Isolation Board Games

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2	Boggle, Fletter Fuse, Tell Me	3 fast paced games. In Boggle you shake letter cubes up and then try to find words in the grid. Find the most or longest words to win. Fletter Fuse - turn over letter cards and be the first to spot words that appear. Tell Me - a retro classic. Spin the wheel, turn over a category card and whichever letter it lands on you have to be the first to shout out something in the category beginning with that letter.	2	6			Pen & Paper	My skype details	Seb	Alex lexijdavies@gmail.com											/	/
3	Forbidden Island	A co-operative game. The water level is rising and the island is sinking. Work together to collect treasure using your special ability. Make sure you don't get stranded or allow the tiles with the treasure on to sink.	2	4				Skype details Character card
4	Forbidden Desert	Work together to recover a lost flying machine in the desert. You must escape with the flying machine before you become victims of the ferocious desert. co-operative	2	5				Skype details Character card
5	Forbidden Sky	"Soar to dizzying heights in the electrifying cooperative adventure. Work as a team to explore a mysterious platform that floats at the center of a savage storm." BGG Fiendishly difficult. Co-operative						Character cards, key card summary
6	Bucket Of Doom	Come up with the best death defying plan to win using an array of frankly useless items. Will you escape Freddie Kruger when you fall asleep?Age 17+	3	6
7	Wing It	Like a family friendly version of Bucket of Doom. Use the objects you are given to tell the story of how you resolved the issue you are faced with. Inventive and entertaining.	3	6
8	Disarm the Base	A quick, cooperative game based on direct action. Can you break into the base, avoid the guards, and disarm the war planes? Can you get out again to tell the world? Inspired by real-life direct action by peace activists.	2	4
9	Logo Game, What Came First	A quiz based on logos. What Came First is another quiz game where you bet on which thing you think came first	2	4					Seb
10	Mr Lister, What Came First	Mister Lister: The quick-fire trivia game that's just like a wild-west cowboy shootout but with brains instead of guns. What Came First: Flush toilet or stop sign, mayo or ketchup, The Statue of Liberty or The Eiffel Tower… reckon you know which came first? Then it’s time to put your money where your mouth is. The more you wager, the more you win and the faster you move around the track – but get it wrong and you’ll be heading backwards in a hurry. The first team to cross the finish line, wins!	2	8			Pen and paper
11	Picture This	Act or sketch to help your team guess the category. Be the first player to reach an agreed score.	2	6			paper and pencil
12	Scattergories	The Scattergories game is the fast-thinking game of categories and words, roll the die, flip the sand timer and think of answers to each category on the category list. Players race against the timer as they write down answers such as things in a musical group, a vegetable, a reason to have a party and items found in a bakery each beginning with the letter C. Score points for writing down things no one else did.	2	6			Pen and paper		Seb
13	Pandemic	Can you save humanity? Work together to eradicate the pandemic, discovering cures and containing the diseases.	2	6				character details and turn summaries	Alex lexijdavies@gmail.com
14	Dingbats	Can you recognise or decode the dingbats? Race to get the most right answers	2	6			pen and paper
15	Cat Cafe	Roll the dice and choose carefully what you will add to your cafe to attract the cats in. Each element you draw is scored differently so plan with care and use the pawprints that you save up to alter the dice to suit your plans.	2	5			Pencil	Scoring and drawing sheet
16	Splendor	Players are merchants of the Renaissance trying to buy gem mines to acquire the most prestige points. If you're wealthy enough, you might even receive a visit from a noble at some point, which of course will further increase your prestige.	2	4			Coloured counters if you have them or just a pen and paper	Turn summary	Alex lexijdavies@gmail.com
17	Court of Camelot	Try to get your knights to the top of the pecking order in the court of camelot. Spread gossip, fight, trick and double cross your way to the top.	2	5				Turn summary, card action summary
18	Outburst	Players are asked a question and score points for getting the answers on the card before the timer runs out. You might be right but if it's not one of the answers on the card you don't score. Fast and frantic with some very entertaining categories.	2	6			Pen and Paper
19	Forest of Fate	A co-operative storytelling survival adventure for 2-6 players. Use teamwork and tough decisions to discover your fate and make it home with the tale of a lifetime.	2	6				Character cards	Seb
20	Go For Broke	Be the first to lose a million in this classic retro game.	2	6			If you have any monopoly or play money that would help but isn't essential. A pen and paper
21	And then we died	Decipher and tell the story of your untimely demise using the words you make from the fragmented clues on the tarot cards	2	8
22	Beetle	Race to draw the beetle by rolling the numbers you need. A lovely retro game perfect for younger children	2	6			Pencil Dice	Copy of the sheet to draw on
23	Bingo	A classic!	2	6	17/04/2020	6-7pm		Bingo Card	Carlie x5	Paula	Amanda
24	Articulate	Communicate the word on your card to your team without using the word itself or some other key words.	2	8
25	Deep Sea Adventure	Dive as deep as you dare to collect treasure but watch out for your dwindling oxygen supply. A push your luck game in which you can mess up other people's plans mercilessly!	2	6			Two dice if you have them.
26	Geeky Gamer Quiz	A quiz for geeky video gamers!	2	6
27	20 Second Showdown	A team game where each team has to complete silly tasks before the timer runs out!	5	10			Two objects to use as batons so you can track whose turn it is.
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