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The Games (page 7)
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Sabuca (Frederick A Herschler)
Players make words from their set of letter cards and then challenge the other players to find those words.
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Scandaroon (Tony Boydell)
A challenging card game where players have to decide whether to use their cards for the points they score or their special power. But the decision changes as more cards are played. The designs give the game lots of atmosphere. For 3-4 players for 60 minutes.
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Section X (Chislaine van den Bulk)
Players are trying to escape their island prison. This means tunnelling to the shore. But prisoners can use any tunnel, so players also want to keep other gangs out of their tunnels. A fairly abstract tactical game.
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Sneeze (Carl Chudyk)
A fun card game for children. Players add to their allergies on the turn of a card, but have action cards to influence what's happening. Simple fun.
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Socks in the City (Günter Cornett)
Ever lost socks in the wash? According to this game, they're scattered across the city. The aim is to connect up the socks of one colour. A clever, tactical game: £12.00
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Spice Islands (Max Michael)
The 2007 game from the main man at Stratamax. The game is "roughly based on the Dutch East India Company", trading around the Far East. Players get votes based on their shareholdings, but can also play pirate. "Timing is everything!": £20.00.
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Splat! (Ed Carter)
A card game of a food fight! It's fast and furious as players try to smear their opponents and dodge what's thrown at them. They can even try to hide behind furniture and other people. Silly and huge fun.
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Sushi Express (Michael Schacht)
Players rush round the city in their delivery vans, earning points by delivering sushi. and getting tips from their customers.
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Take It Easy! (Peter Burley)
Another classic, played on individual boards with hexagonal tiles. The aim is to get the best score using the same tiles, in the same order as everybody else. Ingenious and challenging, this is a new edition: £18.00.
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Take It Higher! (Peter Burley and Reiner Knizia)
A development of Take it Easy! that adds another dimension to the game—rocket ships! It's played across octagonal tiles with several bonuses on offer as well as the points for completing lines: £20.00.
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Take It to the Limit! (Peter Burley)
New for 2006 is this 'advanced' version of Take It Easy!. The basic idea is the same, but it's a bigger board, more tiles and extra opportunities for tactical scoring. Plus a second, smaller version of the game. Cracking stuff: £20.00.
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Tammany Hall (Doug Eckhart)
A game about corrupt politics – what more could you want?! Players position their campaign workers to bring in the vote in the race to become Mayor of New York City. This is the original, 'white box' edition: £20.00
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Tara, Seat of Kings (Alan Paull)
Strategic board game from Surprised Stare Games. Players use cards to place pieces in specific positions in the kingdoms of ancient Ireland. The aim is to become High King.
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