Ravensburger | SKU: 21100

Bugs in the Kitchen

Name: Bugs in the Kitchen
Brand: Ravensburger
SKU: 21100
Price: 34.95 CAD
Availability: InStock

$34.95 CAD ~~$39.95 CAD~~

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Designer	Peter-Paul Joopen
Publisher	Ravensburger Spieleverlag GmbH
Players	2-4
Playtime	15 mins
Suggested Age	5 and up
Honors	2013 Deutscher Spiele Preis Best Children's Game Winner 2013 Golden Geek Best Children's Board Game Nominee 2013 Kinderspielexperten "5-to-9-year-olds" Nominee 2013 Spiel des Jahres Kinderspiel des Jahres Recommended 2013 Vuoden Peli Children's Game of the Year Nominee 2014 As d'Or - Jeu de l'Année Nominee
Additional Info	137909/bugs-in-the-kitchen http://boardgamegeek.com/forum/1367887/bugs-in-the-kitchen/reviews

Centre of the game is a battery-driven cockroach, called "HEXBUG" "walking" more or less randomly across a labyrinth. The walls can be turned by the players according to a dice roll (for different categories of walls). Aim of the game is to let the electronic bug run into your trap - at one corner of the board. Each time you get this done, you get a cockroach chip ...

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Very good service and shipping very fast.

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Great trick taker

Love the theme and mechanic.

Brilliant introduction to deck building

My 6-year-old daughter loved this game. She's requested it 4 times since we first played it last night. The first words out of her mouth this morning were "Daddy, can we play the spaceship game again?"
Everything is so streamlined and easy to understand for kids. There is no text on the cards, just symbols. Everything is really clear (either get a coin, do a damage, heal some damage, or draw a card). Immediately my daughter understood the idea of buying cards from the same "team" so that they would work together. She plans ahead and buys cards that she needs to build up on her strategy. The art is cute and appealing. There is so much to love about this simple, relatively inexpensive game.
When I introduced this game, I explained that it is called a Deck building game because we build up our decks with more powerful cards, and I pointed out that there are lots of OTHER deck building games we can try later, ones with superheroes (Marvel Legendary), Star Wars (SW Deckbuilding Game), and Lord of the Rings (LOTR Deckbuilding Game). Halfway through our first game, my daughter said "I love this game. I think this might be my new favourite kind of game." I'm certainly looking forward to exploring more deck building games with her soon, but for now this is providing us with everything we need to consistently have a great time.

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