Gamewright Rat-A-Tat-Cat Flerfärgad, 5 singel

Name: Gamewright Rat-A-Tat-Cat Flerfärgad, 5 singel
Brand: Gamewright
SKU: 885345227301
Price: 47.60 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Gamewright

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PRODUKTBESKRIVNING Det är aldrig för tidigt att utveckla ett bra pokeransikte. Med Rat-a-Tat Cat är ett pokeransikte bara en av de färdigheter som spelarna behöver för att fullända. Som i poker spelar tur, skicklighet, strategi och intuition en roll. Spelare tilldelas fyra kort, som hålls nedåtvända, förutom en snabb titt på två av dem. Varje spelare i sin tur drar ett kort från draghögen för att ersätta ett av de fyra. Minnet är viktigt, eftersom målet är att sluta med lägst poäng, och spelarna måste hålla reda på värdena på sina fyra kort. Titta, byta och dra Två Power-kort dyker upp då och då, vilket gör att spelarna kan manövrera och lägga strategier vidare. Förtjusande kvicka bilder av katter (de goda – låga poäng) och råttor (onde – höga poäng) illustrerar vart och ett av de 54 korten. Unga korthajar kommer att utveckla en känsla av timing och större lätthet med siffror, och kan börja förstå begreppet sannolikhet. Vinnare av Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Best Toy Award och 1996 Mensa Best New Mind Game. För 2 till 6 spelare. --Emilie Coulter AMAZON.COM Det är aldrig för tidigt att utveckla ett bra pokeransikte. Med Rat-a-Tat Cat är ett pokeransikte bara en av de färdigheter som spelarna behöver för att fullända. Som i poker spelar tur, skicklighet, strategi och intuition en roll. Spelare tilldelas fyra kort, som hålls nedåtvända, förutom en snabb titt på två av dem. Varje spelare i sin tur drar ett kort från draghögen för att ersätta ett av de fyra. Minnet är viktigt, eftersom målet är att sluta med lägst poäng, och spelarna måste hålla reda på värdena på sina fyra kort. Titta, byta och dra Två Power-kort dyker upp då och då, vilket gör att spelarna kan manövrera och lägga strategier vidare. Förtjusande kvicka bilder av katter (de goda – låga poäng) och råttor (onde – höga poäng) illustrerar vart och ett av de 54 korten. Unga korthajar kommer att utveckla en känsla av timing och större lätthet med siffror, och kan börja förstå begreppet sannolikhet. Vinnare av Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Best Toy Award och 1996 Mensa Best New Mind Game. För 2 till 6 spelare. --Emilie Coulter FRÅN TILLVERKAREN Ett spel av spänning, strategi och förväntan. Bli av med de höga korten (råttor) och välj de låga korten (katter). Ta en titt, dra två eller byt kort för en extra twist. Låg poäng vinner spelet. (Ett pokeransikte hjälper!) RECENSION * För 2 till 6 spelare * Innehåller 54 rått-, katt- och kraftkort * Färdigheter: strategi, minnesbyggande, grundläggande tillägg * Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Best Toy Award, Mensa Best New Mind Game 1996 * Utbudet är begränsat -- Se mer

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För 2 till 6 spelare. Inkluderar 54 rått-, katt- och kraftkort. Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Best Toy Award; Mensa 1996 Best New Mind Game Award. Lär ut strategi, minnesbyggande och addition. Barnkortspel som hjälper till att utveckla timing och grundläggande matematiska begrepp.

Age Range (Description)	Baby
Brand	Gamewright
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.9 4.9 out of 5 stars 2,883 ratings 4.9 out of 5 stars
Department	Games
Domestic Shipping	Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	CSG-RTC
Item Weight	6.1 ounces
Manufacturer	Gamewright
Manufacturer recommended age	6 years and up
Material	Cardboard
Number of Players	2-6
Product Dimensions	7.09 x 4.33 x 1.57 inches
Release date	January 5, 2022
Theme	Animals

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Scritto da: Mikki Person

Easy to understand how to play

Fun games I play it with my daughter and her hisband

Scritto da: KD

Fun for all!

My husband and I, our kids and our grandkids all enjoy playing this. Good memory game for grandparents(!) and good number game for little grade schoolers! Small enough to keep a copy in the car for visits!

