Taken from the rules included with the game: There are three main types of cards in the game: run, pass, and catch. You can play run cards anytime. Pass and Catch cards can only be played together - and only if their yardage matches exactly. The game lasts four quarters. Each quarter is one time through the deck. A typical game last about 30 minutes....
The Quick Delivery Board Game is a game in which a driver who delivers food ordered from Tower M quickly wins. It is a board game that delivers food quickly by moving the elevator up and down using numbers from two dice. The game player must be the first to complete the delivery of all the food to be delivered. Roll the dice. Add or subtract the number of...
Quick Eye is an amazing game for kids and grown-ups that requires you to use your imagination and notice the surroundings. How to play? The rules are simple. Shuffle the cards and place them face down. Turn over the top card from the deck. Read out the word and explain the meaning to any younger players. .Look for a noun (name or object) – which you would...
Pay attention and concentrate! You must be a keen observer to win Quick Fingers. Turn over your cards, and after making a quick calculation, decide what move to make, always trying to be faster and better than your opponent. Will you be the one to bring home the most booty? Pay attention to the challenges and never drop your guard in this game for clever...
From the publisher Each game features a set of problem and answer cards. Players need to be the first to match the correct answer card to the problem card that is turned over. To win, you must think quickly, match faster and capture as many card pairs as possible. Quick Pix Geography -- in what region of the world (Western Europe, South America, etc.)...
"A game to help all children make safe and smart decisions about personal safety." This educational game was developed in cooperation with Prevent Child Abuse Georgia. Players move around a colorful board as they learn how to avoid dangerous situations that can happen in real life. Players collect colorful, fuzzy "Foozers" as they travel through...
This game is designed for beginning Spanish language students in middle or high school. The object of the game is to be the first person to figure out the following information: 1. Who is the new person in town? 2. Where is the new person located in the town? 3. How is the new person feeling right now? Contents: The game board is a generic town with at...