Silver and Gold Card Game - Your Ticket to Distant Islands and Golden Treasures! Flip and Write Strategy Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 8+, 2-4 Players, 20 Minute Playtime, Made by Pandasaurus Games
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Features
- FORTUNE AWAITS: Embark on a treasure-filled adventure with the Silver and Gold card game, where distant islands and golden treasures become your reality.
- RACE AGAINST TIME: Challenge yourself and friends to rain X's down in rapid-fire fashion, creating the right configurations to close out island cards and seize valuable bonuses.
- ENDLESS REPLAY: Every card in this clever game is writeable and erasable, ensuring countless rounds of fun and excitement as you strive to outscore your rivals.
- DRY-ERASE DELIGHT: Enjoy the convenience of a dry-erase card game that's not only fast-paced but also incredibly easy to learn for players of all ages.
- FAMILY AND FRIENDS: With its simple rules and lightning-fast gameplay, Silver and Gold delivers an exhilarating experience that's perfect for family gatherings and game nights with friends.
Description
You've found your fortune! Distant islands, golden treasures - who hasn't dreamed of them?! You are in luck because the treasure is in your hands. You are holding Silver and Gold: pure, addictive gold by Phil Walker-Harding (Sushi Go, Imhotep, Baren Park). Players must rain X's down, rapid-fire, in the right configurations to close out island cards and hit the right bonuses before they can jump to the next card. Every card in the game can be written on and cleaned off! Such a clever game will have you playing again and again!
Age Range (Description): 8+
Number of Players: 2-4
Brand: Pandasaurus Games
Theme: Game
Material: Paper
Product Dimensions: 0.09 x 4.43 x 6.89 inches
Item Weight: 7.5 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: PAN201910
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: October 9, 2022
Department: Board Games
Manufacturer: Pandasaurus Games
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This is my fifth time purchasing this game, previously picked up from local game stores but I just keep giving it away to people I play with. It's fun and replayable, great as a filler or as something to start/wind down a night. I play this at family gatherings, game nights, and even just with my kiddo. Just a solid small box game to keep in the collection and a killer price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by Evan
This would even be a good game to play on a plane tray. It's easy to learn and it doesn't matter if you are sitting across or next to each other as you can rotate the shapes however you like without messing up the other player.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023 by Jillybean
This game is fun and easy to understand. Played it with my partner and our two granddaughters, ages 6 & 7. Both girls picked up on the rules quickly. The 7 yr. old seemed to pick up on the strategy better than the younger girl. This is a game where a card with a polyomino shape (think Tetris) is flipped over and all players simultaneously try to fill spaces in that shape on either one of two cards in front of them. Players score for completed cards. Players get bonuses when they cross off spaces with X’s, gold coins, and palm trees. Each player has a dry erase write-on score card to keep track of bonuses. The game comes with 4 dry erase markers. I love that this game is all dry erase! I did purchase some extra dry erase pens with eraser tips and some cute little 2” x 2” erasers. We will use these with other games we have. My older granddaughter liked this game so much she asked for her own copy for her birthday. This is a must buy for people who want a light, puzzle-style game. Designed by Phil Walker Harding.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023 by Delightful Dee
I have had hours of fun playing this game with friends and family. It is quick to learn and easy to play. Highly recommend it. What I like most is that it is compact and travels easily, and so it's fun to take on trips and play when there is downtime.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by ashish
This is a great game. Maybe my favorite accessible for everyone (“welcoming”) polyomino game. I was debating getting this game for about a year, and am super glad I did. While a younger child can play this (6 years old) it may not keep their attention as well as something like Barenpark because you are just filling in the cards - for adults though who like spacial puzzles though, it is a hit. I compare this to Barenpark, which I would have as a comparable game (although I think I like this games mechanics better but both are very fun) because both are great games that are easy to learn (maybe since it’s the same game designer). There are a lot of videos about how to play so I won’t go into that. Pros - the gameplay is intuitive and easy to pick up. Quick and fun, but not so short that it seems a letdown. It will make you want to play it again after you finish. It is creative that you write directly on the cards. The fact that it has individual player score cards instead of a pad is a nice touch. It feels like a bigger game than it is and doesn’t really feel like a flip/roll and write (I really like Cartographers which is another polyomino game, but that feels like a flip and write — this doesn’t which is really cool). The box is small and easy to travel with which is great too. It also works well at any player count, although I like playing with more people. Cons - I wish the card stock was a little thicker. You can draw on them just fine but I am unsure about longevity over time. The markers that come with it are fine, but I wish they had erasers built in. The cardboard organizer is too shallow for the cards which is strange. Lastly, I wish that it played more than 4, as I think it could easily and for this type of game to not do that seems like an oversight - I’m thinking about trying so with more than one set, but you can’t fit 2 sets into one box which is kind of disappointing. This game is really cool. Now, while I do have some cons, I really couldn’t take a star away because the game play is so stellar, and the feeling you get from playing is so rewarding. That really tells you something. Normally I’d have taken a star off for the card stock, markers with no erasers, and a subpar organizer (I understand this helps keep cost low) but this game just works. One of my favorite game designers made another winner, and Pandasaurus Games has another great game.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2021 by TC
Heard raving reviews about this, and actually very much enjoyed my first play. It was after multiple plays I realized that it doesn't feel fresh, new, or exciting. For a short game, it needs that feeling, like Love Letter or Cockroach Poker or Codenames. This a good for a portable game to travel with, but wasn't something we were ever itching to play again.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023 by Neat & Nerdy