Scritto da: BT

Everyone loves this game

Bought this to play on a trip with my 5 year old. It’s very easy to learn but still fun for adults. Does not take too long. There is an easier set of rules for the youngest kids, which helps them learn, but is not necessary. Definitely my family’s favorite game because it’s fun, not too hard, and finishes quickly so we can play as many or as few rounds as we have time for.

Scritto da: Bookish Reviewer

Great, quick game for ages 4+ and can accommodate multiple players

We are a family that plays and owns a lot of board games and card games. This is one game that has appealed to all of our kids beginning at age 4, an age when there are few good games beyond classics like Chutes and Ladders or Candyland. Our older kids now continue to enjoy playing it with the younger ones, who often beg to play it after school and don't need an adult to play along. I also like that the game has some opportunity for different kinds of strategy and not just luck. It was recommended to us originally at our local toy shop, which is owned by a guy who really knows his games, and the game has also won lots of awards, so we gave it a go. We've since bought several more for birthday gifts and even to respond to our school's request to send in good "rainy day" games, which we thought the teachers would appreciate it because it doesn't have a lot of small parts, the game goes fast and can accommodate an odd number of multiple players, and the box doesn't take up too much room in the classroom. The goal of the game for each player is to have the lowest total score at the end of the game, based on four cards placed in front of each player, where the low numbers have a corresponding picture of cats and the high numbers are rats (and the middle cards are combinations of rats and cats); the cards are numbered 0-9. The gist of the rules: each player gets four cards at the start of the game, placed face down, and can look at the *two outer cards only* before play begins but must put them back face down. Once play begins, the players can't look again if they forget! (The instructions provide that players might keep the outer cards face up when playing with younger players, but we never did.) Each player therefore also has two cards in the middle that are "mystery cards" at the start of the game. Each turn, a player has an opportunity to either draw a card or take the card on the top of the discard pile. For example, if Player A draws a "2" and thinks that is better than one of his/her mystery cards, it will replace a mystery card with the 2 and discard the mystery card face up on the discard pile, always keeping cards in front of him/her facedown. But sometimes the discarded mystery card turns out to be a good, low number card, which can then be picked up by Player B. Watch out, though, because the game also includes a "Swap" card that, when drawn, lets another player swap a card with any other player, so all eyes will watch where a low discard card goes if Player B takes it, in case a swap opportunity arises! The game also includes a few "Peek" cards that, when drawn, allow the player to peek at one of his/her cards. As soon as a player thinks he/she has the lowest total, he/she knocks the table and says "Rat a Tat Cat!" and all players get one more turn before the game ends, and all cards are turned over and tallied. It teaches kids about memory, simple math, poker faces (don't look too excited when you see a low number or you'll be vulnerable to a lousy swap!), and the merits of different strategies, including waiting until a player *knows* the value of all his/her cards to "rat a tat cat" or be willing to take a risk and end the game early when he/she knows only three and hopes that the unknown "mystery" card is a low number.

Scritto da: CMendy

5 year old loves it and so do I

The directions were a little confusing at first but there was a YouTube video that explained it. After a round we found it very easy to play and fun. We easily have played almost 15 rounds in one sitting. I like it too because it's small and will travel easily. I love games that can go on trips to avoid screen time. Worth it. Side review, we got Slamwich at the same time but like Rat-a-tat Cat more. Both fun but I'd pick the cat one first.

Scritto da: Juan David Durán

Excelente juego !!

Excelente juego, es fácil de entender, fácil de jugar y muy entretenido para toda la familia.

Scritto da: jennifer davis

This is a great game for kids and adults

Easy to learn, fun cards. My kids began playing when they were 6 and 7, and I always play with them. One of my kids is a cheater but it’s not possible to cheat playing this. Plus I believe that everyone has an equal chance of winning. Other games that are meant for kids and adults are sometimes really hard for kids to win, but this game is consistently equal. Probably our favorite game ever.

Scritto da: Jairo Munoz

Perfect pair!

I love both of these games so much it was nice to find them as a pair price

Scritto da: Becky

Excellent family game

Introduces children to tactical play but keeps it fun too. The games are not too long which is often a good thing with a young family.

Scritto da: C.O.

Super

Super jeu ! J’y jouais étant enfant et je l’ai racheté pour le mien :)