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Captain Sonar
45m - 60m
2 - 5 Players
Ages 14+
Games using the line drawing mechanic involve the drawing of lines in one way or another. Lines may be used to connect objects as in Sprouts, to isolate objects, or to create areas as in the classic Dots and Dashes, also known as Square-it.
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AbruptFiasco
For a game that is heavily focused on communication and listening there's just too much going on for the game to function properly. It's a fun twist on battleship...for the first few minutes, but will leave you with a headache, not from the rules or mechanics, but all the noise it makes.
abweins
Impossible to get to the table because of shabbos. But if I can and if it's the right group and we have time for a turn-by-turn tutorial before switching to real time... then it's fun.
ALovellSoHo
One of my favorite games ever for a large group as this game EXCELS with the full compliment of eight players. I could see it being almost as fun with six or seven as the Captain and First Mate positions can be combined without too much confusion. A genuine hit for large gaming groups and quick enough that you can randomize role selection and let everyone have a go at each position in a session lasting an hour or just over.