Can this game be played with just 3 or 4 wines?
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Yes, it can be played with just a few wines, but can also be played with up to 10 wines. Sometimes I enjoy playing with a smaller group and fewer wines to really enjoy and understand the flavors in just a few wines!
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Depends on the size of your glasses. I can do 3 champagne flutes. 3 red or white wine glasses (average size). Or 2 martini per row. It has 6 rows....so max 18 wine or champagne. Hope that helps
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yes..I play it all the time with my 2 grandsons....I have also played it with 6 girlfriends...so the answer to your question is yes 3 can play. Great game!
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Yes, you need two to four players. You cannot play by yourself. It's like Solitaire only with more players. My granddaughters play it with me - the youngest is seven, but I learned with my cousin and his wife who are my age (70's) There is just enough awareness needed to make it interesting. It was like eating peanuts, we kept playing more games. I had taught my granddaughters how to play Solitaire when they saw me playing it and so it was an easy transition to Kings in the Corner. Enjoy! Beth A.
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You can play with two players, but it is much more fun with 3 or more. We never play with 2 players. Best with 4 in my opinion.
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My kids said it only works for 4 players. I believe there are more playing pieces, but only 4 can play at a time.
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You can't play with four players, it just wouldn't make sense. Other fun games for 2-4 players? Milles Bornes is a lot of fun; I definitely recommend it.
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Absolutely! The game (as you know since you play it) can be up to 5 people, if you typically have 3 and a 4th just so happens to be around, the more the merrier! And it creates new dynamics for the world that is being created that might not have been there before.
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the whole game is playable with 2 people. I'm not sure about 3+. but it's super fun with 2!
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The game is only designed for 4 players/pawns. But since the game is cooperative, you could have 6 players and all work together using the 4 pawns.
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2 - 4 players can play. We have found 3 to be the best number as sometimes with 4 it is difficult for anyone to win.
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You can play a 2-player game. Technically there are 3 wonders in play because the third is played by both players in an alternating pattern. It works and is still fun.
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The game is playable with 6, but you will want to supplement the chips with some extra pennies or something so that you don't run out. I'm not sure that I would try with more than that.
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Yes. The object of the game is to place 5 cards in a row or sequence. You can play off of others cards.
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You have to make modifications to play with 2 or 3 people, but it can be done. You do need to have 4 players for a regulation game. When you play with 3, only do the first half of the Charleston plus a courtesy pass. When playing with 2, sit opposite one another; no Charleston. Our group's table rules for a 2-player game allow one courtesy pass, but no Charleston. The 2-player game is excellent practice for new players who are learning the card and how to play their hands, but it's a bit too easy to mahj to consider it a real game...still a lot of fun, though.
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I think 3 is too few (not enough interaction). I'd say 4-5 players gives plenty of interaction without too much waiting around between turns.
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Absolutely YES!I played it with my friend for over half a year. We did not change any game rule. We just played it in 3 VS 3 mode, chose 3 Houses by random at the beginning of the game. It's funny and the balance is good.The difference between 2 players and 3-6 players is the time on thinking. For the reson that you should make plans for 3 Houses all by oneself, so 2 players game will be much longer than 3-6 players.