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The QM takes the first card from the "question side" end of the box. He shows the Picture or reads the THEME to the player on his left then asks him the first (ORANGE) question. If the player answers correctly he immediately moves his playing piece to the next ORANGE space on the board. The QM goes on to ask him the remaining questions on the card. Each time he gets a question right he moves his playing piece on to the next space that matches that question's colour. After the player has answered the fourth (GREEN) question correctly and moved his playing piece onto the next GREEN space on the boardhis turn is over and the card is put into the "Picture side" end of the box. The role of QM then moves to the player on the QM's left who takes a new card to ask to the player on their left. ANSWERING INCORRECTLY And just like in Warhammer, you’ll buy the miniatures, put ‘em together, then paint them. Following this, you’ll be able to recreate epic battles from the iconic film trilogy (and The Hobbit too) on your table. But recently, it’s been showing its age a little, and the original Best of TV & Movies game is now out of production. Boooooo!!! We're becoming used to having a gazillion different channels available. Some households might have two, three or more TVs. Some people have Netflix; others have Prime; for many people, channels that aren't on Freeview aren’t an option. And lots of younger people don’t watch much telly at all. The board is a path from the outer START space into the WINNING ZONE at the end of the path. The path is made up of coloured spaces that match the colours on the question cards. TEAM RULES
Fast Forward card allows a team to pass on one of four questions on their question card, without that question being offered to the other team. I set up the board and we had 2 teams of two myself and my fifteen year old daughter and my Husband although my five year old wanted to play too but is a bit young for this game so she ‘helped’ daddy. Set on grey Amity Island, the game follows two phases. In the first, the shark chomps down on fleshy swimmers. Meanwhile, the other players attempt to trace the beast - and avoid becoming buffet.We're used to playing heroes, but secretly, we long to be the Big Bad. This light strategy game in which you can be everyone from nasty sorceror Jafar to shape-sifting sea witch Ursula meets that dark desire, and Disney fans will just adore its aesthetic. Meanwhile, the secret alien will be subtly sabotaging the crew’s efforts. It wants to multiply. And it’s real good at it. If more than one player is in the Winning Zone and the current player gets a question wrong the QM asks that question to the next player to the left. If he answers it correctly then he moves a bonus move as normal. If that player is in the Winning Zone the QM asks him (not the current player) the next question. If he answers it correctly he WINS! (as he has answered two consecutive questions correctly). If he does not answer the second question correctly the QM asks the question to the next player on the left and so on. If no-one gets a question right the QM reads out the answer and asks the next question to the current player. Lord of the Rings: Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game: Recreate epic battles from the trilogy in this miniatures board game. The LOGO Board Game– the granddaddy of the lot: one of the UK’s favourite board games, about the familiar things all around us!
Paranoia and unspeakable madness are inevitable in the board game adaptation of John Carpenter’s The Thing - where you get to kill your friends on the icy fields of Antarctica.
The MUTE and CHANGE CHANNEL cards must be played immediately after the Picture or Theme are revealed. The FAST FORWARD CARD can be played after any question. TO PLAY A BONUS CARD It’s one of our best-loved games; the centrepiece for many a funny, nostalgia-fuelled, not-so-quiet night in for so many families across the UK. Split into two acts, the first part sees you beating up thugs and getting those levels in, while the second part follows the descent into Lo Pan’s lair.
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