Gamewright | Outfoxed! Game | Board Game | Ages 5+ | 2-4 Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time & | Rat-a-tat Cat Game | Card Game | Ages 6+ | 2-6 Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time

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Then slide a Thief card into the decoder with the red "Gamewright" logo sticking up out of the back. Once you get good at the base game, step up the challenge by moving the fox pawn 4 spaces instead of 3. With the minimum movement being three (one paw per die) it is possible for one player to bounce between two locations to find all the clues while another stays still to reveal all the suspects.

The game ends when there is no more room to place pieces on the board and the player with the lowest number of pieces remaining wins. Outfoxed is a colorful, fun and kid-friendly whodunit in the style of Clue, meaning it can be a great way for fans of the genre to introduce it to their children. Similar to Hasbro's Guess Who, I Never Forget a Face Memory Game includes 24 pairs of faces of children from around the world. Outfoxed is a fun game filled with colorful illustrated characters, a straightforward game style, a cool manual scanning device and an unusual dice system, making the game a little more interesting and engaging for younger audiences.We’ve always been a fan of both cooperative games and deduction games, so it was little surprise that we fell for Outfoxed! Use your memory to remember whether or not those items were marked "red" or "green" in the Clue decoder. In addition to the detective pieces, the game also comes with a red “thief” statue in the shape of a rather dapper-looking fox. Tiles and cards feature both images and words so it’s helpful for younger players, especially pre-readers and early readers, by helping kids learn how to use, spell, and read different words.

Including 16 thief/suspect cards, 12 clue tokens, four detective hat pawns, a thief miniature, game board and a unique ‘clue decoder’ - Outfoxed! For example, if they want to move they will have to get three paws and can move up to the total number of paws printed on the dice towards a clue space. Should a player fail to get three matching icons, it is considered a failure and the thief will instead advance 3 spaces down the printed path on the board, slowly making its way to the edge of the board for an escape down its fox hole. is a collaborative game that requires players to work together to reveal clues and narrow the suspects to figure out which thieving fox stole Mrs.This game is relatively easy, but it teaches problem-solving, attention to detail, and categorization. This is a great starter strategy game for kids and families, who can eventually graduate to the original Catan or other more intensive board games aimed at adults.