Player Count - Tournament Packs

 

All PartyPDF Tournament Packs can be played by up to 20 players simultaneously. The Fund Raising Tournament Pack is suitable for up to 80 players.

 

Each player will have their own unique board. This means that a single action, performed by the Game Host, can be used by all players at the same time with different results for each player. Some examples are:

 

  • Snakes, Ladders & Farmyard Animal Bonuses. The single number rolled on the dice by the Game Host may send some players climbing up ladders, other players sliding down snakes and some players making animal noises to claim their farmyard animal bonus.

 

  • Rainbow & European Battleships. A single torpedo fired by the Game Host may cause damage to some players' battleships, completely destroy other players patrol boats while for other players the torpedo will hit open sea and cause no damage at all.

 

  • Big 5 Safari Plinko. A single playing card drawn by the Game Host will cause all players plinko ball to take a unique route down the plinko pyramid.

 

  • Mutant Beetle Drive. The roll of two dice by the Game Host will give all players different choices as to what part of their mutant beetle to shade in.

 

  • Chessboard Death Maze. The first dice rolled will cause different players' pawns to land on different coloured chess pieces. The second dice rolled will dictate which chess pieces attack and therefore which unfortunate pawns are captured and removed from the board.

 

  • Keep Your Cash Game. The different boards ensure that players are forced to make different choices about where they invest their money in each round. This means that when one of the investment options from each round fails, some players will lose money and some players will not.

 

  • The Christmas Dinner Buffet Game. All boards have uniquely coloured paths. This means that when the Game Host announces that all players must move down a blue path, the route options for each individual player will be different.

 

  • Guess Who is Pumpkin Jack. The cunningly designed boards mean that, when players are told "Pumpkin Jack's hat is not black", players will not all be eliminating the same pumpkins.

 

  • Postmen's Christmas Card Race. The different street layouts of Christmas Town means that, despite sharing the one dice roll made by the Game Host, each player's postman will end up visiting different parts of Christmas Town to deliver their mail.