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Board games for two: reading your opponent or solving a case together?

Duello per la Terra di Mezzo, Kelp and Chronicles of Crime offer three very different evenings: competing over every choice, hiding your intentions or discussing a lead. The deciding factor is the kind of attention you want to give each other.

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Booty Dice

Booty Dice

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All Hands on Deck! In this fast-paced pirate free-for-all, ye will attack and steal from yer sworn enemies while defending yerself and looting the buried treasure! To win, ye must amass 25 gold doubloons or be the last r...

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Dino Racer

Dino Racer

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Dino Racer is a fast-paced card game where five quirky dinosaurs compete in a prehistoric race to the finish. Over three races, the announcer flips Race cards to advance the dinosaurs along the track. Players then select...

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Board games for two: reading your opponent or solving a case together?

Duello per la Terra di Mezzo, Kelp and Chronicles of Crime offer three very different evenings: competing over every choice, hiding your intentions or discussing a lead. The deciding factor is the kind of attention you want to give each other.

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The first game night: choosing the right way to play together

Carcassonne for building at a relaxed pace, King of Tokyo for taking risks and trading blows, Camel Up for commenting on an unpredictable race. The first useful choice is to work out which of these activities your friends would enjoy, before explaining a single rule.

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Family games: choosing a level of difficulty everyone can manage

Reading cards, telling images apart, waiting for a turn and accepting being attacked are different skills. Carcassonne, Pictures and King of Tokyo help reveal which kind of experience can genuinely involve children and adults, rather than reducing everything to the age on the box.

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