Game Types

 

• Bingo Games. Players have a bingo card containing 15 items. The bingo caller announces items at random. Players cross out items of their bingo cards as items are announced. The first player to cross out all 15 items is the winner. A point scoring version can also be played.

 

• Race Games. Players are moving their playing pieces by roll of the dice, racing towards an ultimate destination. They will encounter both hazards and assistance along the way.

 

• Stay Alive Games. Players are trying to protect either their playing pieces or some other resource from being depleted or taken out of the game.

 

• Point Scoring Games. Players will be gaining points throughout the game. At the end of the game the player with the greatest number of points is the winner.

 

• Deduction Games. Players will be asking questions and using the answers to eliminate possibilities, hoping that at the end of the game they will be left with the one and true solution.

 

• Set Collection Games. Players will be trying to collect specific sets of items. Sometimes the game may simply be a race to see who can select a specific set first. Other times different sets may have different values and the player whose collection of sets have the greatest value will be the winner.

 

• Task Completion Games. Players have a certain task to complete. The first player to do this is the winner. Other players may score points according to how much of the task they have completed.