The Number Party Game Fun Risk Taking Strategy Board Game for Family Game Night Great Family Game for Kids and Adults Ages 8+ 3-5 Players Avg. Playtime 15 Min Made by Repos Production
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Style: The Number
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- PARTY GAME: The Number is a simple and tactical game in which you have to write a 3-digit number on your tablet while trying not to have a number in common with the others! An easy to learn party game is perfect for all ages at your next gathering.
- A CLEVER MIX OF BLUFFING AND RISK TAKING: Writing a large number earns more points, but it's also a risky gamble because if you have a number in common with one of the smaller numbers revealed by one of your classmates, you don't score any points!
- STRATEGY GAME: As the round progresses, you can no longer use the numbers you have used before, so the possibilities gradually narrow. It's up to you to make the right choices, to bet high or to make yourself very small to keep your chances on the last rounds. After 2 rounds, get the highest score to win the game.
- FUN GAME FOR FAMILY GAME NIGHT: The Number is a game of bluffing and risk-taking where you have to be more cunning and daring than your opponent. It is a fun and easy to learn game, making it ideal for family game night! It is also a minimalist Japanese game that will reveal the depth of its mechanics and will leave you wanting for one more game.
- NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: This fun party game for kids and adults can be played with 3 to 5 players and is suitable for ages 8 and older. The average playtime is about 15 minutes.
Description
Each turn, all players secretly write a number from 000 to 999 on their tile, then simultaneously reveal them. Writing a bigger number gives you more points, but it’s also a risky bet... since if you share a digit with any of the smaller numbers, you don’t gain any points! As turns progress, there are fewer possibilities, making each decision more strategic. After 2 rounds, the player with the highest score wins the game.
Brand: Repos Production
Material: Plastic
Theme: Number
Genre: Party
Number of Players: 3-5
Product Dimensions: 6.75 x 4.75 x 1.5 inches
Item Weight: 10.6 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: ASMTNEN01
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up
Release date: May 5, 2023
Manufacturer: Asmodee
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