bananagrams What happens when 2 people are playing Bananagrams, there is only 1 tile left in the "bunch" and each player has 1 tile left which cannot be placed anywhere? Is there no winner? It's happened to me twice now and I find it frustrating that the game never actually ended. Unless I'm not understanding something about the directions. bananagrams What happens when 2 people are playing Bananagrams, there is only 1 tile left in the "bunch" and each player has 1 tile left which cannot be placed anywhere? Is there no... » Read More bananagrams What happens when 2 people are playing Bananagrams, there is only 1 tile left in the "bunch" and each player has 1 tile left which cannot be placed anywhere? Is there no winner? It's happened to me twice now and I find it frustrating that the game never actually ended. Unless I'm not understanding something about the directions. « Show Less
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What if there three players and only two tiles left.... Can players still dump their letter and exchange for the reaming two?
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Must a player dump an unusable tile or can he wait until other player says peel?
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You can use that last tile. You may have to do a lot of rearranging but it can be done. Don't give up!
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You leave the letter in the bunch and rearrange your crosswords until someone finds a place for the letter. It's impossible to truly have an unplayable tile.
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The rules say that you can only "peel" as in get new letters if there are enough for all players. So it one letter is left, and there are two players, the last letter does not get used. If someone can use all of their letters, minus the remaining letter, they win.
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They had numbers and letters; however.....some of the them weren't printed well and the letters/numbers could not be read. In addition, there were double (some times triple) of the same letter/number combination on the balls (we called the same letter/number combo 2 to 3 times a game). Overall, this made for a frustrating game.
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Yes...this game can be played with two players.....this game is alot of fun....buy it you wont regret it.....everybody i know loves this game
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I didn't think about this possibility until you asked. I would think splitting into two groups and somehow taking the winners against the other winners would be a fine contest. I really think it would be easier playing with two sets than one. However, 1 tower and two sets of "thingees" would be quite hard. Good luck. Ollie
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Same game, but they have different answers. I have both, and we have exhausted the Scrabble branded game just from playing it so much. We just purchased the "Electronic Catch Phrase" and it has all new answers.
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From what we've experienced no, but we haven't quit gone through more than 200 words and the game has over 5,000 phrases. I have 3 middle school children who play. Hope that helps!
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You put all the tiles into a bag. Each player get six tiles. The idea is to make lines with either color or shape in common. Each player gets points based on what they have added to, and there are points for completing a "Qwirkle" - adding the last tile to a line of all six shapes of the same color, or all six colors of the same shape. Here are more rules at this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qwirkle
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This is a one person brain teaser type game. Maneuver around the colored pegs, with playing pieces only being placed over same colored pegs. Keep trying until the pieces fit. Carefully follow enclosed levels. Start with the easiest and work up to most challenging level.
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No. It's like verbal charades. The answer is in the screen and the one holding the screen must get his/her teammate to guess the word in the screen. You need at least two people (for companionship playing), but the game is better with four or more.
1570702
We were not able to locate any instructions. As stated in the previous reply you need to pull out the Chinese version of cards. We thought about the game with the tiles and made it work for the cards. You still will hold the 13 cards in your hand and we still build a wall with the other.
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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 could play 2 vs 2 but the game is only 2 players. It work by you and a friend fight together with computers or fight each other with a computer partner. And if you want a 1 vs 1 press the triangle button on the square where you pick a character. If not then a computer will still be there. I hope I explained this well to you.
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It's completely random in what you get. I barely got any land in one, like ten. A second I got around twenty or so. No specific colors. Also there are many doubles, some report no more than ten doubles, I've gotten over thirty.
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I loooove these puzzles! They are great gifts for teens and adults. It makes giving money as a gift fun!! There are instructions on how to insert the money but I do not recall it coming with instructions on how to solve the game. Try one out. You'll be surprised how much entertainment it can bring to a roomful of adults, haha! I purchased two; one for a 12 yr old and one for a 14yr old. Good luck!!
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Some boards have colors dictating where to put the marbles/pegs to start the game. Red on red - blue on blue - etc. If you read the instructions on playing the game it tells you that the object is to move all of your marbles/pegs to the opposite side of the board from where you started. Your opponent will be vacating this area and his object is to move all of his marbles/pegs to the area you are vacating. First one to place all of his marbles/pegs in the opposite triangle is the winner,
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Not that I've seen, but they're all fairly random anyway with lots of insta-wins and insta-loses, so they wouldn't do you much good even if you saw them. For instance, playing attack penguins against another player, allowing you to steal one of their cards. Or arbitrarily declaring that you receive 8 points and that having 15 points is a new win condition. Or if several people lose in one turn, declaring that you all lost because of a player you pick as the "noob", so only that one person loses and everyone else is back in. Or playing a dragon against another player, which causes them to lose if they can't get rid of it before the end of their turn. Or forcing everyone to scream in fear about zombies before they draw a card. Or declaring that anyone who says, "I", "me", or "my" loses instantly. The Chaos Pack that comes with it had some funny twists, such as allowing anyone who gained points (points are entirely arbitrary) to point at another player and make them lose instantly, so long as that other player wasn't singing. One low point was that some of the cards were repeated, except that the lose condition was changed. In a game I played yesterday, three of us thought we had an identical card telling us to have each player use their fingers to display a number from 1-5, but we discovered that each of us had a different lose condition written on the card (e.g. anyone picking odd loses, anyone picking even loses, if the total is prime everyone else loses). It means that people who have played it before have no real advantage, but it's still a bit uncreative to have something like that repeated several times (there are similar cards for rock, paper, scissors and other such things, where anyone picking X instantly loses).
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It's kind of like a crossword puzzle without words. You try to get strings of 6 tiles in a row that are either the same color or same shape.