Description
Fourteen tokens are spread across the game board, and a dinosaur is hiding under each one. Jurassic World - Dino Hunt is a dice game for the youngest players: each player gets a card with a list of the dinosaurs they are looking for, then rolls the die to travel around the board and turn over tokens. The rules fit on a single page, so you can explain the game in a few minutes.
How to play Dino Hunt
Each player gets a card showing the dinosaurs they have to find and places their figure on any space. On your turn, you roll the die. On a number from 1 to 3, you move that many spaces in any direction; on the dinosaur picture, you place your figure on any space you like.
When you land on a space, you turn over its token. If it shows a dinosaur from your list, you take the token and place it in front of you. If it doesn't match, it stays face up on the space for everyone to see. The first player to collect three dinosaurs from their card wins.
Why you will like it
- The player who does the best dinosaur impression goes first, so the fun starts before the first roll.
- With the dinosaur picture on the die, you jump to any space and choose for yourself which token to turn over.
- Turned-over tokens stay on the board, so it pays to remember where each dinosaur is.
- While playing, children practise counting spaces and recognising pictures.
Who is Dino Hunt for
The game is for two to four players aged 4 and up. The rules are very simple, which makes it a good choice as one of the first board games and for parents playing with their children.
What you might not like
The die roll and luck when turning over tokens largely decide who wins, so the game may not suit older children who prefer games with more decisions.
What's in the box
- game board
- die
- 4 figures
- 12 dinosaur cards
- 14 dinosaur tokens
- rules in Slovenian
