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The Deal or No Deal electronic table top
game is for four players. The first thing I liked about this
board game is there are no pieces to loose!
The lack of individual pieces makes this an easy game to
play on the settee, in the car or to take around to the relatives
on Boxing Day.
Like other TV tie-in games, it does help if you've watched the
TV show. I had to read the instructions, whereas the kids just picked
up the game and started playing straight away, which goes to
show it is intuitive to use. Simply switch it on, tell the
game how many players there are - and you are straight into
the game.
The object of the game is to end up with more money than
'The Banker' and your opponents. The Banker shows you messages
on the electronic screen. The unit has a rotating
turntable which you turn to the current player who selects one of
22 boxes. They don't know how much is in the box, but
are able to start guessing by finding out what is in the other boxes.
The first player gets to open five of the remaining twenty boxes to
do this. Then the unit is switched to the next player who does
the same. From round 2 onwards players open 3 boxes at a time
in the process of eliminating where the prizes are. They will
also be made an offer for their box by The Banker and have to guess
if this offer is better than what might be in their box. If they
accept they press Deal, or to reject - No Deal.
Once the deal is accepted there is no going back, but
you do get to see what you would have been offered in each subsequent
round.
In the final round players can choose to swap their box
with the last remaining unopened box. The player with the
most money wins.
Now I have had a 'go' in a few places about some games that
exploit the success of TV series and not doing it very well -
resulting in disappointed faces all round. I've also been
mesmerised by other board games which claim to be
electronic, and get away with this description simply because they
need the batteries to announce the round of the game in
the hosts voice.
This time I'm pleasantly surprised that although it sits
on the back of the show, the Deal or No Deal Electronic
game is in fact a nice game.
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