Can one child play? Or do you need 2 or more players?
871744
There are lots of ways to play. One child can have tons of fun with it. My 7 year old has enjoyed it from the time he was 4.
871745
one could play for practice, but would be more fun with at least two so they can check answers
871746
It is most fun with two or more players with similar math skills. I have one child and we play together. However...she is more motivated when playing with her friends.
1368511
Hi. The rules say that it's only 3 to 6 players. I tried to play it with my wife, but still one of us had to play for two houses at the same time.
1426105
No. One player only. Also be warned it takes a lot of batteries. It is easy to forget to turn it off and the batteries run out very fast.
2091719
You can play the game solo, so minimum player is one. The game itself comes with enough to play four maximum...but I know there is a promo out there that can add a fifth player.
1302677
If you are playing with groups, younger children (5-7) would be able to play on part of a team, but to play individually, I would say they have to be at least 10+ (able to read/understand cards on their own)...
666132
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.
357455
You can. I've played it with students as 3 player. But you might want to modify the rules a bit. Because with 3 players, you either score 2 points or no points. Which isn't as much fun as with 4 or more players.
532234
Yes, you can play as few as three. Of course, the recommended number of players is probably four+.
1574553
You may be able to add your own game pieces (use a quarter or a button or something) for extra players. When I play, I often play with more than six, but I do not use the board. It can be a lot of fun to just play with the cards. I hope this helps!
191081
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.
2198139
Six would be probably the minimum you would want to play. It is a lot of fun. All ages can play.
2029009
yes fun for 2, but better for 3 or more. I enjoy playing with 2 but my friend prefers 3 or more.
323488
No. It's a fun game - fun with 2- better with 3 people - 4 is fun, but can be harder for younger kids playing with adults as in The changing board can get more complicated when 4 are playing. But our family plays, kids ages 9 & 13, and we have lots of fun!
1368510
It's a Three player minimum game. This is because of the three tracks of influence, which can have a very real impact on the game, and is where most of the fun comes from. If you modify the game to your own liking, and play it in a simple, "dominate the board" type of way, I can see it possible to play with only two, but a lot of the fun will be missed by doing so. There are a few you tube videos that go through gameplay, which will help you understand how the three player mode plays out.
945771
yes; I played with my 2 grandkids, and a couple of times one of their parents played with us. I think more can play, but there aren't a huge # of pieces.
1607927
The game description indicates 3-8 players. I'd want at least a minimum of 4, preferably 5, playing to keep it interesting. The only real reason you can't go over 8 people is because that's how many game pieces/dry erase boards you are provided.
2103580
You can play with 2,3, or 5 decks. There are rules for each game. Our favorite is playing with all five decks.