who loves a laugh around the table.

📦 Draw & Discuss

What does it look like?

🗂️ Place & Flip

Then remember it.

⏱️ 5-Minute Rush

Match all 35 tiles.

📋 Performance Review

See how you did.

Why You'll Love It:

• 🤝 Cooperative: the whole team wins together.
• 😂 Silly Stories: memory with a laugh.
• 👨‍👩‍👧 2–6 Players: ages 8 and up. More ideas among our family games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–6
• Age: 8+
• Playing time: about 30 min
• Type: cooperative memory and storytelling game
• Language: English
• Publisher: CMYK
• Contents: 150 product tiles, 150 customer cards, 30 idea cards, 1 warehouse board, rulebook

Is it competitive? No – it is fully cooperative; your team plays together against the clock and your memory.
How long does it take to learn? About 5 minutes.

Get your story straight in Wilmot's Warehouse. 📦

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.