Ive never had a Spot it game. But Ive seen kids playing it. Can the Spot It on the Road version be played in the car and at home at the table?
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Yes, Spot It! On the Road can be played as many ways at home as the original game, plus on the road!
1538991
It is best to play Spot It on the Road at home on a table. This version has road signs on the cards.
1538992
Yes! There are several versions of the game that can be played with the deck. You can play at least two bridging in the car and about 4 at the table. We love it. It is fun for all ages.
1538993
Yes, it can be played at home, too. It is very similar to the regular spot it game. It just has different symbols and also has an option for how you can play on the road.
8892
My player is in the car and not with me; however, to stop it from playing, just turn it off. I will keep your question open and get back to you if there is another answer.
1648611
As the host you can either play or not play. I chose to play because it is much more fun. But with my teenage sons game I didn't play but was a bystander and just answered questions when they didn't know what to do. One tip though, if you use the CD, DO NOT play the CD after round three. It immediately tells you who the murderer was and you can't take the time to figure it out. So wait to play the CD until all the guests have had time to make their accusations. Good luck. This one was REALLY fun and clean to!
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i dont see why not. there isnt any profanity in the game. you buy cars, hot rod then out, and race against a list of the top street racers for money and to move your name up the list to become number 1 on the list. you will also have to run from cops.
888510
My son has had this game since he was 4 and he's now 6. It's great for travelling because he can play with the cars on his own. If he wants to play the game you can set the pieces your own way and you do not have to follow the card schemes. That's how I have been doing until recently... now he can start to manage the easier cards.
2007105
Yes, it is great to play. Caught up to the real world. not fumbling around with money.I gave it as a gift and we played on Christmas Day. "had a ball"
864201
Good question! My kids are also smart and competitive, but they're a little older. The game is pretty complicated, so we think you shouldn't get it until you've got teenagers in your house. It will be worth the wait. :)
259301
No Since there is a picture of the item it will be easy for young children to play. Adults will also enjoy this game. Fun for the whole family. The head band also fits all sizes.
22276
Instead of making the circle/oval my son makes a straight(ish) track that runs along side the shops in his town. We have a ton of playmobil because he is 8 and has been recieving gifts of playmobil for many years. By making a straight line he can make stops along the various shops--sometimes moving freight and sometimes giving tours and just lots of possiblities this way. I'm estimating from memory since I'm at work that each piece of track is about 8 inches so using it in straight line makes it over 8 feet long. Plus he finds it very satisfying to drive it backward through the town and occassionally making it run off the track causing emergencies.
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You have to install the game on your hard drive so it can save your progress, but you will still need the CD to play. Since my kids leave fingerprints on everything, I made a back-up copy of the CD and I let them use that in the computer.
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Probably not, but the idea of the game is good for any age. If you have the game, you will get an idea of titles to add for any age group playing. Just do your homework and find names of movies, musicians, songs, stories, books, TV shows, etc. that they will be familiar with. Then play the game in the three rounds - descriptions, one word and finally no words. It is a great game and titles will be easier for them to guess than famous names.
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We have played it several times w/friends and family. So far one of my son's has said he had remembered an answer. There are plenty of cards, but I can see if you play it often with the same people you can have that issue.
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There are symbols and train cars that are different on the cards but I think the playing board with trains on it would be frustrating. We would not recommend it...sorry because it is such a great game we are playing it right now.
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I would get Family Flux to teach them how to play. My kids have played since they were 8 and I know they could have played a bit earlier. Family Flux does not have the "creepers" so it is easier to play. Family Flux also has family cards - parents get a bonus if the card is played. That kind of thing. It's a blast!
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Yes, it is really just one player, trying to get the red car out of the midst of a bunch of other cars by moving the cars back and forth as necessary until he/she has an opening to get the red car out. You might be able to adapt it for more than one player by seeing who could accomplish it in the shortest time, but the second person would have to wait until the first person had their red car out. It's fun!
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By playing! Its all about the story telling and creativity. There isn't scoring - although you could create, have folks vote of something. Game travels well and all ages can play. My 4 and 6yo both love it. Never actually scored, or had the kids ask about scoring or a winner.
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We have played it with adults, children, and a mix. You can change it up pretty easily, depending on how involved you want the game to be. It's fast playing and chaotic. More luck than skill so you don't have to really concentrate to play the game - definitely not bridge!