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CMYK  |  SKU: CMYKSPOTS

Spots

€24.29 EUR
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Description
Designer Alex Hague
Jon Perry
Justin Vickers
Publisher CMYK
Players 1-4
Playtime 25-30 mins
Suggested Age 10 and up

Spots is a casual push your luck game from CMYK. It was designed by Jon Perry, along with Alex Hague and Justin Vickers, and features dozens of adorable dog illustrations from the artist John Bond.

On your turn in Spots, you'll be rolling and placing dice onto dog cards. Dice you can't place get buried in your yard. Bury too many dice and you bust. Complete 6 dogs and you win!

-description from designer

Customer Reviews

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Chris
Simple to learn, hard to win

SPOTS is a great little game where you roll dice to match pips to dogs' spots and seeing just how far you can go before you lose everything again and again. Solo mode is challenging, and competitive play is equally fun. Also, there's a dog who only has one spot and it is his butthole. 5/5

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Adrian Huisman

Spots

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Dean Hetherington
Spots

Fantastic and fun - quick to learn and the new cards give it some strategic depth. The cards are also adorable dogs - what's not to love about that?

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DaniTani
Good family game

This game is very cute. My kids (8 and 10) love to play it. The one drawback is that it can overstay its welcome a little bit (it's sometimes difficult to hit the exact number you need to fill your final card). Overall though, cute and fun game!

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Spencer Capier
Spots is spot on (sorry).

One of those games that looks obvious, but fun, but you realize is slightly less obvious, and lots more fun!
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