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As I mentioned Dobble is also available in different themes such as Harry Potter and Star Wars. These have a good look and appeal to the fan bases. For me though, you can’t beat this original version for the whole family to enjoy.
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We’ve played it with larger groups of people, or just as a family and it’s equally as fun. Be warned if playing with fiercely competitive people, this game can get aggressive! I took this game on camp once and it was a fantastic ice breaker. Final Thoughts on Star Wars Dobble Dobble doesn’t necessarily take up that much table space so it is also a perfect on the go game. Final thoughts on DobbleAz egy homoksikló, vagy egy hósikló? Ez vajon Jabba? Most melyik a birodalmi lépegető, és melyik Jar Jar Binks? Egyszerűnek tűnhet, de a sok figura nagyon megnehezíti a játékot! The potential for confusion and convolution is increased by the detail of the symbols, which ditch Dobble’s unmistakeable minimalism for more realistic depictions of their silver screen counterparts. Crammed onto a circular card with seven other images, it’s hard to instantly recognise Obi-Wan Kenobi (here in his Ewan McGregor form) as being the iconic Jedi unless you’ve passed around the included booklet key beforehand or happen to know his lightsaber colour. This is remedied in the distinctive helmet of the Stormtrooper, the moon-like sphericity of the Death Star and the word clues – with ‘Hoth’ helpfully supplanting its ‘o’ with a Viper probe droid to dodge debates over whether it’s actually called an Imperial probe droid or Viper probot.
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Dobble Star Wars: Odavagy a Star Warsért? Láttad az összes részt? Akkor ez a játék is neked való! Nincs más dolgod, csak meg kell keresni az egyforma figurákat! Aztán viheted is magaddal a lapokat a többi közé. Vigyázz! A Star Wars hősök nagyon hasonlítanak így egy kicsivel nehezebb lesz a feladatod, mint az eredeti Dobble játékban. Ne add fel! Próbálkozz, figyelj oda és megnyered a kártyapartit.So how does a simple game of finding pairs win awards and last over a decade with unwavering popularity? Is it hype and marketing or is it a good game? Read on to find out…. Gameplay Great selection of games and offers. Always delivered on time. Great to support an independent business. In my experience, different ways of playing appeal to different people, and oddly, most people have one type which they’re best at despite the fact that they’re all about picture matching. For those who love a sneaky and ruthlessly competitive game, the best style of play is where you have to dump your card onto someone else’s when you find a match. Last man standing loses the round. The one who loses the most rounds (you only have one card each) loses the game. If you’re good at this style of play, be prepared to lose all your friends. Dobble, or Spot It, as it's known in the USA, is an award-winning card game which has been designed for gamers of all ages. It's a card-based game, with gameplay which isn't too dissimilar to the classic game of Snap. For those who have the original Dobble, the gameplay is not different, but having a different edition livens things up if you’ve grown a little tired of the original pictures. If you’re a fan of the franchise, then the benefit is obvious, but playing with people who haven’t seen the films brings hilarious consequences. My family are not fans of Star Wars, so hearing them yelling matches like ‘the friendly-looking robot thing’ (R2-D2) and, my personal favourite, ‘green helmet face guy’ (Boba Fett) brings a whole new level of hilarity to the game.
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The award winning game Dobble is over a decade old. You might know it by its pseudonym Spot it! or you might have seen it wearing Star Wars or Harry Potter disguises. Published by Asmodee this game’s closest relative is snap. If you already own Dobble and enjoy it, or are looking for other inspiration, you might also like these similar games: In the latest Dobble, this time themed after the first six Star Wars films, this swiftness is hindered by the use of more complex images and their often perplexing names. While most fans of a certain age – probably those a little above the game’s six-plus age rating – will be able to spot an X-Wing, stormtrooper or lightsaber, even more knowledgeable movie buffs will take a little longer to recall the proper titles for the more niche Imperial Shuttle or Naboo N-1 Starfighter. That’s without mentioning the multiple appearances of some characters, which can lead to the awkward blurting-out of phrases such as ‘Han Solo in carbonite’ to distinguish from his standard pistol-wielding portrait and desperate attempts to express that you have two matching images of ‘Anakin (Episode III)’ rather than the separate ‘Anakin (Pilot)’ icon. It’s this speed and simplicity that lends the game its family-friendly party game vibe, with kids and adults alike able to easily recognise and shout out the universally understood symbols – apple, dolphin, ice cube and so on. The beauty of Dobble is in its simplicity, it’s accessible to both hardcore gamers and those who only dabble in this wonderful world of board games. The Star Wars version provides all the same fun as the classic, but with the addition of lightsabers and androids- what more could you ask for? How to PlayYou can go on a roll and suddenly every card has a particular symbol on and you just get in the zone, but equally other players have these spurts as well so it balances out in the end. Meanwhile, a numbers edition is available to help children learn numbers, shapes and colours. There is even a version of the game that is suitable for all of your outdoor adventures. The Beach Edition has waterproof cards so that you can play around the pool!
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