MindWare Leaps and Ledges Strategy Game - Ages 8+ - Fun Party Game and Family Game Night Activity for Kids Teens and Adults - 2 to 4 Players

- GAMES THAT TEACH: Leaps and Ledges from MindWare is a fun way to strengthen math, strategy and problem-solving skills. MindWare puts a twist to the traditional board game with the intriguing design of Leaps and Ledges?sending daring players up and down instead of around. Take friendly competition to a new level as you race your opponents to the top of this colorful tower!- EASY-TO-FOLLOW RULES: An engaging game with easy-to-follow rule, Leaps and Ledges is great for younger players. The rules of the game are basic: the first player to get all four of their pawns to the top is the tower champion!- PLAYING THE GAME: Play your cards just right to move your pawns up in small steps or big leaps?but beware; only pawns of the same color can occupy a level. Cards are numbered 1-12 plus four types of specialty cards: 'Flip, Rampage, Wild and Precision' which create additional actions for the players.- FAMILY FAVORITE: Leaps and Ledges is a fantastic fast pace family game that's adaptable to a wide range of ages and skill levels. With multiple strategy tricks to learn, you'll be tempted to challenge family and friends again and again!- INCLUDES: Sturdy base, 15 colorful platforms, tower crown, 72 playing cards and 15 pawns.

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Leaps and Ledges

What’s included in the Leaps and Ledges box?

How many people can play and what ages is it for?

How do you win?

What skills does it build?

How long does a round take?

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What’s included in the Leaps and Ledges box?

You get a sturdy base, 15 colorful platforms, a tower crown, 72 playing cards (numbered 1?12 plus specialty cards), and 15 pawns?everything needed to build the 3-D tower and start racing.

How many people can play and what ages is it for?

The game is designed for 2?4 players and is recommended for ages 8 +.

How do you win?

Play cards to move your four pawns up the tower; the first player to land all four on the top crown claims victory.

What skills does it build?

Quick math, forward planning and problem-solving all come into play as you choose when to climb and when to send opponents tumbling.

How long does a round take?

A typical tower race finishes in about 20?40 minutes, so it fits easily into family game night.